Syrma SGS Technology Ltd. share price target

Syrma SGS Technology (SYRMA) reported a strong operating performance, with EBITDA up ~94% YoY in 1QFY26. EBITDA margins expanded 530bp YoY due to a favorable business mix (lower share of low-margin consumer business at 34% in 1QFY26 vs. 53% in 1QFY25).

efficiency. SYRMA's Q1FY26 revenue decline by 18.6% YoY, due to major decline in consumer/IT & Railway segment ~48%/39% YoY. The company plans to focus more on high margin products aiming to reduce the consumer segment's contribution to 30% in FY26. Company order book stood at Rs 5455bn in Q1FY26, majorly driven from industrial and auto segment. SYRMA has guided revenue growth of 30% with EBITDA margin of 8.5-9.0% for FY26, revenue will be mainly driven by auto/industrial segment. Syrma SGS has formed a JV with Shinhyup Electronics Co. Ltd. to set up a multi/double-layer...

Syrma’s Q4FY25 print was strong with EBITDA margin reaching to highest level (12.4%) in past 15 quarters. While there is reduction in revenues, we note there is reduction in low-margin business of consumer segment.

Syrma SGS Technology (SYRMA) has reported robust earnings growth of ~80% Change in Estimates | Target | Reco EBITDA margin to 11.6%, attributed to a favourable segment mix (with...

Syrma SGS Technology (SYRMA) reported a strong operating performance in 4QFY25, with EBITDA rising ~46% YoY and margins expanding 510bp YoY, fueled by a favorable business mix (share of low-margin consumer business at 21% in 4QFY25 vs. 46% in 4QFY24).

Syrma SGS Technology (SYRMA) reported a strong operating performance in 2QFY25, with EBITDA margins expanding 160bp YoY due to operating leverage and a favorable business mix.

Syrma reported revenue/EBITDA growth of 92.9%/20.7% YoY while APAT declined 32.3% YoY. Gross/EBITDA margin contracted 706bps/230bps YoY primarily due to change in revenue mix.

SYRMA reported a weak operating performance in 1QFY25, with EBITDA margins declining 230bp YoY due to an unfavorable business mix.

Strong Q1 topline growth was offset by GM contraction due to higher RM costs; dip in EBITDA margin caused by unfavourable product mix

CPI: Food inflation; still overpowering. FPI Debt Flows: A likely surge in FPI Flow (Debt). ABB: Margins swell; outlook strong. TVSL: Cruising on the right track; maintain BUY. FNXP: Broadly in-line Q4FY24; positive outlook. SYRMA: Strong topline, but margins remain subpar

SYRMA reported a weak operating performance in 4QFY24, with EBITDA
margins declining 200bp YoY due to an unfavorable business mix (higher
share of low-margin consumer business – 46% in 4QFY24 vs. 40% in
4QFY23).

Noteworthy observations from Syrma SGS Tech’s Q4FY24 result: (1) Strong growth (+66.9% YoY) led by ~INR 1bn revenue shift from Dec’23 to Jan'24 and high demand momentum across all segments.

AIAE: Soft quarter, volume growth uncertain; cut to HOLD. BOB Essential Commodities Index: How prices look in Jan'24. SYRMA: Margin slide continues; retain HOLD. BRIT: Faster volume growth to boost profitability

Q3 topline growth strong at 38% YoY but EBITDA margin shrank 380bps to 5.5% on weak product mix

Q2 topline growth robust at 52% YoY but lower share of ODM business drove gross margin down 690bps

Syrma maintained strong revenue growth of 52.4% YoY led by robust growth in Auto, Consumer and Industrial segments. However, Healthcare segment continued to disappoint with 37.5% YoY revenue decline. While the EBITDA margin contracted 305bps YoY, we note there are margin tailwinds in H2FY24-25 such as (1) acquisition of Johari, (2) simplification of group structure and synergy benefits, (3) operating leverage and (4) revival of Healthcare segment in FY25.

While revenue decline in Healthcare segment has continued to impact EBITDA margins, we like two points from Syrma’s Q1FY24 result: (1) Rest of the product portfolio has continued to report industry leading growth rates, (2) order book stands at INR 35bn at end of Q1FY24 (INR 30bn at end of Q4FY23) which indicates strong order intake for the
company; we are also enthused as there is strong order inflow from existing as well as new customers.

Q1 topline growth robust at 54% YoY but margins falter on lower healthcare business

We hosted Syrma in conference at Singapore and came back enthused about the growth prospects. Key takeaways: (1) there is strong demand for electronics across multiple sectors such as automotive, industrial, infrastructure and consumer, (2) electric vehicles require 9-10x more electronics than current ICE engine vehicles; steady growth in EV will result in higher growth of EMS industry and Syrma.