Technocraft Industries (India) Limited hereby submits the investor presentation for the quarter ended June 30, 2026
Investor Presentation - Q1FY27
- Consolidated revenue 805bn +27% y-y; EBITDA 218bn +45% y-y; EBIT margin 23% (up from 19%)
- Drum Closures revenue up 29%, EBIT up 39%, margin improvement and volume growth
- Scaffoldings revenue up 31%, EBIT up 86%, aided by aluminum extrusion plant contribution
- Textile revenue up 11%, EBIT loss narrowed; focus on value-added products and new markets
- Engineering services revenue steady, EBIT up 15%; investing in AI tech despite short-term margin impact
- Confident outlook despite geopolitical and tariff uncertainties; no major capex planned except maintenance
- Credit rating stable at CRISIL AA-/Stable and A1+
Source: Original filing PDF
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