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Favourable ecosystem for domestic defence industry: We believe that the defence electronics market in India is experiencing significant growth, driven by efforts to boost domestic production and reduce dependence on imports. As per the industry reports, defence electronics contribution increased to 30-35% in most platforms and is expected to increase further in the coming years, led by increasing required modernisation in platforms. With having strong capabilities in designing, developing & manufacturing a wide range of strategic electronic products/systems, we believe that BEL...
Order pipeline remains robust; longer-term growth outlook intact: Order pipeline remains strong for the company, considering the opportunities from both defence & commercial segments. Contracts like six nextgeneration submarines under P-75I (expected value ~Rs 70000 crore) and additional three Kalvari class submarines (expected order size Rs 30000 40000 crore) have already been cleared from govt and expected to be concluded in coming months. Following this, other major contracts like next-generation corvettes (expected value ~Rs 36000 crore), nextgeneration frigates or P-17B (expected value ~Rs 70000 crore) & next generation destroyers or P-18 (expected value ~Rs 85000 crore) are also...
As per press reports, the Indian Army has issued a tender to Bharat Electronics (BHE) for the QRSAM project, also known as Anant Shastra, worth INR300b. The Indian Army will procure 5-6 regiments of the indigenously developed ‘Anant Shastra’ surface-to-air missile weapon systems and BHE will be the lead integrator.
Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) has received the follow-on order of 97 light combat aircraft (LCA) Mk1A worth INR624b from the Ministry of Defence (MoD). This is in addition to the previous order of 83 Tejas LCA Mk1A received in Jan’21.
*over or under performance to benchmark index Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd (MDL) is a leading Indian shipbuilding company located in Mumbai. MDL is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Ministry of Defence, Government of India...
About the stock: Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE) is a shipbuilding company in India under the administrative control of the Ministry of Defence (MoD), The company's extensive product range spans from Warships to Weapons', including Commercial ships, various Deck Machinery, Marine Diesel Engines, Naval...
Order pipeline remains robust; longer-term growth outlook intact: Order pipeline also remains strong for the company, considering the opportunities from both defence & commercial segments. Contracts like additional three Kalvari class submarines (expected order size Rs 3000040000 crore) and six next-generation submarines under P-75I (expected value ~Rs 70000 crore) have already been cleared from govt and expected to be placed with the company in near to medium term. Following this, other major contracts like next-generation corvettes (expected value ~Rs 36000 crore), next-generation frigates or P-17B (expected value ~Rs...
Astra Microwave Products (AMP) reported a good set of numbers. Consol. EBITDA registered impressive growth of 71% YoY to INR 410mn driven by 29% YoY growth in revenues to INR 2bn, which in-turn was propelled by 71% YoY surge in defence revenues.
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL’s) Q1FY26 performance was broadly in line with the management guidance. EBITDA surged 29% YoY mainly on higher revenue and lower provisioning.
Increase in the company's contribution to the Pension Scheme for Executives has led to higher employee costs. 26.6%. HAL continues to strengthen its position as a key player in India's defence and aerospace, backed by robust prospect pipeline of ~Rs1.0trn over the next few years. Ongoing investments in capacity, capability, and...
We have revised our FY26E/FY27E EPS estimates by - 5.9%/-6.6% respectively, to factor in higher effective tax rate during FY26 and slower revenue growth and more gradual improvement in EBITDA margins during FY27.
The management maintained their guidance of ~15% revenue growth with ~27% EBITDA margin and ~Rs270bn+ order intake (ex. QRSAM) in FY26. Bharat Electronics (BEL) reported a modest 5.2% YoY revenue growth, impacted by a revenue deferment of ~Rs2.0bn to the next quarter due to supply chain constraints. EBITDA margin expanded by 576bps YoY to 28.1%. Domestic demand remains strong, supported by a healthy tendering pipeline and a continued push for higher indigenization. Additionally, BEL stands to...
Strong operational performance surprised positively, as margins improved by 555 bps to 27.9%. Revenue growth was muted at 5%, owing to fluctuations in product delivery amid geopolitical tensions.
BHE’s 1QFY26 PAT exceeded our estimate, driven by better-than-expected margins. Revenue growth was aided by a strong order book, though it was affected to some extent by geopolitical issues.
Zen Technologies’ Q1FY26 numbers undershot consensus estimates. Revenue/EBITDA declined 37.9%/41.9% due to a spillover of INR 600–700mn revenue to the next quarter owing to a change in product specifications.
