Tube Investments of India Ltd. share price target

*over or under performance to benchmark index TIIs revenue stream with growth in the core sector, and industrial segments like railways & power continue to support long-term revenue visibility. The company is exploring significant diversification beyond the automotive sector due to cyclicality in the industry, especially considering the weak performance in the Passenger Vehicle (PV) and Heavy Commercial Vehicle (HCV) segments. Further, recovery in EV expansion builds stability for the long term....

Tube Investments’ (TIINDIA) 4QFY25 performance was in line with our estimates, with PAT growth of 5% YoY to INR2.6b. Growth drivers from hereon include the ramp-up of a new facility in Nashik for the Engineering division and the INR10b new order win from Railways.

Tube Investments (TIINDIA) reported a weak 3QFY25 performance, hit by subdued growth across key segments. The near-term outlook appears moderate, with key challenges in: i) Engineering – revenue growth pressure from metal price volatility and an uncertain export environment.

Tube Investments (TIINDIA)’s 2QFY25 result was weak, with standalone PBIT margin at 9.9% (-110bp YoY, vs. est. 10.6%), hit by one-offs in engineering segment and railway pricing challenge.

TIINDIA’s 1QFY25 result was operationally in line, though adj. PAT was slightly lower at INR1.5b (est. INR1.6b). The engineering business saw a robust ~11% YoY growth.

Tube Investments of India (TIINDIA)’s 4QFY24 result was operationally weak,
as margin came in at 11.1% (v/s est. 12.7%), mainly due to higher other
expenses and rising competition in its metal-formed business on the railway
side.