JSWINFRA Q4 FY25 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹1,283 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
20%
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EBITDA
₹2,615 Cr
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JSW Infrastructure delivered a strong FY25 with total revenue of INR 4,829 crores (up 20% YoY) and EBITDA of INR 2,615 crores (up 17% YoY), driven by 9% volume growth to 117 million tons and improving third-party mix at 49%. Q4 saw cargo volumes of 31.2 million tons with third-party share reaching 50%. The company guided for 10% port volume growth in FY26 with 70% of incremental volumes from third-party cargo, while logistics revenue is expected to grow 50% YoY to INR 730+ crores. CapEx guidance of INR 5,500 crores for FY26 will fund capacity expansion toward the 400 MTPA target by FY30. Key risks include iron ore price volatility impacting Paradip volumes, sustained losses at Navkar during integration, and potential delays in major port privatization tenders that management expects to yield 30-50 MTPA concessions in the near term.
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Guidance to track
- Conservative volume growth target for FY26 with interim operations at JNPT Liquid and Tuticorin contributing ~50% of incremental volumes. Growth supplemented by better utilization at Paradip coal terminal and Goa.
- Full year logistics revenue guidance of approximately INR 730+ crores based on INR 485 crores in FY25. Navkar to achieve INR 100 crores EBITDA in FY26 from normalized base of INR 50-55 crores.
- INR 4,000 crores allocated to port business and INR 1,500 crores to logistics segment including INR 170 crores for Navkar, INR 600 crores for rail wagons, and GCT investments.
- Long-term target with EBITDA margin approaching 25% from current 12-13%. Total investment of INR 9,000 crores planned over five years to achieve this scale.
Risks flagged
- Iron ore volumes have been lower in consecutive quarters due to Vedanta delayed stream-on and weak pellet export prices. Export-dependent cargo remains vulnerable to pricing fluctuations below $100/ton.
- As logistics segment grows from 12-13% to 15% EBITDA margins, consolidated margins will decline from ~54% to ~40-45% given logistics carries lower margins than port operations.
- Group cargo-dependent terminals at Jaigarh and Dharamtar will remain stable until Dolvi Steel expansion (10 to 15 MTPA) completes by March 2027, limiting near-term volume upside.
- Management expects 30-50 MTPA of concessions from Kolkata and Paradip in next 1-2 years, but timeline for EOI to actual award remains uncertain and competitive.
Key quotes
- We are looking at 10% growth in port volumes, and the revenue in the logistics business, we are looking at around 50% growth.
- The 10% guidance is on a conservative basis only, and it is, I know, in no way it will affect with the current tariff issues which are going on. It is a very conservative guidance. I don't foresee any issue in that.
- Our plan is by FY 2030, we'll have INR 8,000 crores of revenue with INR 2,000 crores of EBITDA.
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