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Welspun Corp

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Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 30 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

₹2,850​CrEBITDA · FY27Birdy · p. 2
50–60​%Capacity utilisation · Saudi · first year of operationMathur · Q&A · p. 10
₹110​CrTotal project cost · India IFBE JVBirdy · p. 11
20​%ROCE · FY27Birdy · p. 2
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Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Revenue4,6444,374+6.2%4,081+13.8%
EBITDA727591+22.9%692+5.0%
EBITDA margin15.7%13.5%+213 bps17.0%-131 bps
PBTProfit before tax614493+24.6%586+4.7%
Net profit499440+13.4%1,046-52.4%
EPS (₹)18.8916.68+13.2%39.65-52.4%

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

EBITDA · FY27Rs 2,850 CrFY27 EBITDA guidance of Rs 2,850 crore
Utilisation · Saudi · FY2850-60%Saudi plants aiming for at least 50-60% utilisation in first year
Capex · U.S.115 USD millionU.S. spiral pipe expansion at up to USD 115 million, ready by March 2028
Capex · Jordan125 USD millionJordan spiral pipe and coating plant in 50-50 JV, capex up to USD 125 million
Capex · India IFBE JVRs 110 CrIndia IFBE JV total project about Rs 110 crore, funded by both partners

Management expects to achieve, if not exceed, FY27 guidance

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“I think so the H2, the way the visibility looks to us, I think so we should be, in any case, be able to achieve, if not exceed our guidance.”

Management stays cautious on exceeding FY27 guidance

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 15
“We have -- we would love to stay around the guidance what we have given, but we will be extremely pleased that we exceed that.”

Saudi: Saudi plants: fairly high utilisation expected next financial year

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“Now how much -- what sort of a capacity utilization will happen, I can say it will be a fairly higher percentage of capacity utilization across both the plants what we are anticipating in the next financial year.”

Saudi: Saudi plants will not reach 100% utilisation in first year

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“And so we are not going to touch 100% in the very first year.”

More figures from the call

U.S. · Capacity
2,25,000​metric tons per annumSpiral pipe capacity addition · by March 2028
“Debottlenecking and capacity augmentation of our spiral pipe capacity in the U.S. by 225,000 metric tons per annum at a CapEx of up to USD 115 million.”
Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officerp. 3
Jordan · Capacity
3,50,000–5,00,000​tonnesJordan plant capacity
“But I have a sense that we could be anything between 3,500 -- 350,000 tonnes to 0.5 million tonne capacity range, we will be looking at it”
Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&Ap. 7
U.S. · Demand
3–5​yearsU.S. demand duration beyond FY29 · beyond FY29
“I have a strong feeling that this demand is going to sustain for the next 3 to 5 years more over and above 2029, FY 2029.”
Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officerp. 4
Company · Order book
2–3​million tonnesPipeline tonnage under bid
“But it is -- they still are in the vicinity of almost 2 million to 3 million tonnes of pipeline at any point in time, we are contemplating and contesting for.”
Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&Ap. 6

In short

  1. 01FY27 EBITDA guidance is Rs 2,850 crore; management expects to achieve, if not exceed, it.
  2. 02Order book is about Rs 50,000 crore (USD 5.2 billion); the U.S. is booked through FY29.
  3. 03Board approved a USD 115 million U.S. spiral pipe expansion of 225,000 tonnes a year, due by March 2028.
  4. 04A 50-50 Jordan JV with Perma-Pipe will build a spiral pipe plant at up to USD 125 million, possibly 350,000 to 0.5 million tonnes.
  5. 05Saudi LSAW and DI plants finish commissioning in Q3; order flow may take time due to regional supply chain disruption.
  6. 06Net cash is Rs 3,887 crore; management expects to stay net cash after all announced capex.
  7. 07India domestic demand is muted and may stay sluggish for a few quarters; exports from India remain the focus.
  8. 08U.S. order margins are locked in through FY29, management confirmed.

