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VIDYAWIRES Other 15 May 2026

Vidya Wires Ltd — Q4 FY26

Vidya Wires reported a strong FY26 with revenue from operations at ₹1,839.6 crore, up 24.4% YoY, driven by copper price tailwinds and higher capacity utilization.

bullish high
Revenue ₹599 Cr +24.42%
EBITDA ₹86 Cr
PAT ₹20 Cr
EBITDA Margin 5% +35bps
Duration 58 min
Read Time 1 min read

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Vidya Wires reported a strong FY26 with revenue from operations at ₹1,839.6 crore, up 24.4% YoY, driven by copper price tailwinds and higher capacity utilization. EBITDA margin expanded 35 bps to 4.66%, aided by disciplined hedging and cost control. PAT stood at ₹57.6 crore. The new LQ Industries plant commenced production in February, adding 6,000 MT capacity, with total capacity expected to reach 35,000-36,000 MT by Diwali. Management guided for 50-60% utilization of new capacity in FY27 and full utilization by FY28, with better margins from new products like PV ribbon and CTC. Key risk: global shipping disruptions and Middle East tensions could impact export logistics and input costs.

Key Numbers

Total Volume (FY26) 18,024 MT
+6.5% YoY

Volume growth driven by higher capacity utilization and new plant contribution.

Export Share 12%
Flat YoY

Export share remained at 12% of total business volume; target is 25%.

New Capacity Addition (LQ) 6,000 MT
New

LQ Industries added 6,000 MT capacity in Feb 2026; total planned capacity 18,000 MT.

Debtor Days 41 days
Improving

Debtor days at 41; management targets reduction to 35 days.

Management Guidance

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Capacity expansion to 35,000-36,000 MT by Diwali 2026

Total capacity will increase from current ~19,000 MT to 35,000-36,000 MT by October/November 2026.

Management guidance expansion
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50-60% utilization of new capacity in FY27

Management expects to utilize 50-60% of the expanded capacity in FY27, with full utilization by FY28.

Management guidance growth
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Better EBITDA per ton from new products

New product categories (PV ribbon, CTC, aluminium wires) are expected to yield higher EBITDA per metric ton compared to traditional products.

Management guidance margins
G

Target export mix of 25%

Management aims to achieve a 75:25 domestic-export revenue mix over time, up from current 12% export share.

Management guidance growth

Key Risks

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Global shipping disruptions and Middle East tensions

Ocean freight costs have risen and vessel availability is constrained, impacting both import and export logistics.

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Working capital cycle pressure

Analyst noted OCF conversion is weak; management acknowledged working capital days at 60 and plans to reduce to 50-52 days, but execution risk remains.

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Competitive intensity and capacity additions by peers

Peers are also expanding capacity, which could pressure pricing power; management downplayed but did not quantify impact.

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Raw material price volatility

Copper and aluminium price swings could affect revenue and margins despite hedging; management claims insulation but risk remains.

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Notable Quotes

We have successfully moved from the investment phase to the operational phase of the subsidiary.
Naven Patishia · Chief Financial Officer
Our EBITDA per metric ton has improved and we are expecting that this will be better considering new product addition.
Sesh Rati · Managing Director
We are currently in a phased ramp up period. By design, we are not yet at full capacity.
Sesh Rati · Managing Director

Frequently Asked Questions

What was Vidya Wires's revenue in Q4 FY26?

Vidya Wires reported revenue of ₹599 Cr in Q4 FY26, representing a +24.42% change compared to the same quarter last year.

What guidance did Vidya Wires management give for FY27?

Capacity expansion to 35,000-36,000 MT by Diwali 2026: Total capacity will increase from current ~19,000 MT to 35,000-36,000 MT by October/November 2026. 50-60% utilization of new capacity in FY27: Management expects to utilize 50-60% of the expanded capacity in FY27, with full utilization by FY28. Better EBITDA per ton from new products: New product categories (PV ribbon, CTC, aluminium wires) are expected to yield higher EBITDA per metric ton compared to traditional products. Target export mix of 25%: Management aims to achieve a 75:25 domestic-export revenue mix over time, up from current 12% export share.

What are the key risks for Vidya Wires in FY27?

Key risks include Global shipping disruptions and Middle East tensions — Ocean freight costs have risen and vessel availability is constrained, impacting both import and export logistics.; Working capital cycle pressure — Analyst noted OCF conversion is weak; management acknowledged working capital days at 60 and plans to reduce to 50-52 days, but execution risk remains.; Competitive intensity and capacity additions by peers — Peers are also expanding capacity, which could pressure pricing power; management downplayed but did not quantify impact.; Raw material price volatility — Copper and aluminium price swings could affect revenue and margins despite hedging; management claims insulation but risk remains..

Did Vidya Wires meet its previous quarter's guidance?

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Where can I read the full Vidya Wires Q4 FY26 concall transcript?

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