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Material risks this quarter

Domestic Wire Rope Volume Subdued

Despite management attributing domestic volume softness to strategic shift toward value-added products, India wire rope volumes grew only 5-10% YoY in Q3, below expectations set by monsoon recovery commentary in Q2. Analyst questioned whether this is competitive pressure, but management maintained it is a deliberate strategic choice to prioritize higher-margin products.

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LRPC Segment Structural Decline

LRPC segment declined 13% YoY in Q3 and management acknowledged it has become a commodity market with limited growth prospects. While plasticated LRPC (specialty) offers hope with 2-3 approvals in progress, the core LRPC business will continue to drag overall volume growth for the foreseeable future.

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Paradip Mala Project Timeline Uncertainty

When specifically asked about the Adani Paradip Mala project contract won 6 months ago, management stated first commercial orders are not expected for another 2-3 years as project procurement is at initial stages of 3-5 year project cycles. This delays a potentially significant volume opportunity.

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CBAM Impact on European Wire Exports from 2028

European Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will impact wire product exports (HS 7217) to Europe from 2026 with ~100-200 tons annually, and wire ropes likely included from 2028 cycle. Management stated it is a solvable problem via solar power and emission tracking, but the 4MW solar plant at Ranchi will only partially address this for European market supplies.

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