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Triveni Turbine

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507.30−1.37%

Q1 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 11 Aug 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

20–0​%PBT margin · medium and long-termSawhney · Q&A · p. 10
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Results Q1 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q1 FY27Q1 FY26YoYQ4 FY26QoQ
Revenue443371+19.2%680-34.9%
EBITDA5174-30.3%128-59.9%
EBITDA margin11.6%19.8%-823 bps18.8%-724 bps
PBTProfit before tax7087-20.2%135-48.3%
Net profit5165-20.8%102-49.9%
EPS (₹)1.602.03-21.2%3.21-50.2%

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.

Guidance

Margin · long term20-—%PBT margin of over 20% seen as maintainable in medium and long term

Profit and revenue growth expected for FY27, back-ended

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
“We remain optimistic on growths of both profit as well as revenue for the full-year FY 2027, which will of course be backended as suggested by the note.”

Margin and absolute growth expected in H2; top and bottom line growth for FY27

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 5
“optimistic on the growth, both in margins and absolute and on a percentage basis in the second half of this year. And as we look at the full-year FY 2027, we are confident to exhibit top line and bottom line growth.”

Growth this year seen at higher end of analyst's suggested range

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 6
“But again, we are optimistic based on our current order booking and order book size on the growth. The extent of growth should be on the higher end of what you are suggesting.”

US subsidiary: US subsidiary made substantial Q1 loss; break-even expected this year

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 13
“But we look at the entity breaking even for sure. As you would imagine, even in this first Q1, we've incurred a substantial loss in the U.S. subsidiary operations.”

US subsidiary: Company targets break-even for US this year

S.N. Prasad · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“We are also targeting to make this year as a break-even for U.S.”

In short

  1. 01Q1 FY27 revenue was Rs 4.43 billion, up 19.2%, but EBITDA margin fell to 18% from 25.8%.
  2. 02Management expects revenue and profit growth for full-year FY27, weighted to the second half.
  3. 03Lower margins were put down to a weaker order mix from H1 FY26, a near-zero-margin NTPC order and export dispatches pushed out by higher freight rates.
  4. 04Management says it can hold a PBT margin above 20% over the medium and long term, and that new orders carry higher margins.
  5. 05Closing order book was Rs 21.8 billion, up 5.1%; aftermarket closing orders rose 115% to Rs 6.24 billion.
  6. 06Domestic enquiries and order booking weakened; international and US enquiries improved.
  7. 07US subsidiary made a loss in Q1; management is targeting break-even this year and expects US product orders to be executed in FY28.

Capacity

US subsidiary: US facility utilisation this year to be adequate, not high

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 13
“When we look at this current year, the utilisation of the facility will be adequate. It will obviously not be at a high utilisation level.”

Order book

Q1 order booking Rs 5.68 billion vs Rs 5.36 billion, up 6.1%

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
“On the order booking front, the order booking for the quarter stood at ₹5.68 billion as compared to ₹5.36 billion in Q1 FY 2026, a growth of 6.1%”

Exports: Export order booking up 53.4%, 68% of total order booking vs 47%

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
“Export order booking grew 53.4% year-over-year, accounting for 68% of the total order booking as against 47% in Q1 FY 2026.”

Aftermarket: Aftermarket share of order booking 39% vs 27%; aftermarket booking up 54%

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
“The share of aftermarket order booking increased to 39% of total order booking compared to 27% in Q1 FY 2026, a growth of 54%.”

Domestic: Domestic order booking down 35.4% and product order booking down 11.6%

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
“Domestic and product order booking witnessed a slowdown during the quarter, lower by 35.4% and 11.6% respectively on a year-on-year basis.”

Closing order book Rs 21.8 billion vs Rs 20.74 billion, up 5.1%

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
“The closing order book stood at ₹21.8 billion as of the 30th of June as compared to ₹20.74 billion a year ago, reflecting a 5.1% year-on-year increase.”

Segments

Domestic: Q1 domestic sales grew 27.4% to Rs 2.4 billion

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
“Domestic sales grew by 27.4% to ₹2.4 billion”

Aftermarket: Gas turbine utility refurbishment gives long-term margin visibility

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 11
“those are in certain areas such as gas turbine utility businesses, which provide long-term and a good margin visibility for this company, not only for this current year, but for coming years.”

US: US contributed less than 10% of recent aftermarket order wins

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Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 12
“The exact number is going to be less than 10% of the number that you would have suggested.”

US: US product orders likely executed only in FY 2028

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 13
“And while we're optimistic on growth on the order booking both in the aftermarket and the product side, the product will only get executed possibly in FY 2028.”

US: US product sales expected to show some results this year, then refurb

S.N. Prasad · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 15
“So this year should be a little positive results we are expecting on the product sales side and followed by refurb and now overhaul opportunities.”

Demand

International enquiry generation improved; domestic market weakened

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
“Having said that, as we look forward, the enquiry generation in the international market has improved while the domestic market has seen weakness.”

US: US subsidiary continued to receive healthy enquiries

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
“During the quarter, our U.S. subsidiary continued to receive healthy enquiries as well, and that's a market which continues to grow in both enquiry book as well as our optimism towards future demand for both products and aftermarket services from a very large market.”

