TRIVENI Q4 FY26 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹1,408.18 Cr
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Revenue YoY
10.6%
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Triveni Engineering delivered a robust FY26 with revenue of 6,291 crores (+10.6% YoY) and PAT of 268.7 crores (+12.8% YoY), driven by strong sugar and distillery segments. The distillery business achieved its highest-ever production and sales, with EBITDA margins expanding significantly due to lower maize costs and supply chain optimization. The power transmission business faced a Q4 blip due to geopolitical delays and OEM acceptance issues, though order bookings rose 25% to nearly 500 crores, providing clear revenue visibility. The demerger of Triveni Power Transmission (listing expected end-August 2026) represents a strategic inflection point. Key risks include El Niño impact on monsoon patterns affecting sugarcane yields in Western UP (where crushing fell 17%), potential government policy shifts on ethanol feedstock allocation, and competitive intensity from global gearbox players. The 300 crore capex program for gearboxes (output potential of 700 crores) remains on track for September 2026 completion, with defense facility now fully operational.
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Guidance to track
- Growth target expects exports to become majority of PT OE sales, driven by Indian OEMs exporting turbines/compressors with Triveni gearboxes and direct global OEM deliveries.
- 109 Cr balance capex (40% for defense facility) remains to be incurred in Q1-Q2 FY27; defense facility now fully operational with key machinery commissioned.
- Power transmission business maintains its historical margin profile as standalone entity with its own capital structure.
- Shamli distillery (idle since acquisition) will add capacity without new capex; debottlenecking underway for organic distillery volume growth.
Risks flagged
- Met department forecasts El Niño impact on Indian monsoon, with water stress risk in central/southern India and eastern UP. West UP relatively insulated but excess rainfall patterns have caused flooding historically. Potential early maturity of cane crop.
- Government has pushed FCI rice allocation (40% of grain tender) vs maize; ethanol tenders delayed due to South India court case. FY27 tender cycle yet to materialize meaningfully. Pricing policy remains government's prerogative, affecting distillery profitability trajectory.
- Western UP witnessed 17% crush decline due to aggressive jaggery/khandsari payments for cane. Government reviewing sugarcane control order revision under central ambit, but regulatory clarity uncertain.
- Q4 had significant gearbox shipments (for European/Middle Eastern projects) deferred due to geopolitical delays and OEM acceptance backlogs. Finished goods inventory impact on Q4 revenue; shipments expected in Q1 FY27, but one-quarter blip creates near-term uncertainty.
Key quotes
- The composite scheme of arrangement is effective from the 19th of May 2026 after the approval of the NCLT. The revenues from operations of the company net sales stood at 6,291 crores and the PBT stood at 378 crores.
- We have accounted for an exceptional charge of 14 crores in fiscal 26 which reflects the estimated retroactive impact of the new labor codes on employee benefit provisions. The net profit as a result for the full year reached 268.7 crores which was up by 12.8% versus the previous corresponding year.
- ICRA has reaffirmed our long-term credit rating as double A+ stable, lifting it from its previous underwatch status. And I think that's a return to the highest rating of historically. Something that we at the business are quite proud of.
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