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Lumpy order dependency
View Risks →Inox India delivered a record quarter with total income of ₹436 crore (+27% YoY), the highest ever quarterly sales, driven by strong execution across industrial gas, LNG, and cryoscientific segments.
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Inox India delivered a record quarter with total income of ₹436 crore (+27% YoY), the highest ever quarterly sales, driven by strong execution across industrial gas, LNG, and cryoscientific segments. Export revenue hit a record ₹271 crore (+34% YoY), supported by robust demand for cryogenic storage, liquid cylinders, and disposable cylinders. EBITDA margin expanded to 23.4% (+120bps YoY) due to favorable product mix and operating leverage. Order backlog stands at ₹1,457 crore (63% exports), providing strong visibility. Management guided for 18-20% revenue growth in FY27, with potential upside from large orders in aerospace, LNG, and space projects. Key risks include lumpy order dependency and slower ramp-up in the keg business.
Lumpy order dependency
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Read Transcript →Order backlog provides strong revenue visibility; 63% from exports.
Record quarterly order from US customer; 9-month volume exceeds entire FY25.
Over 250 LNG semi-trailers now operating in India, commanding dominant market share.
Highest ever quarterly order intake for CryoSil brand; 9-month orders exceed 50,000 units.
Management expects to continue 18-20% revenue growth in FY27, driven by strong order pipeline and capacity expansion.
Order inflows are dependent on large, lumpy orders which can cause quarterly volatility; management acknowledged that standard orders are ~300-350...
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