Domestic: Indian market enquiries declined across all industries

S.N. Prasad · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 6
“The Indian market has seen a decline, and that is broad-based across all industries.”

International: US and Southeast Asia enquiries strong; Middle East, North Africa and SAARC depressed

S.N. Prasad · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 6
“But having said that, we see this continued strength in certain markets in the international market in terms of revenue enquiry growth, which includes the United States and Southeast Asia. There are some green shoots in Europe as well. The markets in North Africa, Middle East are quite depressed.”

Domestic: Domestic customers waiting and watching; management expects bounce back

S.N. Prasad · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“But by considering whatever opportunities which are open for finalisation, we feel that it should bounce back.”

Margins and costs

Q1 EBITDA Rs 797 million at 18% margin vs 25.8%; PBT Rs 697 million, down 20.1%

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
“Profitability, however, was softer in the quarter. EBITDA stood at ₹797 million at a margin of 18% against 25.8%, and a profit before tax of ₹697 million was down 20.1% at a margin of 15.7%, as opposed to 23.5% at the same quarter of the previous year.”

Weaker H1 FY26 order mix and delivery phasing of strategic orders cut Q1 margins

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
“So the softer order mix of H1 FY 2026 has carried through to Q1 FY 2027 profitability. Delivery phasing of certain strategic orders has also added to the softening of margins.”

NTPC CO2 energy storage order taken at near zero margins to validate technology

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 5
“Secondly, as you rightly pointed out, a strategic order that we've taken on the NTPC CO2-based energy storage project, which was essentially meant to validate technology and to prove a use case for our equipment. This of course, was taken at negligible and near zero margins.”

Domestic orders executed at expected margins; cost escalation already forecast

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 7
“So they've been executed in line with our expected margins. So none of this is coming as a surprise to us.”

Bought-out share varies by order between 30% and 70%

Lalit Agarwal · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“So, there is no fixed percentage with respect to the balance of part which is being procured. It varies from order to order between 30% to 70%.”

Debt and working capital

Receivables fell in Q1; working capital back to negative and cash balance up

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
“As a difference between Q4 FY 2026 and Q1 FY 2027 is a reduction in receivables and therefore a reversion to negative working capital and an increase in the cash balance of the company.”

Acquisitions and new business

Heat pumps and MVR: Heat pump demo unit built; initial MVR orders under execution

S.N. Prasad · Chief Executive Officer · p. 10
“As some of you are aware, we created a demo unit for heat pump and some of the MVR orders which are under execution, that initial orders.”

ORC: Company plans to expand Organic Rankine Cycle products in the coming year

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
“This includes the development of our Organic Rankine Cycle developments, and we are keen to expand this in the coming year.”

Heat pumps and MVR: Heat pump and MVR solution taking time but going as per plan

S.N. Prasad · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“It is taking time. Otherwise, these things are going as per plan, and we are confident this is going to bring a good value addition in the near future into this thing.”

Management

COO role moved to business transformation, focused on AI initiatives

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 4
“As of this current quarter, we have transitioned the role and position of our COO to that of business transformation to look at AI specific initiatives.”

Risks

Exports: Export orders deferred by clients as freight rates rose 3x to 4x

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 5
“execution of certain orders, especially on the export side, have gotten deferred by clients because freight rates have gone up between 3x to 4x, and those have gotten pushed from Q1 to Q2 to maybe Q3 even.”

Quarterly lumpiness expected to continue for a couple more quarters

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 7
“But I think that this lumpiness will continue for a couple more quarters, both on the positive and negative side.”

API turbines: Oil and gas API order decisions deferred due to geopolitical tensions

Manikantan Rajendran · Chief Marketing Officer · p. 8
“while there are opportunities which we are seeing because of the ongoing geopolitical tensions, the decision-making is getting deferred.”

Fixed-price contracts: commodity price rises during execution are company's risk

S.N. Prasad · Chief Executive Officer · p. 9
“During the execution, if any commodity price increases there, that is a risk what we carry along with us.”

Quarterly volatility and geopolitical uncertainty expected to continue

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 17
“Quarter-on-quarter, there will be volatility. There continues to be geopolitical uncertainty.”

Other

Q1 revenue from operations Rs 4.43 billion, up 19.2% year-on-year

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · p. 3
“Revenue from operations came in at ₹4.43 billion, up by 19.2% year-on-year.”

NTPC CO2 storage project to reach commissioning by end Q2 or early Q3

S.N. Prasad · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 5
“Probably by end of Q2, early Q3, it will come to a commissioning phase of this thing.”

Execution cycle ranges from 7-8 months under 15 MW to about 18 months for 100 MW

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 16
“But in general, smaller orders less than 15 MW is maybe 7-8, months. 15 to 45 MW is about 9 to 12 months, 30 to 45 MW is probably about 14-15 months, and maybe 18 months for 100 MW.”

CO2 energy storage: Europe CO2 storage pilot plant performance said to be very good

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 16
“The indications of the plant and its performance in Europe is very good and something that is appreciated by the customer. Now we have to prove it.”

Has capability to make turbines at NTPC's proposed package size; participation undecided

Nikhil Sawhney · Vice Chairman and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 17
“Of course, we have the capability to manufacture to that level. Will we participate or not, I think is something that we will see.”

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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