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Q1 FY27 concall · earnings callJindal Drilling And Industries Limited

The quarter saw a new INR-denominated rig contract, but H2 revenue will decline as three rigs go off-hire for refurbishment, with management focused on redeploying them domestically.

Cautious tone3-minute briefPublished 8 days after the call

Numbers
MetricThis quarterChangeFive-quarter trend
Order Book₹1,310 Cr—
New Contract Day Rate₹0.46 Cr—
Financials

From filed quarterly results. YoY and QoQ compare each metric on the same accounting basis.

QuarterRevenueNet profit (PAT)Basic EPS
Q3 FY25₹239.46 Cr+30.8% YoY+38.8% QoQ₹65.95 Cr+106.5% YoY+91.3% QoQ₹22.76+106.5% YoY+91.3% QoQ
Q2 FY25₹172.50 Cr+21.4% YoY+0.9% QoQ₹34.47 Cr+55.8% YoY-21.4% QoQ₹11.90+56% YoY-21.4% QoQ
Q1 FY25₹170.98 Cr+82% YoY-13.6% QoQ₹43.86 Cr+263.4% YoYTurned profitable QoQ₹15.14+263.1% YoYTurned positive QoQ
Q4 FY24₹197.92 Cr+91.7% YoY+8.1% QoQ₹-15.00 CrTurned loss-making YoYTurned loss-making QoQ₹-5.18Turned negative YoYTurned negative QoQ
Q3 FY24₹183.06 Cr+32.4% YoY+28.8% QoQ₹31.94 Cr+28.4% YoY+44.4% QoQ₹11.02+28.4% YoY+44.4% QoQ
TL;DR
  • Order book stands at INR1,310 crores.
  • Received a new contract for one rig at a fixed day rate of ~INR45 lakhs, to be deployed in October 2026.
  • Three rigs are expected to be dehired within the current financial year, leading to a revenue decline in H2.
  • Refurbishment cost per rig is estimated at INR90-110 crores.
  • Management is confident about redeploying the three dehired rigs but cites challenges in the redeployment environment.
Said on the call

“revenue will decline in the second half of this financial year.”

Kaushal Bengani
From the Q&A
TopicWhat management said
Rig Redeployment & H2 ImpactThree rigs are due for dehire in late 2026, requiring 4-6 months of non-revenue generating refurbishment; management is confident in redeployment but expects H2 revenue to decline, though EBITDA may not decline proportionally due to mix of rig rates.
Refurbishment CostsEstimated refurbishment cost per rig is between INR90 crores to INR110 crores.
ONGC Legal DisputeA long-running legal dispute with ONGC involves a receivable of ~INR163 crores; management believes the possibility of losing and having to repay is remote.
JV LossLoss in a joint venture this quarter is due to refurbishment expenses for the Jindal Pioneer rig.
Contract Denomination & Market OutlookThe new contract is in INR; management cannot predict if future tenders will be in USD or INR. Outlook is optimistic due to potential increased drilling activity but day rates remain pressured by customer willingness to pay.
International DeploymentFocus is on domestic redeployment; international opportunities are considered but come with counterparty and country risks.
Guidance
  • Expect the newly contracted rig to be deployed in October 2026.
  • Target a blended EBITDA margin of 35%.
  • Expect day rates to improve but acknowledge customer pressure.
  • Believe the three dehired rigs should be rehired, partly due to the Samudra Manthan exercise.
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