Hy-Tech Engineers Limited (HTEL)
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- Q2 FY27 revenue grew 22% y-y to INR60.9 Cr; EBITDA rose 21% to INR14.5 Cr; PAT up 23% to INR8.5 Cr
- Sequentially, Q2 revenue +41%, EBITDA +72%, EBITDA margin improved from 19.6% to 23.8%
- H1 FY27 revenue INR103.9 Cr (+18%), EBITDA INR22.9 Cr (+14%), PAT INR13.1 Cr (+19%)
- FY27 PAT growth guidance 20-22%; FY28 expected 24-25% growth
- New stainless steel double ferrule fittings market entry underway; margins ~5% higher
- Capacity utilization ~70%, with 20% buffer for new customers; INR30 Cr capex to triple revenue to INR100 Cr
- US and Europe markets key growth drivers; new US warehouse established
- Market share gains in existing OEMs and new MNC customers support 20-25% growth targets
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