Electronics segment growth
22.3%
+22.3pp YoY
Electronics (stabilizers, UPS, inverters, batteries) grew 22.3% YoY in Q4, all categories contributed.
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01 May 2026
V Guard Industries Limited — Q4 FY26
V Guard delivered a robust Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹755 cr (+14.1% YoY) and PAT of ₹112 cr (+23% YoY), driven by strong performance in electronics (+22.3%) and electricals (+15.9%).
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V Guard delivered a robust Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹755 cr (+14.1% YoY) and PAT of ₹112 cr (+23% YoY), driven by strong performance in electronics (+22.3%) and electricals (+15.9%). EBITDA grew 19.3% to ₹171 cr, though full-year EBITDA margin contracted to 8.8% due to a weak H1. Management highlighted proactive price hikes (75% passed) to offset 8-13% input cost inflation from the West Asia conflict, with the balance expected by May-June. Summer demand has started well in South India, and the low base from last year's poor summer supports optimism for FY27. However, sustained commodity inflation and supply chain disruptions (e.g., polymers, sulfuric acid) remain key risks that could pressure margins if pricing actions lag.
Key Numbers
Non-south market contribution
48%
flat YoY
Non-south markets contributed 48% of full-year revenue, indicating geographic diversification.
BLDC fan share of ceiling fan sales
40%
flat YoY
BLDC fans now account for ~40% of ceiling fan sales, with strong growth and low complaint rates.
Channel financing penetration
35%
flat YoY
35% of distributor business is under channel financing, not category-linked but customer-linked.
Management Guidance
Volume growth target of 10-12% in FY27
Management aims for 10-12% volume growth, plus 1-2% price growth, targeting ~15% revenue growth, though price growth may be higher due to cost inflation.
Management guidance growthDouble-digit EBITDA margin aspiration
Management targets double-digit EBITDA margins but refrains from committing due to high cost inflation; expects at least 10% if summer is supportive.
Management guidance marginsRemaining 25% price hike to be passed by May-June
75% of required price hikes have been passed; the balance 25% will be implemented as high-cost inventory arrives in May-June.
Management guidance otherSunflame integration benefits to materialize over 3-4 quarters
Sales integration benefits expected over next three quarters; deeper benefits from NPD pipeline in H2 FY27 and beyond.
Management guidance expansionKey Risks
Sustained commodity inflation from West Asia conflict
Input costs have risen 8-13% across categories; if pricing actions lag, margins could compress further.
high · management_commentarySupply chain disruptions for key raw materials
Shortages in polymers, sulfuric acid, and other inputs could constrain production, especially for smaller players; V Guard has secured supplies till June but risks remain.
medium · management_commentaryWeak summer demand in non-south markets
April saw mixed weather; if non-south summer underperforms, seasonal categories (fans, coolers) may see slower offtake.
medium · analyst_questionIncreased competitive intensity in wires segment
New entrants (including large players) are entering the wires market, potentially pressuring market share and pricing.
medium · analyst_questionNotable Quotes
We are in a state of supply shock. You could see some of the smaller players not even being able to produce products.
We have pegged our growth and we have to grow despite all these macro headwinds. We have done this by integrating our manufacturing.
The inflationary trend is pretty severe and it is as bad or a little worse than the Ukraine war inflationary trend.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was V Guard Industries's revenue in Q4 FY26?
V Guard Industries reported revenue of ₹1,755 Cr in Q4 FY26, representing a +14.1% change compared to the same quarter last year.
What guidance did V Guard Industries management give for FY27?
Volume growth target of 10-12% in FY27: Management aims for 10-12% volume growth, plus 1-2% price growth, targeting ~15% revenue growth, though price growth may be higher due to cost inflation. Double-digit EBITDA margin aspiration: Management targets double-digit EBITDA margins but refrains from committing due to high cost inflation; expects at least 10% if summer is supportive. Remaining 25% price hike to be passed by May-June: 75% of required price hikes have been passed; the balance 25% will be implemented as high-cost inventory arrives in May-June. Sunflame integration benefits to materialize over 3-4 quarters: Sales integration benefits expected over next three quarters; deeper benefits from NPD pipeline in H2 FY27 and beyond.
What are the key risks for V Guard Industries in FY27?
Key risks include Sustained commodity inflation from West Asia conflict — Input costs have risen 8-13% across categories; if pricing actions lag, margins could compress further.; Supply chain disruptions for key raw materials — Shortages in polymers, sulfuric acid, and other inputs could constrain production, especially for smaller players; V Guard has secured supplies till June but risks remain.; Weak summer demand in non-south markets — April saw mixed weather; if non-south summer underperforms, seasonal categories (fans, coolers) may see slower offtake.; Increased competitive intensity in wires segment — New entrants (including large players) are entering the wires market, potentially pressuring market share and pricing..
Did V Guard Industries meet its previous quarter's guidance?
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Where can I read the full V Guard Industries Q4 FY26 concall transcript?
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