TVSELECT Q4 FY26 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹117 Cr
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Revenue YoY
2%
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EBITDA
₹7 Cr
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TVS Electronics reported a mixed Q4 FY26 with 117 crore revenue (2% YoY) reflecting deliberate sacrifice of low-margin business, while EBITDA of 7 crore surged 233% YoY with margin expanding 413 bps to 5.96%. PAT of 3 crore showed dramatic turnaround from losses. Full-year FY26 revenue of 455 crore (6% growth) underperformed FY25's 17.6% growth as management consciously exited unprofitable customer orders amid memory price inflation. Customer Support Services outperformed with 13% growth driven by solar capacity expansion from 1GW to 3GW. SMT utilization at 30-40% with external customer revenue already flowing; management targets double-digit growth for FY27 while maintaining structural margin improvement focus. Working capital pressures from supply chain disruptions led to higher inventory and receivables, increasing debt-to-equity to 0.43x. Key risks include EMS scale-up execution, memory price volatility, and management's refusal to provide specific margin guidance despite strong margin improvement trajectory.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects robust growth across all three business segments (Products & Solutions, Customer Support Services, and EMS) driven by new customer acquisition and deeper engagement with existing customers.
- Revenue from external customers has already started flowing in FY26 with a customer pipeline including prototype orders that will convert to commercial orders in FY27.
- Currently operating at 30-40% utilization with expectation to grow utilization levels in FY27 as more customers are onboarded.
- Capex plans include regular business-as-usual requirements plus new product tooling and development costs, in addition to the 40 crore already invested in factory expansion and EMS.
Risks flagged
- Memory prices increased significantly (described as double to triple) impacting product costs. While long-term customers must accept market prices, short-term order decisions have been delayed by 1-2 quarters, affecting near-term revenue visibility.
- Debt-to-equity increased from 0.34x to 0.43x due to increased inventory (supply chain challenges) and extended receivable cycles, requiring higher working capital deployment.
- Management declined to provide specific margin targets despite EBITDA margin expanding 413 bps to 5.96%, citing company policy against forward guidance. Investor requested management to provide at least broad guidance ranges.
- FY26 revenue growth of approximately 6% significantly moderated from FY25's 17.6%, reflecting management's conscious decision to sacrifice volume for profitability.
Key quotes
- As a company policy we don't give a specific guidance but however we believe the margin improvement is structural rather than temporary supported by the operational efficiencies and volume growth.
- We have taken decisions on few low hanging fruits either on product side or customer support service side. That is why you are seeing the revenue growth has been slowed down a little bit. However, you are seeing a remarkable traction in the margins.
- We are looking at mid-high complex mid volume products with higher profitability and those products are predominantly in the segments of auto power electronics, industrial electronics and defense systems.
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