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IRCON delivered a subdued performance in Q2FY26 on a standalone basis, with revenue from operations at Rs18.5bn, down 19.5% YoY despite an 11% sequential recovery. EBITDA declined to Rs2.4bn from Rs2.9bn in Q2FY25, while margins contracted sharply to 12.9% from 14.9% a year ago, reflecting cost overruns and lower-margin project execution. PAT stood at Rs1.8bn, down 25% YoY though improving 23% sequentially, driven by better execution in railway and highway projects and higher other income. The decline in profitability and margin compression were key disappointments, primarily due to losses in...
Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS)’s Q2FY26 revenue was in line with our expectation. That said, EBITDA loss at Maharashtra of INR 96mn (-100bps) and Karnataka of INR 255mn (-265bps) coupled with lower margin at Kerala cluster dragged EBITDA margins to a low of 21.2%.
Whirlpool of India (Whirlpool) reported weak quarter with revenue decline of 3.8% YoY due to high base of Q2FY25, likely high inventory at beginning of the quarter and demand softness in summer products.
Vijaya Diagnostic’s (Vijaya) Q2FY26 performance was weaker than our expectations due to a slowdown in core markets of Hyderabad (+3% YoY). Pathology revenue grew at a modest pace of 5.1% YoY on a high base of last year and a slowdown in footfalls due to early festive season.
GODIGIT delivered a largely in-line performance during Q2FY26, with combined ratio at 111.4% (down by 70bps YoY) vs our estimate of 111%. However, PAT at Rs1.17bn (+30% YoY) was lower than our estimate of Rs1.2bn.
Poonawalla Fincorp (PFL) delivered a strong quarter, driven by robust growth, margin expansion, and improved asset quality. The company saw healthy growth in AUM, with disbursements nearly doubling YoY.
Cyient logged a steady operating performance in DET, in Q2. DET revenue grew 1.0% QoQ (0.5% CC) to USD164.4mn. DET EBITM expanded by 16bps QoQ to 12.2%.
Cyient’s (CYL) DET business reported 2QFY26 revenue of USD164.4m, up 0.5% QoQ in constant currency (CC) terms, in line with our estimate of 0.5% growth.
Other income to PBT is ~40% in FY25. The valuation multiple (P/E) based on core business earnings, i.e., excluding cash and tax-adjusted other income, stands at 71x on FY25 earnings. The company gained market shares in both washing machine and refrigerators in FY25, despite a highly competitive landscape.
We expect yield compression to persist in the medium term as the company pivots toward secured lending to enhance competitiveness and attract high-value clients. Asset quality in the gold loan segment remains stable, supported by strong gold prices. However, risks in the nongold portfolioparticularly MFI, MSME, and vehicle financeremain elevated. Near-term credit cost pressures are likely to continue, though improved employee incentives may support recoveries and offset provisioning risks. As the company navigates its stabilization phase, improvements are expected to unfold gradually. Given the recent price hike and stretched...
We attended RPSG Group’s ‘Investor Day’, to understand Firstsource Solutions (FSOL)’s growth strategy and outlook. FSOL’s growth strategy encompassing the ‘OneFirstsource’ framework with focus on seven strategic levers and its UnBPO approach (shifts focus from labor arbitrage to tech arbitrage) has started yielding early results, as reflected in the revenue growth acceleration, deal intake, and pipeline.
In Q1FY26, Narayana Hrudayalaya delivered stable topline performance, though EBITDA margins were impacted by losses in the Integrated Care segment. The segment remains dilutive, with elevated costs weighing on consolidated profitability. With a pipeline of...
IRCON reported a subdued performance for Q1FY26, marked by a 21.9% YoY decline in consolidated revenue to Rs17bn and a 26.8% fall in net profit to Rs1.6bn. On a sequential basis, the revenue also contracted sharply by 47.7%, reflecting execution delays linked to project mobilization challenges and seasonal impact. Despite the steep revenue drop, the company delivered a robust EBITDA margin of 17.1%, improving 214 bps YoY and 695 bps QoQ. EPS for the quarter came in at Rs1.75, down from Rs2.38 in Q1FY25. While the decline in execution volume was expected due to monsoons and tendering...
*over or under performance to benchmark index Management's shift to diversify its exports beyond the US is prudent given ongoing uncertainty in North American markets, which still account for 50% of exports. Focus now turns to domestic demand, led by rail, though mobility and process segments remain mixed. We expect an unfavourable revenue mix to pressure margins, with lower volume leverage impacting EBITDA. Consequently, we reduce our revenue...
Revenue: Consolidated revenue for the quarter increased by 31.4% YoY (-8.8% QoQ) to INR 15,696 Mn., significant beat on our estimates (+15.0%), driven by strong outperformance in the Custom Synthesis and the Generic FDF segment.
MGL delivered a steady performance, driven by its robust infrastructure network, strong customer base and a reliable, albeit costlier, gas sourcing strategy. However, looking ahead, we expect MGL's focus on expanding its footprint in newly acquired geographical areas to come at the behest of discounts as it tries to balance lost volumes due to faster EV adoption and declining institutional demand. Additionally, we also factor in the management's reduced margin guidance and unpredictability in APM and new well gas allocations. Further pass-through of cost increases could be...
