Aerospace 25% annual growth commitment
Management committed to 25% YoY growth in aerospace segment for FY27, having already exceeded this in Q1 at 40.4%. This forms the baseline organic growth target.
Raymond · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.
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Management committed to 25% YoY growth in aerospace segment for FY27, having already exceeded this in Q1 at 40.4%. This forms the baseline organic growth target.
Target EBITDA margin for aerospace business at steady state is ~25%, compared to current 21.2%. Margins will stabilize as newly developed programs transition into production.
Management targets ~12-13% EBITDA margin for precision manufacturing business in the near term, with potential upside as product mix improves.
Greenfield facility near Bangalore airport on track with commercial production targeted for late 2027, preceded by 6-month customer approval processes.
Long-term EBITDA margin target for aerospace segment driven by efficiencies, synergies, and operating leverage as new products mature and scale.
Management targets sustained margin expansion beyond 15% in precision technology and auto components, up from current 13.7% in Q3 FY26.
100 crore per year for aerospace and 100 crore per year for auto precision, combining capacity expansion, capability enhancement, and maintenance capex over the next several years.
500 crore for aerospace and 430 crore for auto precision segments in Andhra Pradesh facility, creating cost advantages and strategic positioning.
Management expects 25% year-on-year growth in aerospace revenue, with existing capacity sufficient for FY27 and new Andhra plant contributing from FY29.
₹500 crore for aerospace (greenfield in Andhra) and ₹430 crore for precision technology; annual spend ~₹200 crore, funded through internal accruals and debt.
Targeting one new component per day; 250-350 new components annually, with 20-25% as sub-assemblies to move up value chain.
Excluding one-time gains, EBITDA margins of ~15% are sustainable due to permanent cost synergies and operational efficiencies.