VARROC Q4 FY26 earnings call.
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₹2,368 Cr
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Revenue YoY
12.8%
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Varroc Engineering delivered a 12.8% YoY revenue growth in Q4 FY26 at ₹2,368 crore, with consolidated FY26 revenue of ₹8,891 crore growing 9%. EBITDA margin expanded 40bps sequentially to 9.7% in Q4, while full-year EBITDA stood at 9.4%. The standout development is the record order intake of ₹3,289 crore annualized peak revenue (65% EV-related), positioning FY27-FY28 strongly. Overseas operations rebounded with 24% YoY growth in Q4, driven by the Romania electronics and Thailand lighting wins. EV content now constitutes 14% of Q4 revenues, growing 50% YoY. The company faces near-term margin pressure from commodity inflation (with ~1-quarter OEM pass-through lag) and supply chain constraints at tier-2/3 suppliers post-May disruptions. Key risks include the drag from overseas subsidiaries (expected breakeven by Q4 FY27) and unresolved TYC arbitration. Capex of ₹450-500 crore in FY27 is earmarked for electronics, lighting, and EV capacity expansion.
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Guidance to track
- Significant capex planned for FY27 focused on electronics, lighting, and EV capacity expansion, including land acquisition. This will be higher than FY28 capex guidance of ₹350-400 crore.
- Romania electronics business expected to reach operational breakeven by Q4 FY27; Italian forging may take an additional year. International business overseas order book stands at ~₹1,400 crore.
- Medium-term objective to reach double-digit EBITDA margins through revenue growth, operating leverage, and overseas turnaround. No specific timeline committed.
- Target to achieve zero net debt status by end of FY28, though current capex requirements may maintain debt at ₹500-600 crore through FY27.
Risks flagged
- Raw material inflation rising across commodities with ~1 quarter lag in OEM pass-through. Management expects full compensation but acknowledges timing mismatch affecting near-term margins.
- International operations continue to drag overall PBT by ~₹70 crore annually. Romania and Italian forging remain loss-making; breakeven timeline of Q4 FY27 faces execution risk.
- The auditor's report contains a modified opinion related to TYC sale disputes. Arbitration process ongoing with resolution likely by end of FY27, but outcome remains uncertain.
- Analyst raised concern that Varroc's domestic growth lagged industry volumes despite 75% two-wheeler/three-wheeler exposure. Production data alignment and order book execution remain critical to close the gap.
Key quotes
- The revenue from supplying to EV vehicles in this quarter was around 14% of the revenues and for the full year it was around 13%. However, I would like to bring to your attention that the India EBITDA and PAT were strong for financial year 26 at 11.7% and 7.2% respectively.
- The overseas order book for this year was around close to ₹1,400 crore and in terms of the ramp up we will already start seeing the majority of these programs start production within fiscal year 27. However, fiscal year 28 will be a lot more.
- Whatever the revenues we see abroad coming out of Romania and later on in Thailand which will start in a small way from December all that will be towards EV. So EV content as an organization will definitely be significant going forward.
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