Company profile / LEAPINDIA

LEAP India earnings calls.

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PositiveDelivery assessment incompleteLatest record q1-fy27

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₹203 Cr

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Actual quarterly PAT (₹ Cr) trajectoryReported values plotted by quarter. Hover or focus a point for its quarter, value, and source sentiment.Q1 FY27: 25 · Positive source sentimentQ1 FY272525
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LEAP India delivered a strong Q1 FY27 with 19% YoY revenue growth and 53.5% EBITDA margin expansion of 118bps, alongside 30% PAT growth. The company's 90% market share in India's pallet pooling market (14.9M assets, ₹1,690 crore asset base) provides significant competitive moat. 48 new customer acquisitions (vs. normal 18-20 per quarter) from 11 sectors drove additional 100,000 pallet opportunities. Per pallet yield improved to ₹1.54 from ₹1.45 with 5-6% pricing taken. MHE business posted 33% growth at ₹35.3 crore with 174 new machine deployments. Management guides for 20%+ quarterly revenue growth with EBITDA expansion outpacing revenue, though margin will oscillate between 47-56% due to business mix. GCC expansion (targeting ₹150-200 crore in 3 years) is deferred due to geopolitical tensions, but domestic levers (automotive at 20% contribution, new sectors like dairy/paints/textiles) offset this. Asset deployment reduced to ₹76 crore vs. ₹110 crore due to raw material inflation and Middle East caution. Key risks: raw material cost inflation for containers, textile sector weakness from geopolitical tensions, working capital (DSO at 119 days vs. 131 days prior), and movement hire ratio of 0.3x vs. 4x in developed markets limiting monetization.

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Revenue

₹203 Cr

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