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    Dynamic Cables

    DYCL
    Capital Goods·2 Feb 2026
    Management Summary

    Dynamic Cables reported a strong Q3 FY26, with nine-month sales up 21% YoY and PAT growing 46% to ₹60 crores. The company's order book reached ₹787 crores, ensuring revenue visibility. While Q3 volume growth was low at 2-3% (YoY), management highlighted progress on new growth areas like renewable energy cables and the upcoming E-Beam facility, which received AERB approval. Challenges persist in the US export market due to tariffs.

    Highlights

    5
    • Strong and consistent performance in Q3 FY26, delivering guided revenue and profitability.

    • Nine-month sales increased by 21% YoY, demonstrating robust growth.

    • Operating profit for the nine months rose by 29% to ₹92 crores, with operating margin at 10.9%.

    • Profit after tax grew significantly by 46% to ₹60 crores for the nine months.

    • Order book stands at ₹787 crores as of December 31, 2025, providing strong revenue visibility.

    Concerns

    3
    • Q3 volume growth was weak at 2%-3% (YoY Q3 vs Q3), attributed to product mix and measurement complexities.

    • Gross margin saw a quarter-on-quarter dip, though management clarified it was due to sales mix, not raw material pass-through issues.

    • US export plans have not materialized due to unfavorable tariff situations, delaying market entry.

    What Changed1

    vs Q4 FY26

    Guidance items8 → 7 (-1)
    Key financials

    Metrics

    6

    Periods

    2

    Headline

    5
    • Nine-Month Sales Growth
      21%
    • Nine-Month Operating Profit
      ₹92 Cr
      YoY+29.0%
    • Nine-Month Operating Margin
      10.9%
    • Nine-Month PAT
      ₹60 Cr
      YoY+46%
    • Nine-Month Volume Growth
      17%

    Q3

    1
    • Volume Growth
      2%

    Segment breakdown

    Customer-wise Contribution (Nine Months)
    13% Government Sales78% Private Sales9% Exports
    Product-wise Contribution (Nine Months)
    60% HV Cable33% LV Cable7% Conductors
    List

    Order Book

    high confidence

    Total Value

    ₹ 787 crores

    as of 2025-12-31

    quantified
    10.0% QoQ

    Composition

    Solar cable(product)
    16.0%

    "The order book is a function of our capacity to deliver and is balanced with our deliverable capacity, which has increased due to de-bottlenecking and brownfield CAPEX."

    Source:
    Prepared remarks

    Capital allocation

    1
    high confidence
    CategoryHeadline
    Capex

    Capex disclosed

    Guidance & targets

    7
    CategoryTargetPriority
    Revenue
    Long-term Revenue Growth
    18%-20%
    High
    Profitability
    Long-term Operating Margin (B2B)
    10%-11%
    High
    Profitability
    Long-term Gross Margin
    20%
    High
    Capacity
    Optimum Capacity Utilization
    80%-85%
    High
    Product Segment Growth
    Solar Cable Business Growth
    Double
    High
    Capex
    E-Beam Facility Commissioning
    Commissioned
    High
    Capex
    Additional Turnover from Current CAPEX
    ₹250-260 crores
    High

    E-Beam Facility Commissioning Status

    End of FY26
    CurrentProgressing as planned
    TargetCommissioned

    Why it matters

    This facility is a key milestone for capacity expansion and new product capabilities, crucial for future growth.

    The new plant is progressing as planned and is expected to be commissioned by the end of FY26.

    How to verify

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    Risks & concerns

    3
    RiskSeverity

    Weak Q3 Volume Growth

    Q3 volume growth was 2-3% (YoY Q3 vs Q3), which management attributed to product mix and complexities in volume measurement for customized cables, rather than competitive pressure.Analyst acknowledged

    low

    US Export Market Tariffs

    Unfavorable tariff situations are delaying the company's entry into the US export market, despite product approvals, impacting a potential growth avenue.Management acknowledged

    medium

    Quarterly Gross Margin Fluctuation

    Gross margins can fluctuate QoQ due to the sales mix (execution of high vs. low margin orders), but raw material price variations are 100% passed through in their B2B model.Analyst acknowledged

    low

    Q&A highlights

    7

    “I mean it is not an apple-to-apple comparable business with our competitors, because our competitors are more channel-driven businesses, whereas we are completely B2B business, and therefore it is not exactly comparable in that terms.”

    Analyst questioned the low Q3 volume growth and potential market share loss, prompting management to explain the complexities of volume measurement and the differences in business models within the cable industry.

    asked by Piyush

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    Detailed Narrative

    01

    Strong Financial Performance in Q3 FY26 and Nine Months

    Dynamic Cables delivered a strong and consistent performance in Q3 FY26, meeting its guided revenue and profitability targets. For the nine months ended December 31, 2025, the company reported a 21% year-on-year increase in sales. Operating profit for this period rose by 29% to ₹92 crores, achieving an operating margin of 10.9%. Profit after tax also saw significant growth, increasing by 46% to ₹60 crores, reflecting effective execution and financial management.

    02

    Robust Order Book and Revenue Visibility

    As of December 31, 2025, Dynamic Cables maintained a healthy order book of ₹787 crores, ensuring strong revenue visibility for future periods. This represents a 10% quarter-on-quarter growth from the previous quarter's ₹721 crores. Management indicated that the order book is carefully managed to align with the company's deliverable capacity, which has been enhanced through de-bottlenecking and brownfield CAPEX initiatives.

    03

    Strategic Growth Initiatives and Capacity Expansion

    The company is actively pursuing growth opportunities in power distribution, smart metering, and renewable energy sectors. A significant milestone was achieved with the receipt of AERB approval for its new E-Beam facility. This facility is on track for commissioning by the end of FY26, which will enable the company to expand into new product lines, such as DC cables for solar applications, further diversifying its offerings.

    04

    Product Mix and Margin Management

    For the nine months, HV cables constituted 60% of product-wise contribution, LV cables 33%, and conductors 7%. Management clarified that quarterly fluctuations in gross margins are primarily driven by the sales mix of high-margin versus low-margin orders executed, rather than raw material price volatility. The company's B2B model ensures 100% pass-through of raw material price variations, maintaining a long-term gross margin of 20% and operating margin of 10-11%.

    05

    Solar Cable Business and US Export Challenges

    The solar cable business is a key growth area, contributing over 15% to current sales and 16-17% to the order book. Dynamic Cables aims to double this segment's business within the next three to four years. However, the company's plans for US exports have been hampered by unfavorable tariff announcements, leading to delays in market entry despite obtaining necessary UL standard approvals.

    06

    Volume Growth Dynamics and Capacity Utilization

    While nine-month volume growth stood at 17%, Q3 experienced a lower year-on-year volume growth of 2-3%. Management attributed this to the complex nature of volume measurement in the customized cable industry, where metal content is only 60-70% of total cost, and product mix variations. Capacity utilization remained stable at 75-80%, with an optimal range of 80-85% depending on specific cable specifications and seasonal demand.

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