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View Risks →Vibhor Steel Tubes reported Q3 FY26 revenue of ₹301.1 crore, up 21% YoY, driven by the ramp-up of the Jajpur (Odisha) plant which reached 21% capacity utilization in December.
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Vibhor Steel Tubes reported Q3 FY26 revenue of ₹301.1 crore, up 21% YoY, driven by the ramp-up of the Jajpur (Odisha) plant which reached 21% capacity utilization in December. The company's legacy Maharashtra and Telangana plants continue to operate at 70-72% capacity. Management highlighted that the metal crash barrier division is running at full capacity (1,000 tons/month at each plant), prompting expansion with new machines and a second galvanizing line in Jajpur. New products like transmission line towers, monopoles, and poles are gaining traction, with EBITDA margins expected to be higher (5-10%) than pipes (3.5-3.8%). Capex of ~₹10 crore is planned for FY26. Key risk: high dependence on Jindal (80% of revenue) and execution delays in certification for new products.
High customer concentration (Jindal)
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Read Transcript →Jajpur plant reached 21% of installed capacity in December, up from near zero in Q2.
Both Hyderabad and Jajpur plants are at full capacity of 1,000 tons/month each.
Management expects new products (crash barrier, poles, towers) to contribute 20% of revenue soon.
Inquiries exceed current capacity by 2,000 tons, driving expansion plans.
Management expects the Jajpur plant to achieve 30-40% capacity utilization in the next fiscal year, up from 21% in December.
Approximately 80% of revenue comes from Jindal, posing a risk if the relationship sours or demand drops.
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