Borosil Renewables delivered a robust Q3 FY26, achieving record standalone sales and a significant EBITDA surge, primarily driven by higher sales prices and improved domestic operations. The company is actively pursuing a 60% capacity expansion, with new furnaces slated for operation by Q4 FY27, and anticipates strong ROCE post-expansion. However, export markets remain subdued, and the insolvency of its German subsidiary was a notable event, though its financial impact has been fully addressed.
vs Q4 FY26
| Metric | Value | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| Standalone Sales | ₹386.5 Cr | +40.4% YoY |
| Standalone EBITDA | ₹129.04 Cr | +518.0% YoY |
| Standalone EBITDA Margin | 33.4% | — |
| Consolidated Net Revenue | ₹390.46 Cr | — |
| Consolidated EBITDA | ₹130.94 Cr | — |
| Avg. Ex-factory Selling Price | 149.97 Rs/mm | — |
| Metric | Latest | Trend |
|---|---|---|
| Standalone EBITDA(crores) | 129.04 | |
| Consolidated Net Revenue(crores) | 390.46 | |
| Consolidated EBITDA(crores) | 130.94 |
| Category | Headline | |
|---|---|---|
Capex | Capex disclosed entirely through internal accruals without debt | |
M&A | Geosphere (German subsidiary) divestment · abandoned | |
Liquidity | Liquidity disclosed Future expansions will be supported by cash accruals. |
| Category | Target | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity Expansion | Production capacity increase→60% | High |
| Capacity Expansion | New furnace completion→within a couple of weeks of each other | High |
| Capacity Expansion | New furnace firing→December '26 | High |
| Capacity Expansion | New line stabilization period→3 months | High |
| Volume Growth | Operational gains volume growth→6% | High |
| Volume Growth | Additional efficiency gains→2-3 percentage points | Medium |
| Revenue | Revenue change→similar kind of revenue | High |
| Revenue | Revenue increase post new furnace→60% | High |
| Profitability | ROCE→upwards of 25% | High |
| Cost Savings | Incremental margin saving from renewable energy→1.5 bps | High |
| Cost Savings | Monthly savings from renewable energy→INR 1.25 crores | High |
| Renewable Energy Project | Commissioning of renewable energy project→End of February now | High |
| # | Metric | |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Renewable energy project commissioning | |
| 02 | New furnace completion | |
| 03 | DGTR decision on CVD for Malaysian imports | |
| 04 | Volume growth from efficiency gains |
| Severity | Risk |
|---|---|
medium | Low demand in major export markets EU, Turkey, and USA continue to face challenges due to low demand, impacting company's exports. Management |
medium | Cash flow blockages and declining module selling prices for domestic solar module manufacturers Anticipated GST changes and prolonged monsoon led to postponed deliveries, cash flow issues, and margin pressure for customers. Management |
high | German subsidiary (Geosphere) insolvency Geosphere filed for insolvency, leading to deconsolidation of assets and investments, with no further losses expected. Management |
medium | Overcapacity in solar module manufacturing due to ALMM rush ALMM mechanism led to a rush for capacity additions, which management feels could lead to overcapacity and repercussions. Management |
low | Monsoon delaying capacity expansion Monsoon season has a tendency to delay project matters, which is a consideration for new furnace completion. Management |
medium | CVD on imports from Malaysia expiring CVD on Malaysian imports extended by 3 months to June 8, 2026, with DGTR considering sunset review; management emphasizes importance of its continuation. Management |
Borosil Renewables reported an all-time high standalone quarterly sales of INR 386.5 crores in Q3 FY26, a 40.39% increase compared to INR 275.28 crores in the same quarter last year. EBITDA saw a significant jump of 518% YoY to INR 129.04 crores, with the EBITDA margin expanding to 33.4% from 7.6% previously. This growth was primarily attributed to increased average ex-factory selling prices, which rose to INR 149.97 per millimeter from INR 104.54 YoY, alongside improved domestic operations.
The company is currently in the process of increasing its production capacity by 60%, with two new furnaces being built side-by-side. Management expects these furnaces to be completed within a couple of weeks and fired by December 2026, with a 3-month stabilization period thereafter. While acknowledging strong market demand, the company is proceeding cautiously with rapid expansion due to the complexities of project execution and the need to manage human resources effectively, aiming for full completion by March 2027.
Borosil Renewables' German subsidiary, Geosphere, filed for insolvency after a German bank demanded payment of a capital subsidy. The company has fully deconsolidated both Geosphere and its operating step-down subsidiary GMB from its balance sheet. All assets and investments related to these entities have been removed, and past losses have been adjusted, ensuring no further financial impact on the consolidated results, which now show minimal difference from standalone figures.
Management noted the absence of significant inflationary tendencies in raw material and fuel costs, partly attributing this stability to the Indo-European Union free trade agreement. Operational efficiency improvements have led to a 6% volume growth compared to the previous year's nine months, with expectations for this trend to continue into the current quarter. Further efficiency gains of 2-3 percentage points are also anticipated, contributing to margin stability.
The company expects revenue to remain stable in the immediate future (up to Q4 FY26), as current capacity is fully utilized. However, a significant 60% increase in revenue is projected after the new furnaces become operational in Q4 FY27. Borosil Renewables targets a Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) of upwards of 25% post-expansion. While the domestic market continues to be steady, export markets like the EU, Turkey, and USA continue to face low demand challenges.
The ALMM mechanism for modules and the upcoming ALMM-II for cells (June 2026) and ALMM-III for ingots/wafers (June 2028) are expected to strengthen the domestic supply chain. The CVD on Malaysian imports, which currently account for about 25% of total imports, has been extended to June 8, 2026, with a sunset review underway. Management emphasizes the importance of continuing this CVD to prevent increased imports and maintain domestic market stability, awaiting DGTR's final findings.
The company's renewable energy project, initially planned for commissioning in September, is now expected to be operational by the end of February. This project is anticipated to save approximately INR 1.25 crores per month and contribute an incremental 1.5 basis points to the company's sales margin. This is significant as power and fuel costs currently constitute about 32% of the total cost of production.