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VIP's Q1FY26 performance was below our expectations on all fronts. Revenue declined 12% YoY to Rs5.6bn, due to 8% YoY drop in volumes and 4% YoY decrease in NSR. This is due to sudden drop in secondary sales in E-com and intense price competition. Gross margin expanded by 69bps YoY to 45.0%. Despite this, EBITDA margins contracted 330bps YoY to 4.4%, dragged by inventory provision of Rs 150mn for slow moving SL. Adj. net loss stood at Rs150mn. Management refrained from articulating a forward strategy, citing the ongoing promoter-level exchange control situation as a limiting factor during this transition phase. We cut our FY26...
Key triggers to watch for include improvement in bromine realizations as prices stabilize above USD 2.5/kg, faster ramp-up in bromine derivatives with rising utilization and new product additions, and meaningful pickup in SOP volumes from H2FY26E following successful plant-scale trials.
Prudent Corporate Advisory Services (Prudent) has progressed well in terms of AUM growth aided by MTM, traction in SIP and growth in MFDs. AUM/gross SIP flows/MFD count clocked CAGR of 40%/20%/19% between FY20–25 and grew 13.9% QoQ / 27.7% YoY /12.8% YoY in Q1FY26, respectively.
JK Paper Ltd.'s (JK Paper) Q1FY26 result was broadly in-line with estimates on net sales and EBITDA front, while net profit was below our forecast. The Company's core business in Paper and Paper Board continued to face headwinds from cheap imports resulting in depressed sales realization and ongoing high domestic wood prices weighed on operating margin. Despite this, JK Paper improved its profits on a sequential basis. The management believes that packaging conversion business is amongst the fastest growing segments in the Indian Paper and Packaging industry driven by growth in end use industries....
In Q1FY26, Blackbuck’s core business growth accelerated to ~40% YoY vs. I-Sec est. of 33% YoY. This was driven by higher uptake in value-added services in payments and growth in telematics (regulatory tailwinds).
Cyient DLM’s Q1FY26 performance was a sharp miss to our estimates, led by a decline in defense segment, driven by completion of a order from a large customer last year.
Safari's Q1FY26 performance exceeded our expectations. Sales grew 17% YoY to Rs5.3bn, driven by strong volume growth (up 17% YoY), while realizations remained flat YoY - indicating easing price competition. As a result, gross margin expanded by 128bps YoY to 45.8% but declined 344bps QoQ on higher share of low margin products. EBITDA grew by 20% YoY to Rs793mn, with EBITDA margin expanding by 38bps YoY to 15.0%, supported by higher gross margins despite higher A&P spends (7% vs. 5.5% in Q1FY24). PAT increased by 14% YoY to Rs505mn. We expect revenue/EBITDA/PAT to grow at a CAGR of 14%/26%/29%...
ZWL’s Q1FY26 numbers were soft, with muted revenue growth and lower margins that dragged down PAT. Consolidated revenue grew by 2.4% y-o-y to Rs. 861 crore, in line with our expectation of Rs. 858 crore.
ZWL’s Q1FY26 numbers were soft, with muted revenue growth and lower margins that dragged down PAT. Consolidated revenue grew by 2.4% y-o-y to Rs. 861 crore, in line with our expectation of Rs. 858 crore.
EPL reported an EBITDA of INR2.3b (+22% YoY) in 1QFY26, in line with our estimate. This was driven by EBITDA growth across all regions, with Europe/America/EAP/AMESA witnessing a growth of 52%/35%/8%/2% YoY.
GR Infra reported a steady quarter in Q1FY26 with revenue at INR 18bn (-4% YoY), EBITDA at INR 2.3bn (-6% YoY) and margin at 12.7% (-35bps YoY). Adj. PAT stood at INR 2.1bn (+7% YoY).
HealthCare Global Enterprises’ (HCG) Q1FY26 result was in line with our expectations. Revenue grew 16.7% YoY driven by new centres in Mumbai (+28% YoY), Kolkata (+17% YoY) and Ahmedabad (+22% YoY) while key cluster of Karnataka and East India grew at a moderate pace.
Standalone revenue grew by 11.3% y-o-y to Rs. 1,740.9 crore in Q1FY26, supported by a 1.2% rise in blended realisations to Rs. 5,234/tonne and a 10% increase in volumes to 33.26 lakh tonnes.