Capex

India IFBE JV: India IFBE JV at Anjar expected up and running next financial year

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“I think next financial year, it should be up and running.”

Saudi: Saudi LSAW and DIP plants to finish commissioning in Q3

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“We should be -- we are in the final phases of our commissioning, both for our LSAW as well as for the DIP plant. And in this quarter 3, we will be done with that.”

Capacity

New U.S. and Saudi capacities to add earnings from next financial year

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“In any case, that incremental impact will start coming in from these new capacities in the next financial year.”

U.S.: Capacity augmentation aimed at more and more profitable orders

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“We are what we are aiming and what we are preparing ourselves for more orders and more profitable orders. That's what the capacity augmentation we are doing at this point in time.”

Jordan: Jordan capacity to be sizable as local water and oil and gas needs are large

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“it is going to be a fairly sizable capacity we will create in Jordan at this point in time for a simple reason that the requirement in Jordan itself is going to be huge, both with respect to water and oil and gas pipeline.”

Order book

Order book about Rs 50,000 crore, roughly USD 5.2 billion

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“As you know, our order book stands at an all-time record high of approximately INR50,000 crores, roughly USD 5.2 billion.”

U.S.: U.S. business booked through FY29

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“We are currently booked through FY29 in the U.S.”

U.S.: U.S. ordering pace to slow; a few projects to finalise in next couple of quarters

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“So we will see that as we speak, there are a couple of projects which are still under discussion, which will still get finalized in the next couple of quarters. But the intensity at which they were all getting finalized till now, I think so that intensity will slightly come down.”

Jordan: Jordan plant to have business before it starts

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“So it is not that we are putting up a plant and then scouting for the business. We already -- we will have a business before the plant is going to start.”

U.S.: No plan to swap existing orders for more profitable ones

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“There's nothing called -- there is no probability for a swap. We are not looking for the swap.”

Segments

India exports: Exports from India see demand from Middle East, Southeast Asia and LatAm

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 4
“Exports from India, of course, continues to be the bright spot, and we continue to focus there, where we see good demand coming from the Middle East, Southeast Asia and LatAm.”

Sintex plastic pipes: Sintex plastic pipes extended to 15 states

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 4
“In plastic pipes, we have extended footprint to 15 states and continue to focus on product portfolio expansion and brand visibility.”

Saudi: Saudi plant to serve Saudi market first; U.S. supply technically possible

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 5
“But the fact of the matter remains that the Saudi market itself would be so very buoyant, we are so very optimistic around and about the robustness of that particular market that I think so our first priority would be to cater to the Saudi market.”

Saudi DI pipes: Saudi DI pipe plant to be largest player, substituting imports

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“We are -- now we are going to be a fairly -- we are going to be the largest dominant player. So it is going to be a sort of an import substitution.”

DI pipes: Domestic DI volumes to be substantially lower; focus moving to DI exports

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“Domestic DI volumes will be obviously substantially lower, no doubt about it. But our focus is now moving to exports of DI pipes.”

Demand

U.S.: U.S. outlook backed by LNG exports, AI data centers and oil pipelines

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“The medium- to long-term outlook continues to be supported by growth in LNG exports, rising electricity requirements from AI data centers, triggering the demand for new gas pipelines for captive gas turbine power plants and investment across onshore and offshore oil pipeline infrastructure.”

India: India domestic demand muted; water market under stress

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“Coming to India. The domestic demand continues to remain muted. The domestic water market remains under stress.”

India oil and gas: India oil and gas potential seen, but no order inflow yet

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“On the domestic oil and gas segment, we see a lot of potential going ahead in Samudra Manthan in deepwater exploration, in PNG connections and refinery projects. However, we are yet to see the orders inflow.”

India: India export bid pipeline good; domestic bid pipeline a concern

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 6
“So India export bid pipeline looking good, but India domestic bid pipeline could have been better. It is a little bit of a matter of a concern.”

