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Well poised to see significant recovery in explosives & exports/overseas segment: With market leading share of ~25% in domestic industrial explosives market, we believe that company is well poised to grow steadily led by healthy demand prospects from segments like mining, housing and infrastructure. Though domestic explosives segment remained muted during the quarter, we expect recovery going ahead led by healthy demand from housing, infra and mining sectors. With an order backlog of 1600+ crore in explosives and stable raw material prices, we expect ~14%...
About the stock: Premier Explosives (PEL) specializes in producing high-energy materials, including bulk and packaged explosives and initiating systems for mining, infrastructure & construction. Company also manufactures missile and rocket propellants, strap-on motors for satellite launches, and various defence products like chaff, infrared flares, explosive bolts, and tear gas grenades. Defence contributes ~86% of revenue. OB at Rs 989 crore as of Q1FY26 Strong product portfolio with well-built manufacturing capabilities: PEL is one of the lead manufactures in the Indian explosives and defence...
Solar Industries (SOIL)’s operating performance was in line with consensus’ estimate. EBITDA, at INR 5.3bn, jumped 19% YoY driven by robust defence and exports, compensating for the subdued performance in mining and infra segments, which were impacted on account of monsoon arriving early.
Solar Industries’ (SOIL) Q4FY25 EPS was 5% and 13% ahead of our estimates and consensus, respectively. EBITDA rose 53% YoY to INR 5.4bn. Defence revenue rose 2.2x YoY to INR 4.3bn.
In the current volatile markets, Solar Industries’ (SOIL) stock has outperformed its peers. Its traditional India business continues to be on a stable footing and the exports and overseas segment is also expanding.
The Ministry of Defence has inked a contract with Economic Explosive Limited (EEL)- 100% subsidiary of Solar Industries (SOIL) and Munitions India Limited (MIL) for procurement of Area Denial Munition (ADM) Type-1 (DPICM) and High Explosive Pre Fragmented (HEPF) Mk-1 (Enhanced) rockets, respectively, for Pinaka Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) at a total cost of INR 101.4bn.
Solar Industries (SOIL) has developed three new explosives: 1) SEBEX-2 with lethality of 2.01x of TNT. 2) SITBEX-1, a solid thermobaric polymer-bonded explosive. 3) SIMEX-4, a new insensitive explosive formulation.
Solar Industries’ (SOIL) Q4FY24 performance was slightly ahead of our estimates. Key points: 1) EBITDA was impacted by hyperinflation and currency depreciation in some overseas geographies
Solar Industries’ (SOIL) Q2FY24 profitability is its best-ever. Key points: 1) EBITDA margin surged to a record 24.9% on better price-cost spread. 2) Explosive volume uptick of 13% YoY. 3) Defence comprised 8% of overall volume. 4) Order book of INR 39.2bn, of which INR10.5bn is for defence.
Solar Industries’ (SOIL) earnings surprised on the back of higher-than-expected domestic volumes and margins. SOIL has been able to pass through the RM price increase, leading to improved gross margins/te and EBITDA margins/te QoQ. FY22 volume growth of 22% (vs guidance of 20%) along with improvement in gross margins in an inflationary environment where ammonium nitrate prices have increased ~3x highlights the pricing power that SOIL enjoys.
