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Q1 FY27 earnings callTega Industries Limited

Tega Group delivered strong consolidated performance, highlighted by robust legacy Tega consumables growth and the successful first-month integration of the Molycop acquisition.

Positive tone4 min readPublished 7 days after the call

Numbers
MetricThis quarterChangeFive-quarter trend
Consolidated RevenueINR 17.2 billionn/a
Consolidated Adjusted EBITDAINR 2.64 billionn/a
Consolidated Adjusted EBITDA Margin15%n/a
Tega Consumables RevenueINR 4 billion36%
Tega Consumables EBITDA Margin24.1%320 bps
Tega Equipment RevenueINR 358 million-44%
Order Book (Tega)INR 12.3 billionn/a
Financials
From filed quarterly results. YoY and QoQ compare each metric on the same accounting basis.
QuarterRevenueNet profit (PAT)Basic EPS
Q3 FY25₹409.27 Cr+20.3% YoY+15.8% QoQ₹54.25 Cr+52.3% YoY+651.4% QoQ₹8.15+52.1% YoY+654.6% QoQ
Q2 FY25₹353.30 Cr-6.4% YoY+3.9% QoQ₹7.22 Cr-84.8% YoY-80.3% QoQ₹1.08-84.9% YoY-80.4% QoQ
Q1 FY25₹339.98 Cr+26.8% YoY-32.9% QoQ₹36.74 Cr+71.8% YoY-58.9% QoQ₹5.52+71.4% YoY-59.1% QoQ
Q4 FY24₹506.98 Cr+27.9% YoY+49% QoQ₹89.49 Cr+15.8% YoY+151.2% QoQ₹13.48+15.7% YoY+151.5% QoQ
Q3 FY24₹340.20 Cr+14.6% YoY-9.9% QoQ₹35.62 Cr-26.4% YoY-24.8% QoQ₹5.36-26.6% YoY-24.8% QoQ
TL;DR
  • Consolidated revenue from operations at INR 17.2 billion with adjusted EBITDA of INR 2.64 billion (15% margin), including one month of Molycop.
  • Tega consumables revenue grew 36% YoY to INR 4 billion with EBITDA margin expanding 320 bps to 24.1%.
  • Equipment business revenue declined 44% YoY to INR 358 million due to customer clearance delays.
  • Molycop contributed revenue of INR 12.9 billion and EBITDA of INR 1.6 billion (13% margin) for June 2026.
  • Order book for Tega consumables and equipment stands at INR 12.3 billion.
  • Acquisition-related one-time expenses of INR 1.9 billion were incurred in Q1.
Said on the call

“We are pleased to note that the Molycop's June 2026 performance, both in terms of revenue and EBITDA, was directionally ahead of our expectation at the time of the acquisition.”

Ravi Joshi
From the Q&A
TopicWhat management said
Molycop Revenue Synergies & Ramp-upManagement expects revenue ramp-up from cross-selling to begin in Q3/Q4 FY27 and requests patience for definitive numbers.
Molycop Margins & SeasonalityMolycop margins should be relatively flat; there is little quarter-to-quarter seasonality, but results are better analyzed on a per-ton basis due to steel-indexed contracts.
Chile Plant CommissioningThe Chile plant is on track for soft commissioning in January 2027 and commercial production by March 2027, subject to local regulatory approvals.
Debt and CapexGroup total debt is INR 112 billion; Molycop net debt is USD 672 million, expected to decline by year-end. FY27 capex guidance: Tega ~USD 40M, Molycop (10-month) ~USD 28M.
Molycop Volume & GrowthMolycop's volume for the 12 months ending June 2026 was 1.204 million tons. For the 10-month period (FY27), volume is expected to grow ~5% and EBITDA ~4%.
Tega Consumables Growth GuidanceLong-term guidance for Tega consumables revenue growth is maintained at 15% CAGR, with Q1's 36% growth partly due to spillover from Q4 orders.
Freight Cost InflationBoth Tega and Molycop have seen freight costs rise but have mechanisms (pass-through clauses, hedging) to mitigate the P&L impact.
Guidance
  • Expect to realize approximately USD 20 million of synergies from Molycop integration in the next 2 to 2.5 years.
  • Long-term revenue growth guidance for Tega consumables business is 15% CAGR.
  • Consolidated EBITDA margin expected to be around 15% for FY27.
  • Molycop volume expected to grow ~5% and EBITDA ~4% for the 10-month period (FY27).
  • Chile plant soft commissioning targeted for January 2027, commercial production by March 2027.
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