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View Promises →Emmvee delivered a stellar FY26 with revenue of ₹5,049 crore (+116% YoY), EBITDA of ₹1,734 crore (+140% YoY), and PAT of ₹1,082 crore (+193% YoY).
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Emmvee delivered a stellar FY26 with revenue of ₹5,049 crore (+116% YoY), EBITDA of ₹1,734 crore (+140% YoY), and PAT of ₹1,082 crore (+193% YoY). EBITDA margin expanded 300 bps to 34%, driven by scale benefits, operating leverage, and first full year of cell operations. Module capacity reached 10.3 GW, cell capacity 2.94 GW, with cell utilization improving to 69.9% (79% in Q4). Order book doubled to 9.4 GW, with strong inflows. The company is executing a 6 GW integrated cell and module facility (module line by end CY26, cell line by end FY27) and plans a 9 GW wafer facility in phases starting FY29. Balance sheet strengthened post-IPO with net debt/equity at -0.06x. Key risk: potential delay in ALMM enforcement could shift DCR/non-DCR mix, though management sees minimal impact.
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View Promises →Potential delay in ALMM enforcement
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Read Transcript →Module production doubled to 2,999 MW in FY26 from 1,482 MW in FY25.
Cell production nearly tripled to 1,520 MW in FY26 from 534 MW in FY25.
Cell utilization improved from 43.3% in FY25 to 69.9% in FY26, reaching 79% in Q4.
Order book increased from 4.9 GW in FY25 to 9.4 GW in FY26, with Q4 inflow of 1.27 GW.
Module line to be commissioned by end of calendar year 2026, cell line by end of financial year 2027.
Phase 1 of 5 GW wafer facility to be set up in FY29 (calendar year 2028), with phase 2 of 4 GW a year later.
Management expects cell utilization to remain at similar levels, having achieved 85% in some months.
As ALMM2 takes effect, management expects all capacity sold to be DCR-compliant by early next fiscal.
Management expects to maintain current EBITDA margin levels, supported by pass-through contracts and cost efficiencies.
Further 40% reduction in silver paste consumption per cell targeted through process improvements.
Planned integrated cell and module facility at Junali will add 6 GW cell capacity, taking total to 8.9 GW by FY28.
Some developers have petitioned to push the ALMM deadline to July; a delay could shift DCR/non-DCR mix, though management sees minimal impact.
Inventory and receivables have increased significantly, with changes in finished goods inventory of ₹636 crore. Management expects normalization but this could pressure cash flows.
Management noted that freight rules, commodity cycles, and logistics may remain volatile, impacting costs.
The 6 GW integrated facility and 9 GW wafer plant require significant capital (₹4,800 crore for the former). Any delays or cost overruns could impact returns.
India's cell capacity may reach 140 GW by FY28, potentially leading to pricing pressure and lower utilization for less efficient players.
Delays in transmission infrastructure could push back project timelines and module offtake, though management sees no abnormal delays currently.
Silver prices have more than doubled recently; while management claims pass-through and efficiency gains, sustained increases could pressure margins.
Module line to be commissioned by end of calendar year 2026, cell line by end of financial year 2027.
Some developers have petitioned to push the ALMM deadline to July; a delay could shift DCR/non-DCR mix, though management sees minimal impact.
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