Concall Intelligence

Eppeltone Engineers Limited held its 23rd AGM discussing strategic progress, new manufacturing infrastructure, and order book health despite temporary weather-related execution delays.

Solex Energy reported a landmark FY26 with strong top-line and bottom-line growth, backed by a robust order book and ambitious expansion plans across the solar value chain and BESS, while acknowledging the execution risks of large capital projects.

Zenith Drugs Limited reported robust top-line growth and improved working capital metrics for FY 2025-26, although PAT declined due to higher depreciation from new asset capitalization. Management remains optimistic about future scaling through new chronic therapy product launches and export expansion.

The available source has not produced sufficient structured evidence.

VA Tech Wabag reported record FY 2025-26 performance with revenue of INR 3,944 Crores, EBITDA of INR 524 Crores, and PAT of INR 371 Crores, supported by a robust order book exceeding INR 17,200 Crores and a net cash positive position for the sixth consecutive year.

Granules India Limited reported returning to growth in FY26 after three years of flat performance, backed by a strong net cash position following preferential warrants in September 2026. The company is executing a strategic transformation focusing on four growth engines (controlled substances, complex generics/early market opportunities, oncology, and peptide CDMO) while funding a 2,000 crore organic capex plan over the next 3 to 4 years.

Steamhouse India Limited delivered robust operational performance for Q1 FY27, driven by strong growth in steam volumes and operating leverage, while completing its strategic exit from low-margin coal trading effective April 1, 2026.

RateGain reported a transformative FY26 driven by the acquisition of Sojern, significantly scaling operating revenue by 69.4% to INR1,823.6 crores. While reported PAT declined due to amortization, other income absence, and acquisition debt interest, adjusted PAT rose 19.6% to INR249.9 crores. Management successfully integrated Sojern ahead of plan, capturing $15 million in annualized cost synergies within 100 days, and has aggressively used robust free cash flow to repay 38%

Schaeffler India Limited's management highlighted robust domestic demand supported by GST 2.0 and government infrastructure spend, while maintaining a cautious approach to pure export strategies and emerging EV profitability due to low initial adoption rates.

The available source has not produced sufficient structured evidence.

Metro Brands Limited reported steady operational performance for FY25-26, crossing the 1,000-store milestone and posting double-digit revenue and PAT growth, though shareholders raised concerns regarding a decline in revenue per square foot and return on capital employed.

Ambika Cotton Mills Limited delivered a strong financial performance in FY 2025-26 with double-digit revenue growth and improved profitability, supported by export recovery and capacity expansion. The company remains debt-free with robust internal accruals funding both ongoing expansions and future modernization plans.

Allcargo Logistics reported a purposeful transformation year in FY2025-26, integrating express distribution and contract logistics under Vision 2030, resulting in revenue of INR 2,058 crores and a 16% growth in EBITDA to INR 233 crores.

Pakka Limited held its 46th AGM reflecting on a demanding FY 2025-26 marked by operational shutdowns, equipment breakdowns, project delays, and lower earnings, while pointing to an improving June quarter and ongoing progress on Project Jagriti for long-term growth.

Symbiotec Pharmalab reported Q1 FY27 consolidated revenue of INR 218 crores (up 7% YoY), driven mainly by the stable steroid API business. However, consolidated net profit stood lower at INR 14 crores due to a significant operational expense drag of INR 23 crores and depreciation of INR 11 crores from recently invested new businesses (biotech CDMO and complex injectables) where commercial revenues are yet to commence. Management maintains a confident revenue and EBITDA growth

LIC Housing Finance Limited reported record performance in FY 2025-26 with a loan book of Rs 320,707 crore and PAT of Rs 5,595 crore, driven by synergy across operations, cost management, and declining cost of funds. Management guided towards sustainable double-digit growth and margin protection via product diversification into LAP and LRD, while acknowledging legacy asset quality challenges and intense competition from banks.