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Belrise Industries

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Q1 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 17 Aug 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

10​%Share of consolidated revenue · Aerospace and defense · medium termBadve · Q&A · p. 15
4​facilitiesNew facilitiesBadve · Q&A · p. 9
2.5​GWAnnual supply capacity supported · Renewable energyBadve · p. 4
3​facilitiesManufacturing facilities acquired · Commercial vehicleBadve · p. 7
M.Cap
₹20,980Cr
P/E
41.4×
1Y return
+40.35%
From 52W high
−19.1%

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Results Q1 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q1 FY27Q1 FY26YoYQ4 FY26QoQ
Revenue2,5462,262+12.6%2,553-0.2%
EBITDA293281+4.5%290+1.1%
EBITDA margin11.5%12.4%-88 bps11.4%+16 bps
One-off items———1—
PBTProfit before tax166140+19.3%175-4.7%
Net profit122112+9.1%130-6.6%
EPS (₹)1.371.50-8.7%1.53-10.5%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures. In Q4 FY26 the filing tags the owners' profit as ₹0 Cr against its own period profit; the period profit less minority interest is shown.

Guidance

Aerospace and defense: Aim for aerospace and defense to reach 10% of manufacturing revenue in short to medium term

Swastid Badve · General Manager · Q&A · p. 11
“we want aerospace and defense to get to 10% of our manufacturing revenue in a short to medium term.”

EBITDA margins expected to stay broadly stable versus FY26 levels

Swastid Badve · General Manager · p. 6
“We expect EBITDA margins to remain broadly stable as compared to FY26 levels.”

Company guides mid-teens revenue growth with stable EBITDA margins

Swastid Badve · General Manager · p. 15
“What we are guiding for is the business as a whole, which is for Belrise as a whole, which is mid-teens revenue growth with stable EBITDA margins.”

Management says it sticks with its overall guidance

Sumedh Badve · President (Strategy) · Q&A · p. 11
“I think we have given our guidance on overall numbers and I think that's what we stick with.”

More figures from the call

Two and three-wheeler · Order book
650​INR millionAnnual revenue from order · annual
“The program is expected to generate annual revenue in excess of INR650 million and will be added to our existing brownfield facility in Bangalore, with start of production expected in Q4 of this fiscal year.”
Swastid Badve · General Managerp. 4
Renewable energy · Order book
1,500​INR millionAnnual revenue at peak · annual, at peak
“We expect production to commence in Quarter 4 of this fiscal year, with a gradual ramp-up thereafter. At peak volumes, the facility is expected to generate annual revenue in excess of INR1,500 million.”
Swastid Badve · General Managerp. 4
Two-wheeler · Order book
500​INR millionAnnual revenue potential · annual
“Supplies are expected to ramp up from Quarter 4 of this fiscal year, with the program representing an annual revenue potential of approximately INR500 million.”
Swastid Badve · General Managerp. 5
Two and three-wheeler · Order book
2,000​INR millionAnnual revenue run rate with one OEM
“So one can say that we are already at a INR2,000 million or an INR2 billion run rate with this particular OEM, and there's further conversations ongoing, which will continue to build on top of this.”
Swastid Badve · General Manager · Q&Ap. 10

In short

  1. 01Company guides mid-teens revenue growth with stable EBITDA margins for the business as a whole.
  2. 02Q1 FY27 revenue was INR25,465 million, up 13%; PAT was INR1,217 million, up 9%.
  3. 03Management says the worst of cost pressures is behind it and expects margins to rise in coming quarters.
  4. 04About INR17,000 million QIP proceeds are mostly to be deployed this fiscal year, mainly on acquisitions.
  5. 05Hyva India tipper business acquisition announced; completion expected in Q3 of this financial year.
  6. 06Several new orders, including a solar tracker assembly setup worth over INR1,500 million a year at peak, start in Q4.
  7. 07Aerospace and defense target of at least 10% of consolidated revenue in the medium term is maintained.

Capacity

Four-wheeler: EV localisation program to be supported by expansion at existing Maharashtra facilities

Swastid Badve · General Manager · p. 5
“The localization program is progressing rapidly, and we expect to support this program through an expansion at our existing facilities in Maharashtra.”

Order book

Proprietary products: Suspension order from a fifth OEM, a Vietnamese two-wheeler maker entering India

Swastid Badve · General Manager · p. 4
“We have now secured an order from a fifth OEM, a leading Vietnamese two-wheeler manufacturer entering the Indian market.”

