FY27 Revenue: ₹2,600 crore
Full year FY27 revenue guidance raised to ₹2,600 crore with small chance of crossing this number, up from prior expectations, supported by strong order book and execution capabilities.
TD Power Systems · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.
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Full year FY27 revenue guidance raised to ₹2,600 crore with small chance of crossing this number, up from prior expectations, supported by strong order book and execution capabilities.
Post ₹50 crore debottlenecking capex, capacity target for FY28 is approximately ₹3,200 crore, with potential upside if market demand warrants.
Management plans another round of capacity expansion for FY29-30 to push capacity beyond ₹4,000 crore, with specific investment plans to be detailed in the next earnings call (3 months).
Management maintains EBITDA margin guidance within 18-19% band, utilizing levers including pricing, cost reduction, capacity utilization, and exchange rates.
Management stated confidence to cross 1,800 crore for full year FY26 based on current quarterly run-rate of approximately 600 crore.
Upward guidance of 2,200+ crore for FY27, based on quarterly inflow of 575-600 crore with high probability of further upward revision.
Q4 production and sales targeted at 550-575 crore per quarter, with ramping to 600 crore per quarter from Q1 FY27 onwards.
No bulk capacity additions planned till FY28; maximum revenue potential of 2,600-2,800 crore with existing assets before new investment decision next year.
Management revised FY27 guidance upward with "extremely high probability" to increase further, driven by Q4 order inflow momentum and strong execution pipeline.
With ₹100 crore total debottlenecking capex over FY27-28, current facilities can address up to ₹3,200 crore revenue, covering sales projections through FY28.
Capacity for 200 MW range large generators will be operational by late calendar 2027 (15-16 month equipment lead times), with big ramp-up expected in calendar 2028.
Gross contribution margins expected to revert to historical 33-34% average, excluding the one-off Turkey contract impact (~3% hit in Q4).