Industrial Machinery company Dynamatic Technologies announced Q1FY26 results Revenue of Rs 3,709.3 million; up by 7.1% from Rs 3,462.8 million in Q1FY25. EBITDA of Rs 377.8 million; down by 5.7% from Rs 400.5 million in Q1FY25. EBITDA margin of 10.2%; down by 138 bps. EBIT of Rs 192.9 million; down by 15.1% from Rs 227.2 million in Q1FY25. EBIT margin of 5.2%; down by 136 bps. PAT stood at Rs 107.7 million as against Rs 113.9 million in Q1FY25; down by 5.4% Udayant Malhoutra, CEO and Managing Director said: AEROSPACE: The Aerospace segment continued to be the leading contributor to your Company’s revenues this quarter. It remains at the forefront of our operations and consistently delivers superior margins, reinforcing its role as a cornerstone of our business. We are seeing increased volumes in both the Airbus A320 family and A330 programs, aided by a normalizing supply chain that has improved delivery timelines. The Airbus A220 doors project is progressing well, with assembly for First Article Inspection (FAI) now underway. The Boeing P8 and F15 programs continue at a steady pace. Hydraulics: The India Hydraulics segment experienced higher demand across all customer segments—tractor OEMs, industrial, and aftermarket—during the quarter. To meet this growing demand, we have expanded capacity in India and are now delivering higher volumes of pumps. Sales of tractors and construction equipment remain steady. In contrast, our UK business faced headwinds due to lower customer demand. We are in the final stages of rationalizing our product lines between the Bangalore and Swindon facilities, focusing on operational efficiency and strengthening margins. Metallurgy: The Metallurgy segment remains under pressure due to ongoing weakness in the German automotive sector and broader geopolitical uncertainties. We have implemented several cost-reduction measures to maintain lean operations. At the same time, we are making strategic progress in diversifying into aerospace and defense applications, with prototype development and initial testing of defense components underway. While the shift is gradual given the nature of the business, this geographic and sectoral transformation is inevitable. Result PDF