SANSERA Q1 FY26 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹766.3 Cr
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Revenue YoY
3%
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EBITDA
₹132.1 Cr
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Sansera Engineering reported Q1 FY26 revenue of INR 766.3 crore (up 3% YoY), with EBITDA margins expanding 10bps to 17.2% despite multiple headwinds in domestic and export markets. PAT grew robustly at 26% YoY to INR 63 crore, supported by lower finance costs and operational efficiency initiatives. The company faced a 20.6% decline in India exports excluding Sweden due to global uncertainties, while Sweden subsidiary delivered exceptional 80% YoY growth (on a low base) with INR 63.7 crore quarterly revenue. ADS segment remains the growth engine, targeting INR 280-300 crore for FY26, doubling from prior year. Order book stands at INR 2,043 million with INR 173.2 million in new orders added during the quarter. Management adopts a cautious near-term outlook given US tariff uncertainty and RV content concerns, though aerospace and semiconductor businesses show resilience with exemption from tariff impacts. The company aims for 20% EBITDA margins in the medium term, contingent on normalization of headwinds and successful execution of diversification strategy into aluminium forgings and MMRF radar technology.
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Guidance to track
- On track to double FY25 ADS revenues with strong order book visibility and high-value aerospace and semiconductor components being added to portfolio.
- Revenue and margin stabilization expected from Q3 FY26 with full-year growth of ~20% and double-digit margins. Q2 will be muted due to summer holidays.
- Currently at ~INR 750 crore including existing execution and new orders, targeting INR 1,000 crore peak revenue by FY27-28.
- Expected revenues from Swedish subsidiary at around INR 225 crore for full FY26 on fixed currency basis, representing ~20-25% growth.
Risks flagged
- Recent tariff increase to 50% creates significant uncertainty for North America exports. While customers have committed to pass-through currently, further escalation or RV content requirements (75-80%) could require facility relocation decisions.
- Q1 80% YoY growth in Sweden was on a low base effect. The analyst questioned whether revenue and margins are fully ramped up or if further improvements are expected from Q3 onwards, revealing execution uncertainty.
- When specifically asked for Q1 MMRF performance numbers (revenues, margins) and order book details, management deflected, saying they would get back through SGA IR team later - suggesting either immaterial contribution or undisclosed challenges.
- Management acknowledged potential supply chain realignment depending on tariff settlement. If customers shift sourcing to Mexico/Canada/US to meet RVC norms, it could impact Sansera's revenue share even if total volumes remain stable.
Key quotes
- I would really like to answer this question more confidently than what I am today because there's so much of uncertainty that every day things are different looking at so it largely depends on how this tariff would settle down. I can only talk about certainties where we have domestic business.
- While the customers have agreed to reimburse it, we are still awaiting the final receipt of money. Then we will reverse it from the cost. So currently it's a small cost but it still sits in our P&L.
- Most of the semiconductor business that we have contracted, the end market or the final destination we understand is not the US. So there is some amount of resilience there and I also understand from our aerospace customer that they have been exempted.
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