Vilas Transcore / Q4-FY26

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Watch2026-05-20Back to VILASTRANSCORE

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Vilas Transcore reported a 30% YoY revenue growth for FY26, driven by 64% volume growth in CRGO lamination, though realizations were impacted by a sharp correction in CRGO prices. EBITDA margin contracted 151 bps to 11.17% due to ramp-up costs at the new Unit 3 facility and higher-cost local mill purchases. Management guided for 45-50% volume growth in CRGO lamination in FY27, targeting 30,000 MT, with revenue growth of 30-40% assuming stable CRGO prices around ₹210/kg. New product lines (radiators, nano-crystalline cores, copper conductors) are expected to contribute ~₹150-170 crore in FY27. The key risk is further CRGO price volatility or imposition of anti-dumping duties, which could disrupt supply and compress margins.

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  • Targeting 30,000 MT volume in FY27, up from ~19,500 MT in FY26, driven by improved utilization of expanded capacity.
  • Revenue expected to reach ₹750-800 crore, assuming CRGO price of ~₹210/kg and contributions from new products.
  • Management expects margins to stabilize around 11-12% EBITDA, with potential improvement if CRGO prices stabilize or rise.
  • Trial production by September 2026, targeting 1,000 MT in FY27, contributing ₹100-120 crore revenue.

Risks flagged

  • Sharp price corrections and potential anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports could disrupt supply and compress margins.
  • Management admitted buying 25% from local mills at 5% premium to maintain relationships, impacting gross margins by 1.8-2%.
  • Radiator and nano-crystalline core utilization is low (20-25% targeted), and copper conductor is yet to start commercial production.
  • West Asia conflict has doubled transformer oil prices and increased packing material costs by 50%, affecting customer orders.

Key quotes

  • We are targeting around 45% to 50% growth in CRG lamination volume as utilization level improve further across the expanded capacity.
  • If dumping duty will be there then C price will increase not remain stable. It will be increased by 25 30 rupees.
  • We are not going to plan transformer factory or transformer manufacturing in villa transcope because that will spoil our existing business.

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