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REC reported a healthy Q1 with its loan assets growing 3% QoQ despite a seasonally weak quarter. Calculated credit cost (annualised) was negative 43bps with the restructuring of the TRN Energy account, which led to an ECL reversal of INR 2.7bn. NIMs and spreads were higher in Q1 vs. FY25 levels.
Metering & systems segment contributed ~63% to total revenues as of FY25, while balance ~37% by consumer & industrials. Company has 7 manufacturing facilities (5 in Haryana & 2 in Himachal) and 2 R&D centers. In meters segment, company has an annual capacity of 12 million units. Q1FY26 performance: HPL reported mixed set of Q1FY26 results. The revenues came in at 383 crore down 2.5% YoY. The key disappointment came in from the metering segment wherein the revenues were down 14.5% at 203 crore whereas consumer segment grew by 16.1% YoY at 179 crore. The decline in metering...
We maintain BUY on Elecon Engineering Company (EECL), with TP of Rs750. EECL reported a mixed set of results for Q2FY26, with consolidated revenue/EBITDA/PAT growing 14%/12%/flat YoY.
Avalon Technologies (AVALON) reported a robust quarter, with revenue growing 39% YoY in 2QFY26, fueled by a strong performance in both the India (up 31% YoY) and US businesses (up 44%).
Mold-tek packaging's (MPL) Q2FY26 result was in-line with our estimates on net sales and EBITDA front, while PAT was below our forecast. The quarter was heavily impacted by lot of rains, which slowed the movement of goods and affected the sale of certain food products (ice creams and yogurts) and paints. The Paint segment growth was muted at about 3% volume growth in Q2FY26, a steep decline from the 21% growth posted in Q1FY26. The overall EBITDA per kg margin dipped in Q2FY26 to Rs39.4. This was primarily due to a reduction in capacity utilization, which fell sharply from 74% in Q1FY26 to 63% in Q2FY26....
Mold-tek packaging's (MPL) Q1FY26 result was ahead our and consensus estimates on key parameters. After a muted performance in FY25, the company had a strong come back in FY26 with a robust quarterly performance, despite a marginal de-growth in lubricants segment and lower utilization in Satara plant. The management has guided volume growth at 12-15% and net sales increase by 18-19% for FY26. Total capacity is expected to hit 70,000MT from current capacity of 63,000MT. MPL added Hocco Industries, Veedol Corporation, Variyant Lubricant, Laurus Labs and various other prominent names as its...
Aavas reported decline in disbursements post change in recognition process; disbursements de-grew by 5% YoY. Thus, AUM growth slowed down to 16% YoY vs 18% YoY (Q4FY25). Management revised guidance downwards to 18-20% vs 20-25% AUM growth for FY26. Asset quality deteriorated with GNPA at 1.22% vs 1.08% QoQ; further reported rise in 1+ dpd to 4.15% vs 3.39% led by seasonality. Spreads improved by 22bps QoQ to 5.11% due to decline in cost of funds. NII grew by 14% YoY led by improvement in NIMs; PPoP grew by 12% YoY led by higher operating expenses (up 21% YoY). PAT grew by 10% YoY led by higher...
