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Q1 FY27 earnings callConcord Enviro Systems Limited

Q1 FY27 revenue was impacted by supply chain disruptions, but the company reports a strong order book and multiple strategic growth levers.

Cautious tone3 min readPublished 10 days after the call

Numbers
MetricThis quarterChangeFive-quarter trend
Revenue from OperationsINR853 million
EBITDAnegative INR149 million
Net LossINR176 million
Order BookINR699 crores
Financials
From filed quarterly results. YoY and QoQ compare each metric on the same accounting basis.
QuarterRevenueNet profit (PAT)Basic EPS
Q3 FY25₹122.82 CrYoY-24.1% QoQ₹-8.56 CrYoYTurned loss-making QoQ₹-4.14YoYTurned negative QoQ
Q2 FY25₹161.89 CrYoYQoQ₹17.30 CrYoYQoQ₹9.51YoYQoQ
TL;DR
  • Revenue declined to INR853 million from INR1,024 million in Q1 FY26 due to supply chain disruptions.
  • Order book increased to INR699 crores, providing strong visibility.
  • The company is seeing traction in new products (H-Xtreme) and new markets (Europe, steel, solar).
  • Partnership with WaHa secured for atmospheric water generation and dehumidification in India and UAE.
  • Management expects execution to normalize by the end of Q2 and targets INR1,000 crores order intake for FY27.
Said on the call

“The first quarter of FY27 was characterized by a combination of near-term operational challenges and encouraging strategic progress across several areas of our business.”

Prerak Goel, Executive Director
From the Q&A
TopicWhat management said
Revenue Impact from DisruptionsManagement quantified the revenue loss at about INR50-55 crores for the quarter, split between trading (~INR15 crores) and manufacturing (~INR42-43 crores).
Growth OutlookManagement expects growth to resume, subject to supply chain stability, and targets ~80-85% conversion of the current INR699 crore order book for the year.
Europe ZLD OrderThe first ZLD order from Europe is worth ~EUR600,000, with delivery expected in Q3 and margins expected to be better than domestic.
FY27 Order Intake & Margin GuidanceOrder intake target is ~INR1,000 crores for FY27. EBITDA margins are seen stabilizing at 14-16% after crossing ~INR850 crores revenue, with 15-20% growth expected over the next two years.
WaHa Partnership StakeThe company invested USD575,000 for a less than 2% stake in WaHa, securing exclusive rights for India and UAE.
Competitive PositioningManagement stated the company was just below Ion Exchange in the ZLD segment in a survey a couple of years back.
Guidance
  • Execution expected to normalize by end of Q2 FY27.
  • Order intake target of ~INR1,000 crores for FY27.
  • Growth expected in the 15-20% range over the next two years.
  • EBITDA margins targeted between 12-16% over the next two to three years.
Source
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