Demand seen as structural, with 5 to 7 years of visibility

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“I mean what we have a visibility of next 5 to 7 years at this point in time, crystal ball, 3 to 5 years, visibility of 5 to 7 years.”

Margins and costs

U.S.: Margins on U.S. orders locked in until FY29

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 14
“Yes, they are. The short simple answer to that is there.”

U.S.: Management does not rule out higher U.S. order profitability

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 12
“There's nothing -- there is no scenario which cannot be ruled out. We are not ruling out any scenario at this point in time.”

Debt and working capital

Net cash of Rs 3,887 crore after about Rs 1,500 crore H1 capex

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“Our net debt cash position also improved further to a net cash of INR3,887 crores. This is after having incurred CapEx of approximately INR1,500 crores for H1 of FY27.”

Company expects to stay net cash after all announced capex

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“While we do have some CapEx remaining in Saudi and in U.S.A and we have also announced these 3 new investments, but we are reasonably sure that we'll continue to remain in net cash position even after completion of all these CapEx.”

Acquisitions and new business

Jordan: Jordan investment based on firm MOU with National Water Carrier developers and government

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“We are going ahead with this investment on the basis of firm MOU with the developers of Jordan's National Water Carrier Project and the government of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to advance the development of pipe manufacturing and advanced coating facilities in Jordan.”

India: India JV with Perma-Pipe for internal FBE coating, equal partnership

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“We are also setting up a joint venture in India for internal FBE, fusion bonded epoxy coating capability in an equal partnership with Perma-Pipe.”

Jordan: Jordan entry based on expected regional reconstruction activity

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“we have taken a call in Jordan because we have strong reasons to believe that in times to come, there is going to be a massive reconstruction activity, which is going to get kickstarted in that particular region.”

India IFBE JV: IFBE coating JV opens access to large export orders

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“And this opens up opportunities for export orders, large export orders where even the bare pipe manufacturing will come to us because sometimes in these orders, there is IFBE coating is mandatory.”

Dividends and buybacks

Cash to be deployed for growth and for shareholders

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 5
“The cash will -- the deployment of cash primarily would be for two reasons: a, for growth; and b, for our shareholders.”

Risks

KSA: Middle East supply chain, logistics and freight costs hit in short term

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 3
“In the short term, the supply chain, logistics and freight costs in the region have been adversely impacted.”

WSSL: WSSL exports to Europe hit by freight costs and tariffs this quarter

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 4
“Moving ahead to Welspun Specialty Solutions Limited, WSSL, while higher freight costs and the tariff regulations impacted exports to Europe adversely in this quarter”

Saudi: Saudi order materialisation may take time due to conditions

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“Now the order materialization, the business materialization may take some time because of the conditions.”

DI pipes: Domestic DI pipe market hit by Jal Jeevan Mission budget slowdown

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“So there is a slowdown, Jal Jeevan Mission budgetary allocation.”

Saudi: Prolonged Saudi supply chain issues could delay profit contribution

Vipul Mathur · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 14
“The only vulnerability could be a little bit of Saudi for us in the next one or -- in a few months or a couple of months, if the supply chain conditions improve, then you will have the full impact of profitability coming from there. If it gets prolonged, then there could be a slight lag around it.”

Other

Q2 FY27 EBITDA at Rs 782 crore, up 25% year on year

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“Our Q2 FY27 EBITDA stood at a record all-time high of INR782 crores, registering 25% year-on-year growth.”

H1 FY27 EBITDA at Rs 1,538 crore, up 30% year on year

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · p. 2
“Our half yearly EBITDA rose 30% Y- o-Y to INR1,538 crores, again, an all-time high.”

U.S.: Little Rock complex spread over almost 800 acres

Percy Birdy · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 12
“So our complex in U.S.A. in Little Rock is spread over almost 800 acres of land.”

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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