TIINDIA Q4 FY26 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹6,215 Cr
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Revenue YoY
20.7%
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Tube Investments delivered 20.7% YoY consolidated revenue growth to INR 6,215 crore in Q4 FY26, driven by strong performance in Engineering and Mobility segments. Engineering revenue grew ~15% YoY to INR 1,499 crore with PBIT expansion, while Mobility surged ~15% YoY to INR 208 crore on improving EV volumes. CG Power subsidiary posted INR 3,442 crore revenue (+25% YoY) and INR 490 crore PBIT (+28% YoY). Management flagged near-term fuel price inflation headwinds requiring customer negotiations and 1-2 quarter lag for cost pass-through. EV scaling faces deployment challenges—financing requirements of INR 100+ crore per 50-100 truck orders and charging infrastructure setup. Three-wheeler supply constraints (body-in-white supplier takeover) caused Q4 volume impact but are now resolved with ramp-up underway. CDMO commercial production commences next quarter from Naidupet facility. Free cash flow of INR 826 crore (100% of PAT) reflects strong cash generation discipline. Risks include execution uncertainty on railway product approvals pending government certification, and EV market still being nascent with 11 competitors in trucks.
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Guidance to track
- Core business capex guidance provided for FY2027, covering capacity expansions in steel tubes (Nasik CRSS plant ramp-up) and ongoing operational requirements.
- Additional capital to be deployed into TIC MPL (EV business) and TI Medical Private Limited based on scaling requirements, per management estimate.
- Naidupet facility is under final commissioning; commercial production commencement is targeted for the upcoming quarter as stated by management.
- Management expressed confidence in TI Medical achieving 15-20% year-on-year growth trajectory, driven by completed regulatory approvals, European/SEA market scaling, and IV Cannula business addition.
Risks flagged
- HCV EV scaling faces dual challenges: (1) financing requirements of INR 100+ crore per deployment for 50-100 truck orders, and (2) route-specific charging infrastructure setup. Order book is strong but deployment timelines remain uncertain.
- Railway business remains in product development stage. Customers must obtain Government of India product approval for Vande Bharat coaches. Management indicated 2-3 quarters before any meaningful revenue materializes—higher-risk waiting game.
- Body-in-white supplier takeover was completed mid-Q4, causing 50% production shortfall. Management claims resolution but acknowledged 'teething issues remaining.' Q1 ramp-up trajectory is critical to watch.
- Metal Formed Products remains sluggish due to unprofitable railway tender business and Hyundai OEM weakness. Western India facility for Hyundai still in ramp-up phase. Management gave no specific improvement timeline.
Key quotes
- We are definitely seeing an upswing in the demand for the electric vehicles, especially in our heavy truck segment and also in the small commercial vehicle segment. In fact, we are sitting on a very good order book for the big trucks.
- The challenges are primarily on account of deployment. In deployment, there are two parts to it. One is financing... Second is the challenges to set up the charging infrastructure for a given route. These two are the challenges which we are working towards, and we are hopeful we will untangle that.
- Cost reduction across all our four platforms is a very important initiative, and it's a continuous and an ongoing process. Our Montra Electric Rhino was the first electric truck in the country to be certified under the PM E-DRIVE scheme, which happened in quarter four.
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