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Delay in new capacity commissioning
View Risks →JTL Industries reported a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹693 crore (up 47.5% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹58 crore, driven by record quarterly sales volume of 1,23,262 metric tons (up ~30% YoY).
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JTL Industries reported a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹693 crore (up 47.5% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹58 crore, driven by record quarterly sales volume of 1,23,262 metric tons (up ~30% YoY). The key driver was the ramp-up of the Manga facility, which contributed ~25,000 tons of incremental volume, and increasing share of value-added products (27% of mix). Management guided for 30% volume growth in FY27 and 10-15% improvement in EBITDA per ton, supported by new capacity (cold rolling complex, color-coated pipes) coming online by H2 FY27. Export contribution reached 10% and is targeted at 15%. The JTL Defense subsidiary is scaling up, targeting ₹150-200 crore revenue in FY27. Key risk: delay in new capacity commissioning could temper volume growth and margin expansion.
Delay in new capacity commissioning
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Read Transcript →Highest ever quarterly sales volume, driven by Manga facility ramp-up and DFT product push.
Share of value-added products in sales mix increased, supporting EBITDA per ton improvement.
Export sales volume percentage reached 10%, with target of 15% in medium term.
Utilization at Manga facility improved; management expects 60-70% in FY27.
Management guided for 30% year-on-year growth in sales volume for FY27, achievable with current capacity.
The cold rolling complex and color-coated pipe capacity may face delays, impacting volume growth and margin expansion targets.
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