Pennar Industries Limited (PENIND)
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- Q1 FY27 revenue grew 3.58% y-y to INR884.55 Cr; PBT up 16.04% to INR46.8 Cr
- PEB India order book at INR1,008 Cr; PEB US backlog crossed USD100M; both expected double-digit growth in Q2
- Engineering Services grew 26.3% in Q1; Tech Pennar expected to improve from Q2
- PBT margin improved to 5.38% from 4.77% y-y; ROCE ~20%, ROE ~12%
- Legacy businesses declined; focus on prioritized units for double-digit growth
- Operating margins expected to reach 7% PBT in 2-3 years; ROCE target 25%
- Employee costs rose 16%, mainly due to US expansion; finance cost stable
- Order backlog strong across segments; capacity ready to execute growth
- Management confident in sustainable margin and profit growth trajectory
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Revenue: ₹2,35,800 Cr (+12% YoY)
PAT: ₹19,200 Cr (+17% YoY)
EBITDA margin: 16.8%
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