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View Claim Ledger →Effwa Infra & Research Ltd — Q4 FY26
Effwa Infra & Research reported a strong FY26 with revenue of 253.29 cr (+36.8% YoY), EBITDA of 42.11 cr (+40.3% YoY), and PAT of 28.62 cr (+42.3% YoY).
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Effwa Infra & Research reported a strong FY26 with revenue of 253.29 cr (+36.8% YoY), EBITDA of 42.11 cr (+40.3% YoY), and PAT of 28.62 cr (+42.3% YoY). Growth was driven by robust execution in ZLD-based effluent treatment for steel, oil & gas, and fertilizer clients, along with operational efficiencies. The order book stands at 750 cr with a pipeline of 2,600 cr, providing solid revenue visibility. Management guided 35-40% revenue growth for FY27, supported by a strong order book and expected conversion of 250 cr in won orders. A key risk is execution delays due to geopolitical tensions and client-side approvals, as seen in the JSW order slippage.
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Order Book
750 cr
+50% YoY
Order book remains at 750 cr as of March 2026, with additional 250 cr expected to be formalized soon.
Order Pipeline
2,600 cr
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Pipeline of bids and proposals exceeds 2,600 cr, indicating strong future revenue potential.
Employee Count
145
+10-15% expected FY27
Current workforce of 145, with 75% engineers; planned 10-15% hiring in FY27 to support growth.
Export Revenue Share
12.8%
+9.8pp YoY
Export contribution increased to 12.8% of full-year revenue, up from 3% in H2, reflecting international expansion.
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Management expects revenue to grow 35-40% in FY27, implying around 350 cr, driven by strong order book and pipeline.
Management cited war-related material supply issues and labor shortages causing dispatch delays in Q4, which could persist.
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