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Memory chip shortages impacting costs
View Risks →Macfos reported a stellar FY26 with revenue of ₹312 Cr (up 64.7% YoY), EBITDA of ₹39 Cr (up 113% YoY), and PAT of ₹25.65 Cr (up 115% YoY), excluding a one-time bulk of ₹71 Cr in FY25.
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Macfos reported a stellar FY26 with revenue of ₹312 Cr (up 64.7% YoY), EBITDA of ₹39 Cr (up 113% YoY), and PAT of ₹25.65 Cr (up 115% YoY), excluding a one-time bulk of ₹71 Cr in FY25. Growth was driven by strong demand across electronics distribution (Robu 1.0) and increasing traction in proprietary products (Robu 2.0), particularly drones and smart electronics modules. Average order value rose to ~₹7,300 in Q4 from ~₹6,000 in Q3, reflecting a shift toward higher-value B2B and government orders. Management remains confident in sustaining growth, citing robust demand, expanding product portfolio, and improving brand visibility. They target 10% higher gross margins on own-brand products versus distribution. Key risk: potential margin compression from rising competition and memory chip shortages, which management acknowledged but believes they can manage through opportunistic pricing and inventory optimization.
Memory chip shortages impacting costs
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Read Transcript →Jumped from ~₹6,000 in Q3, driven by higher B2B and government orders in the last quarter.
Increased from 1.45 lakh last year; methodology change caused data mismatch, corrected presentation to be uploaded.
Corrected from earlier typo of 3 lakh; reflects strong order volume in second half.
Targeting 10% higher gross margins on Robu 2.0 proprietary products compared to distribution business.
Management expects proprietary products (Robu 2.0) to deliver at least 10% higher gross margins than the core distribution business, helping improv...
Shortages have increased prices for development boards and drone controllers; management may not fully pass on costs due to supplier agreements and...
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