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*over or under performance to benchmark index Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL), a public sector entity, is India's largest engineering company. It supplies power plant equipment such as gas turbines, generators, thermal sets, diesel shunters, turbo sets, hydro sets, power transformers, switchgears, circuit breakers and boilers. It also manufactures compressors, valves, rectifiers, pumps, capacitors and oil rigs, and undertakes castings and forgings. BHEL's Q2FY26 revenue increased 14.1% YoY to Rs. 7,512cr, driven by an 18.0%...
The YoY numbers for the quarter are not comparable due to low base of FY25. Post the Gagillapur USFDA warning letter, the company has focused on developing other facilities and also focused on incremental flings across markets. Besides CNS and ADHD, it is also focusing on Oncology as a segment with dedicated API and formulations block at Vizag. The management expects full revival of Gagillapur facility post clearance from the USFDA (Management meeting with USFDA scheduled in Jan 26) by filing new products. On the margins front, the numbers continued to...
Q2FY26- Revenues growth a little subdued but margins strongRevenues grew ~9% YoY to 2556.5 crore driven by both domestic formulations and API exports. Domestic formulations grew 8% YoY to 1019 crore, driven by strong traction in pain management but also had some impact on account of GST rate rationalization. Export APIs grew ~45% to 221 crore. Under exports formulations - Branded exports grew ~2% to 145 crore, Institutional exports de-grew 29% YoY to 79.7 crore and generic exports de-grew 6% YoY to 268 crore. EBITDA grew 23.4% YoY to 545 crore while EBITDA margins grew by 257 bps to 21.3% aided...
About the stock: Engineers India (EIL), established in 1965, is an Indian public sector Navratna company, primarily present into two segments - Engineering Consultancy and LSTK (Lump Sum Turnkey). EIL's business operations span the hydrocarbon value chain as well as diversified areas of Metallurgy, Infrastructure, Bio Fuels & Green Hydrogen. The company is also present in international markets...
Strong Q2; Margin to expand by 200bps in FY27 Q2FY26 performance: India business grew by 35% YoY driven by mix of volume and price led growth. Volume growth stood at 7% YoY continuing its positive growth trajectory for 10th consecutive quarter. International business grew by 20% YoY on constant currency basis. Inflated copra prices (+113% YoY) and high base led to 814bps YoY decline in gross margins to 42.6%. EBIDTA margins declined by...
About the stock: Apollo Tyres (ATL), is a leading tyre manufacturer, having operations in India & Europe. In India, ATL has substantial presence in TBR (~30% market share) and PCR space (~20% market share). India contributes ~67% of sales Q2FY26 Results: ATL reported healthy performance in Q2'26. Revenues on consolidated basis in Q2FY26 stood at 6,831 crores, up 6% YoY. EBITDA for the quarter stood at 1,021 crore with EBITDA margins at 14.9%, up ~170 bps QoQ. Consequent PAT for Q2FY26 came in at 258 crores, down 13% on YoY basis (include one-time exceptional charge on account of closure of Netherland plant)....
About the stock: Lemon Tree Hotels (LTHL) is India's largest hotel chain in the mid-priced hotel sector and the third largest overall, based on controlling interest in owned and leased rooms. LTHL currently operates 10,956 rooms in 121 hotels in India and abroad, under its various brands viz. Aurika Hotels & Resorts, Lemon Tree Premier, Lemon Tree Hotels, Red Fox Hotels and Keys etc. Q2FY26 performance: LTHL consolidated revenues witnessed 7.7% YoY growth to Rs.306.3cr. Growth was aided by 8% RevPAR growth. RevPAR growth was driven by 6% YoY growth in ARR and 140bps YoY improvement in occupancy. EBIDTA...
Lemon Tree Hotels Ltd.'s (LTH) Q2FY26 result was in-line with our estimates on key parameters. The hospitality industry witnessed multiple headwinds during H1FY26 including geopolitical tensions, floods, tariff wars, and GST revisions, which led to muted demand in Q2. Despite these challenges, LTH reported the best ever Q2 performance. Management noted that demand continues to outpace supply, especially in Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets where branded inventory remains limited and pricing power is improving. Room rates across the industry are still about 20% lower than 200708 levels (inflation-adjusted), indicating...
Elgi is the second largest player in the Indian air compressor market (~22% market share) and among the top eight players globally Expansion in new international markets to drive long term incremental growth (rest of the world contributed ~48% in FY25) Q2FY26 performance: Elgi reported a decent set of numbers with amid US tariff for Q2FY26. Revenues grew 11.4% to 968 crore. EBITDA declined 1.2% YoY to 140 crore. EBITDA margins at 14.5% down 184 bps YoY (+50 QoQ). Consequently, PAT for the quarter came in at 121 crore up 28% YoY...
Q2FY26 Performance: International IT services (IITS) revenue came at US$ 82 mn, up 1% QoQ/ down 2.9% YoY in CC terms. IITS EBITDA margin at 17.3%, up ~70 bps QoQ. Consol revenue came at US$ 242.8 mn, down 30% QoQ while in rupee terms it stood at 2,119.3 crores, a decline of 28.5% QoQ and 2.3% YoY with EBITDA...
We maintain Buy on JUBI with unchanged TP of Rs825 (34x Sep-27 EBITDA), on assuring management commentary around delivering mid-teen topline growth along with gradual margin gains – both have been key investor concerns in our view.
Expansion in data centre business and energy transmission sector tailwinds to drive long term incremental growth. Q2FY26 performance: Techno Electric reported mix Q2FY26 performance with a strong revenue growth of 91% YoY to 843 crore, EBITDA grew 58% YoY to 111 crore, EBITDA margins declined by sharp 270 bps YoY to 13.2%. Consequently, PAT came in at 104 crore, up 10.4% .PAT margins sharply decline by 900 bps to 12.3%....
Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd. (KOEL) posted splendid financial performance in Q2FY26. Power Gen (PG) segment clocked in substantial growth of 41% YoY to come in at ~Rs6.8Bn owing to healthy volume growth and increased HHP contribution. The Industrial segment also clocked in strong growth of 40% YoY emanating from the defense and the railways segment. Demand trends stay positive with infrastructure verticals such as residential and commercial realty exhibiting good demand. Demand also continues to be broad based across various infrastructure verticals. The management wants to focus actively on...
Indian Bank (INBK) continues to rank among the best performing PSBs, and our recent interaction with the MD and CEO, Binod Kumar reaffirms the bank’s firm focus on delivering sustainably higher profitability over growth.