Proprietary braking: Brake assembly order from legacy three-wheeler OEM; supplies from Q4, initial size modest

Swastid Badve · General Manager · p. 5
“We expect supplies under this program to commence in the Quarter 4 of this fiscal year. While the initial order size is modest, this is a strategically important win for us as it gives us an entry into one of the fastest growing three-wheeler OEMs in the south of India”

Four-wheeler: Selected to make 59 assemblies for an Indian commercial OEM's EV localisation program

Swastid Badve · General Manager · p. 5
“We have been selected to manufacture 59 unique assemblies as part of their localization program for one of their highest-selling EV models.”

Two and three-wheeler: INR1,550 million cumulative annual run-rate orders from one two/three-wheeler OEM

Swastid Badve · General Manager · Q&A · p. 9
“So it's a INR1,550 million cumulative order book when I say annual revenue run rate, and this is only with one OEM in the two-wheeler and three-wheeler space.”

Renewable energy: Solar order is recurring revenue; current facility being expanded for it

Swastid Badve · General Manager · Q&A · p. 9
“It's a recurring revenue. So this is the first order win that we have won from this North American solar tracker manufacturer, and we're expanding our current facility to enable manufacturing for this order.”

Segments

Four-wheeler and commercial vehicle: Four-wheeler and commercial vehicle revenue grew 18% in Q1 FY27 on new business wins

Shrikant Badve · Managing Director · p. 3
“The four-wheeler and commercial vehicle business were the fastest growing segments of our portfolio in FY26 and this momentum has continued into Q1 FY27, with revenues growing 18% year-on-year driven by new business wins across an expanding customer base.”

Exports: Exports were 4.5% of manufacturing revenue in Q1 FY27

Rahul Ganu · Chief Financial Officer · p. 8
“Exports contributed 4.5% to our manufacturing revenue in Quarter 1 FY27.”

Manufacturing: Q1 mix: passenger vehicle 4.6%, commercial vehicle 8.5%, others 5.5% of manufacturing

Rahul Ganu · Chief Financial Officer · p. 8
“passenger vehicle contributed 4.6%, commercial vehicle contributed 8.5%, and others would be around 5.5% in Quarter 1 FY27.”

Aerospace and defense: In advanced talks to localise part of high-volume aero engine component making in India

Shrikant Badve · Managing Director · p. 4
“We are also in advanced discussion to localize a portion of the high-volume aero engine component manufacturing in India and expect to share further details on the initiative in the coming times.”

Defense: Plans to assemble armored vehicles for Indian defense with partner Plasan Sasa

Sumedh Badve · President (Strategy) · p. 7
“Belrise already has a strategic partnership with Plasan Sasa, the Israeli company under which we intend to assemble armored vehicles for the Indian defense market.”

Demand

Commercial vehicle: Infrastructure, construction and mining spending seen supporting tipper demand

Sumedh Badve · President (Strategy) · p. 7
“Continued investment in infrastructure, construction, and mining should support healthy demand for tippers in India over the medium to long term.”

Two and three-wheeler: Two/three-wheeler business, the largest revenue contributor, helped by industry volume recovery

Shrikant Badve · Managing Director · p. 3
“On the demand side, our two and three-wheeler business, which remains the largest contributor to revenue, continued to benefit from the industry-wide volume recovery and from new platform launches at our marquee customers.”

Four-wheeler: EV makers and Japanese OEMs focusing more on high tensile steel parts

Swastid Badve · General Manager · Q&A · p. 14
“So I think this is something that we are seeing increased focus on from the EV makers as well as from the Japanese OEMs, and we expect this market to continue growing for us.”

Margins and costs

Q1 EBITDA INR2,933 million, up 5%; EBITDA margin 11.5%

Rahul Ganu · Chief Financial Officer · p. 8
“EBITDA stood at INR2,933 million, up by 5% year-on-year from INR2,805 million. EBITDA margin stood at 11.5%.”

Manufacturing: Q1 manufacturing EBITDA INR2,793 million, up 10%; margin 12.7%

Rahul Ganu · Chief Financial Officer · p. 8
“Manufacturing EBITDA stood at INR2,793 million, up 10% year-on-year from INR2,536 million. Manufacturing EBITDA margin stood at 12.7%.”

