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Working capital strain from government receivables
View Risks →Servotech reported a transformative FY26 with Q4 standalone revenue of ₹212 crore (+67% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹23.2 crore (+70% YoY), driving full-year EBITDA margin expansion to 11.6% (up 190 bps YoY).
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Servotech reported a transformative FY26 with Q4 standalone revenue of ₹212 crore (+67% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹23.2 crore (+70% YoY), driving full-year EBITDA margin expansion to 11.6% (up 190 bps YoY). The strong H2 run-rate (₹410 crore standalone revenue) reflects capacity commissioning of ₹64 crore in solar inverters, DC chargers, and battery storage. Management guided for FY27 as a year of operational consolidation, targeting positive operating cash flow, reduced leverage, and working capital normalization (receivables at 138 days). Key growth drivers include retail channel scaling (from ₹2 crore/month in FY22 to ₹25 crore/month), higher-margin DC charger mix (120-360 kW), and a healthy order pipeline from government EPC projects. Risk: Working capital strain may persist if OMC and railway receivables (₹100 crore) take longer to release than anticipated.
Working capital strain from government receivables
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Read Transcript →Retail channel scaled from ₹2 crore/month in FY22 to ₹25 crore/month currently.
DC chargers contributed 15% of total revenue; AC/small chargers 27%.
Solar products (inverters) accounted for 51% of total revenue.
Current capacity utilization is above 50%; target 100% by Q2 FY27.
Management aims to fully utilize the newly commissioned manufacturing capacity by Q2 FY27.
Receivables increased to ₹243 crore, with ~₹100 crore stuck in OMC and railway projects, pressuring cash flow.
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