NISMANAGEMENT Q1 FY27 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹115.44 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
15.68%
reported change
EBITDA
₹9.22 Cr
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NIS Management delivered a solid Q1 FY27 with consolidated revenue of ₹115.44 crore (+15.68% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹9.22 crore (+36.24% YoY), driven by contract quality focus and operational discipline. EBITDA margin expanded 121 bps to 7.99%. The company secured ₹45.71 crore in orders from Reliance Group and expects to cross ₹500 crore revenue target for FY27. Management targets FY28 revenue of ₹630-640 crore, with CCTV segment projected to double from ₹13-14 crore to ₹30 crore. The stock's 60% decline from IPO price of ₹111 to ₹46 was challenged by an analyst advocating share buyback, which management declined citing capital deployment for growth initiatives. Key risks include geographic concentration in West Bengal (72-73% revenue), client concentration, and margin pressure from GEM bidding in government contracts.
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Guidance to track
- Management confirmed confidence in crossing ₹500 crore consolidated revenue for FY27 based on order book and pipeline visibility.
- Management explicitly guided FY28 revenue in the ₹630-640 crore range with stretch to ₹650 crore, driven by aggressive bidding and expanded government focus.
- CCTV/project business expected to grow from ₹13-14 crore in FY26 to ₹30 crore in FY27, with PAT contribution rising from ₹2.5 crore to ₹3.5-4 crore.
- Management expects at least 1-2 percentage point increase in EBITDA margin over the next two years through increased electronics and technology content in contracts.
Risks flagged
- Stock has declined 60% from ₹111 IPO price to ₹46. Analyst directly challenged management on not doing share buyback despite cash-rich balance sheet. Management declined citing capital needs for growth.
- 72-73% of revenue concentrated in West Bengal. While management sees this stabilizing as other regions grow, any slowdown in West Bengal's industrial activity could materially impact results.
- Government GEM contracts now bidding at 3.85% floor rate. Management acknowledged this trend and stated they will be 'more choosy' in GEM segment, potentially limiting government revenue growth.
- CCTV business incurred losses in Q1 due to project execution timing; management expects stabilization by September. This segment also has longest working capital cycle (~90 days DSO), requiring significant cash deployment.
Key quotes
- We are confident that we should be able to cross the 500 cr during the current financial year at the pace that we are going on a year-on-year basis.
- The hope is to grow that 20% definitely but also while ensuring that the strength of the balance sheet is not compromised.
- If at the 60% discount at which you sold the same share last year if you cannot buy it back I think that itself is enough commentary about the strength of the business.
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