Steel and polymer input costs stayed elevated through Q1 FY27

Shrikant Badve · Managing Director · p. 3
“Input costs, particularly steel and polymer, remained elevated through Q1 FY27.”

Management says the worst is behind it on cost pressures

Shrikant Badve · Managing Director · p. 3
“I can say with a great amount of confidence that the worst is behind us in terms of cost pressures.”

Margins expected to rise in coming quarters to hold EBITDA margin at FY26 level

Swastid Badve · General Manager · Q&A · p. 10
“we can expect our margins to go up in the coming quarters so that we are able to maintain our EBITDA margin as compared to FY26.”

Fund raising

Most of INR17,000 million raise to be deployed this fiscal, mainly on acquisitions

Swastid Badve · General Manager · p. 6
“And lastly, with respect to our fund raise of INR17,000 million, we intend to deploy a significant majority of these net proceeds within this fiscal year, primarily towards high-quality inorganic opportunities and also towards select organic growth initiatives.”

QIP proceeds largely for acquisitions in aerospace, four-wheeler and commercial vehicle

Sumedh Badve · President (Strategy) · p. 6
“A large part of these proceeds will be deployed towards inorganic growth, particularly in aerospace and on the four-wheeler and commercial vehicle segments, which are key strategic focus areas for us.”

Acquisitions and new business

Four-wheeler: Also won order to design tooling, fixtures and automation, a new revenue stream

Swastid Badve · General Manager · p. 5
“In addition to the underlying mass manufacturing order of these components, we have also secured an order to design and develop the tooling, fixtures, and automation required to manufacture these parts.”

Passenger and commercial vehicle: Technology tie-up with H-One Japan concluded for high tensile steel up to 1470 megapascal

Swastid Badve · General Manager · p. 5
“we have also now successfully concluded our technology collaboration with H-One Japan during this quarter, thus strengthening our capabilities for high tensile steel applications up to 1470 megapascal, which is approximately 3x the industry standard today in India.”

Acquisitions must be EPS and ROCE accretive from day one

Sumedh Badve · President (Strategy) · p. 6
“Any acquisition we pursue will need to meet our financial return thresholds, with a clear focus on transactions that are EPS and ROCE accretive from day one.”

Four-wheeler and commercial vehicle: Four-wheeler and commercial vehicle acquisitions to focus mainly on India

Sumedh Badve · President (Strategy) · p. 6
“In the four-wheeler and commercial vehicle segments, our acquisition strategy will primarily be focused on India.”

Commercial vehicle: Acquisition of Hyva India's tipper business announced on 4 August 2026

Sumedh Badve · President (Strategy) · p. 6
“On 4th August 2026, we announced the acquisition of the tipper business of Hyva India”

Risks

Q1 headwinds: oil-related input and logistics disruption, higher energy and wage costs

Swastid Badve · General Manager · p. 5
“During the quarter, we also navigated several operating headwinds, including disruptions to input availability and logistics from the global oil situation, elevated raw material and energy costs, and higher staff and labor costs following the minimum wage hike.”

Trading: Trading business hit by Middle East crisis in the quarter

Swastid Badve · General Manager · Q&A · p. 12
“I think on the trading business, of course due to the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, there was a lot of pressure in terms of business scenario in the Middle East over this quarter.”

Defense: Plasan progress in Israel happening at a gradual pace amid geopolitical issues

Swastid Badve · General Manager · Q&A · p. 14
“Of course, Israel as a market has been undergoing multiple geopolitical challenges that are ongoing as we speak, so the progress over there is happening, but it's happening at a gradual pace.”

Other

Q1 FY27 revenue INR25,465 million, up 13%; manufacturing revenue up 20%

Shrikant Badve · Managing Director · p. 3
“Total revenue from operations for Q1 FY27 stood at INR25,465 million, up 13% year-on-year, including manufacturing revenue of INR21,979 million, which grew 20% year-on-year.”

Q1 PAT INR1,217 million, up 9%; PAT margin 4.8%

Rahul Ganu · Chief Financial Officer · p. 8
“PAT stood at INR1,217 million, up 9% year-on-year from INR1,117 million. PAT margin stood at 4.8%.”

Sources

Management's own statements, quoted from its NSE filings. This page was read by AI and can contain mistakes: check the source pages before relying on any figure. No forecast or opinion of ours. Not investment advice.

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