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View Promises →EMS Ltd reported a weak Q3 FY26, with revenue and PAT significantly below expectations due to extended monsoon in Uttarakhand and delayed project starts.
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EMS Ltd reported a weak Q3 FY26, with revenue and PAT significantly below expectations due to extended monsoon in Uttarakhand and delayed project starts. Management cited 15-20 days of work loss from natural disasters and 50% of the order book (₹1,100 Cr) in design phase, incurring costs without revenue recognition. PAT margin for the quarter fell to ~10%, though 9-month PAT margin remains at 15.86%. Order book stands at ₹2,200 Cr with a bidding pipeline of ₹4,000 Cr. Management guided for Q4 improvement but cautioned full recovery only by Q1 FY27. Key risk: continued execution delays and margin compression from competitive bidding and project ramp-up costs.
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View Promises →Execution delays from new project ramp-up
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Read Transcript →Unexecuted order book as of Dec 2025; management expects growth to ~₹3,000 Cr by Q1 FY27.
Current tenders under evaluation, including Delhi Jal Board projects worth ₹2,000 Cr.
Promoter pledged shares increased to 28% due to personal loan of ₹210 Cr; reduced to ₹140 Cr outstanding.
Unbilled revenue as of Dec 2025; expected to convert to billed revenue as projects progress.
Management expects PAT margin for full FY26 to be above 15%, implying a strong Q4 recovery from Q3's ~10%.
Current order book of ₹2,200 Cr expected to grow by 40-50% in Q1 FY27, driven by new project wins.
Outstanding personal loan of ₹140 Cr to be reduced to ₹100 Cr by Q4 FY26 and fully repaid in FY27.
Management reaffirms 20% annual growth, targeting ~₹1,150 crore revenue for FY26.
Historical PAT margin of 18% ±1% is expected to be maintained for FY26.
Management expects H2 revenue of ~₹740 crore, more than double H1's ~₹411 crore.
From the ₹4,000 crore tender pipeline, management expects to win ₹500-600 crore in new orders.
50% of order book is in design phase; revenue recognition may be delayed further if approvals or site readiness slip.
Management noted increasing competition and guided PAT margins may settle around 15% vs historical 18-20%.
Promoter pledge rose to 28% from 11% in two quarters; personal loan of ₹210 Cr raises governance concerns.
Heavy rains in Q2 severely impacted execution; changing monsoon patterns could affect future quarters.
Analyst noted historical PAT margins of 24-25% have declined to 18-19% due to increased competition in government EPC projects.
Despite large order book, only 45-50% is typically executed annually; any delay could impact revenue guidance.
Management expects PAT margin for full FY26 to be above 15%, implying a strong Q4 recovery from Q3's ~10%.
50% of order book is in design phase; revenue recognition may be delayed further if approvals or site readiness slip.
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