TECHNOE Q4 FY26 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹1,010 Cr
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Revenue YoY
35.42%
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EBITDA
₹448 Cr
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Techno Electric closed FY26 with record standalone revenue of ₹3,252 crore (+35.4% YoY) and PAT of ₹457 crore (+34.8% YoY), though Q4 faced headwinds from GCC-related supply chain disruptions that shaved approximately ₹200 crore from topline. Consolidated FY26 revenue reached ₹5,250 crore (+43.3% YoY) with EBITDA of ₹462 crore. The ₹9,600 crore unexecuted order book (2.5x book-to-bill) provides strong revenue visibility. Data center business remains nascent—Chennai facility (5.6 MW) achieved 0.5 MW absorption in 6 months with FY27 revenue target of ₹40–50 crore. FY27 guidance of ₹4,000 crore revenue, ~13% EBITDA margin, and EPS of ₹60 reflects near-term caution amid commodity inflation, while FY28 targets ₹5,000 crore revenue with EPS of ₹75. Management reaffirmed long-term thesis positioning data centers as the company's 'face' by 2030, requiring patience on returns from this capital-intensive diversification.
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Guidance to track
- Standalone basis with ~13% EBITDA margin, subject to GCC war resolution timeline. EPS guidance of ₹60 reflects near-term commodity inflation headwinds.
- Management reaffirmed EPS trajectory despite FY26 miss from ₹50 to ₹46.66 target. Assumes war impact normalizes within H1 FY27.
- Conservative target reflecting 6-month ramp period for Chennai facility in competitive landscape against established players like Adani, Reliance, and NTT.
- ₹1,000 crore for data center expansion (NOIDA, Kolkata, edge rollout), ₹250 crore for smart metering completion. ~60% of smart metering capex internally funded.
Risks flagged
- Analyst raised disconnect between LinkedIn brand visibility and tangible revenue contribution. Management acknowledged competition from large MNC players (Adani, Reliance, NTT, ST) and slower enterprise customer onboarding. Target reduced from ₹100 crore to ₹40-50 crore for FY27.
- Analyst questioned rising trade receivables and the ₹88 crore Afghanistan receivable (now under ADB payment process). Management clarified ₹400 crore collected by April-end from ₹950 crore receivables, with typical 2-2.5 month cycle.
- Management voluntarily cited ~₹200 crore topline impact from gas supply disruptions affecting equipment suppliers (insulators, switchgear). Cost inflation from commodity prices (aluminum) expected to persist partially even post-war resolution.
- Rail land acquisition challenges slowing edge data center rollout under Rail partnership. Smart metering margin pressures prompting selective approach over aggressive volume pursuit.
Key quotes
- The war has definitely shaved off ₹200 crore topline and gas non-availability have increased costs of certain vital equipment in our sector—insulators, aluminium, metals, commodity prices all-time high.
- By 2030, our data center or digitization will become the face of this company and transmission will be the second side of the coin which is presently the face of the situation.
- It is going to be a slow but a rewarding journey but a long journey. We are still gaining ground in the industry, competing with large organizations who've been established for decades.
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