VMSTMT Q4 FY26 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹241 Cr
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EBITDA
₹11.94 Cr
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VMS TMT delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of 241 crore and PAT of 2.29 crore, capping a year of consistent growth driven by its integrated CCM plant and cost optimization initiatives. The company's strategic shift to scrap-based billet manufacturing (procuring scrap at ~35,000/ton versus billets at ~42,000/ton) has eliminated reheating costs and generated ~1,500/ton margin improvement. A 15 MW captive solar plant (45-50 crore investment) will begin commissioning in the current month, targeting ~5 crore annual power cost savings. With 70-75% capacity utilization and only ~15,000 tons monthly sales against Gujarat's ~4.5-5 lakh ton market, significant volume growth headroom exists. Management remains focused on dealer network expansion and volume growth while maintaining conversion margins. Key risks include commodity price volatility and geopolitical supply disruptions for scrap. No specific FY27 financial guidance was provided, though management expressed confidence in improved performance.
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Guidance to track
- 15 MW captive solar plant (45-50 crore investment) will generate ~5 crore annual power cost savings with 5-year payback; 12 MW commissioning this month, remaining 3 MW in 2 months.
- Full year benefit from CCM plant integration (1,500/ton margin improvement) and solar power will flow through FY27, supporting margin expansion.
- New dealers being added regularly based on demand assessment by sales team; distributors to remain at 3, focused on Gujarat region.
Risks flagged
- TMT bar prices have softened in the last two months; management claims scrap prices adjust simultaneously, protecting conversion margins, but extended price weakness in a downturn scenario remains a risk.
- Management cited West Asia conflict causing supply disruptions; scrap procurement from global markets could face availability or cost pressures if tensions escalate.
- Management declined to specify expansion plans despite having environment clearance for 3 lakh tons capacity; capital allocation priorities unclear beyond solar project.
- Working capital cycle remains at ~2 months; inventory and receivable management will be critical as volumes scale up with capacity utilization improvements.
Key quotes
- Earlier when we were manufacturing TMT bars, we were purchasing billets from the outside market. We were reheating them and making TMT bars. After the CCM plant and hot charging has been incorporated, now we are procuring raw material in form of scrap from across the world and the cost of raw material has gone down in the sense like earlier we used to buy billet at 42,000 rupees a ton. Now we are buying scrap at around 35,000 rupees a ton.
- Gujarat itself has a huge potential about 4 and a half five lakh tons of TMT is sold across Gujarat and currently we are about having 15,000 tons of sale on a monthly basis. So there is still a lot of scope to expand in Gujarat itself.
- We sell under the brand name of Kenu in Gujarat which is at a premium in the market in Gujarat of about approximately 1,500 rupees per ton over all the regional brands. So our dealers and our network is very loyal to us.
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