Genus Power Infrastructures FY26 Annual Earnings Summary

Working capital days remain elevated due to upfront investments; management targets improvement to ~40% of sales from current >60%.

An analyst asked about potential obligations from an ED raid; management stated no communication from department in 7 months and no impact seen.

Tenders for ~4 crore meters (Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Punjab) are under technical evaluation; delays could impact order inflow.

Despite DSO reduction, inventory remains high due to new projects; cash flow positive expected only by FY27.

Management declined to comment on future margin trends, citing the tendering nature of the business, which could lead to margin compression.

Key tenders from Tamil Nadu (30 million meters) and other states may be delayed due to elections, impacting order book replenishment.

Inventory days increased by 10 days QoQ, and gross debt stood at ₹1,975 crore, near peak levels, indicating high working capital needs.

Analyst raised concerns about public resistance in cities like Mumbai; management dismissed as temporary and highlighted consumer benefits.

Management acknowledged Q1 and Q2 are slower due to summer and rains, which could impact installation pace.

Management confirmed latching relays are imported from China, exposing the company to supply chain and tariff risks.

Analyst noted potential slowdown in Maharashtra due to municipal elections; management acknowledged minor field issues.

Company received an ED notice in December 2024; no further developments, but the matter remains unresolved and could pose regulatory risk.