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    Ganesh Infra. Q1 FY27 earnings call

    GANESHIN
    Construction·11 Aug 2026
    Management Summary

    Ganesh Infraworld Ltd. reported a robust Q1 FY27, with revenue more than doubling and EBITDA nearly tripling year-over-year, driven by strong execution and contributions from new segments like water infrastructure and mining. The consolidated order book of ₹4090.3 crores provides significant revenue visibility, with a strategic focus on high-margin water projects. While finance costs increased due to subsidiary consolidation, management anticipates a decline in the coming quarters as term loans are repaid.

    Highlights

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    • Revenue of ₹378.76 crores, up 109.66% YoY, demonstrating strong momentum.

    • EBITDA surged 187% YoY to ₹61.59 crores, with EBITDA margin at 15.8% for Q1 FY27.

    • PAT margin improved to 7.8% for the quarter.

    • Consolidated order book of ₹4090.3 crores provides 18-24 months visibility for standalone operations and 6 years for subsidiary.

    • Strategic acquisition of Kandoi Transport (Tykoon Mines) enhances MDO capabilities and adds approximately ₹400 crores in equipment assets.

    • Management expects PAT margin to improve from 7% to 10% as water infrastructure contributes more to revenue.

    Concerns

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    • Finance costs increased sharply due to subsidiary consolidation, though expected to decrease from Q2/Q3 FY27.

    • Working capital enhancement required due to significant increases in commodity costs, particularly diesel, which doubled in price.

    • Unexplained stock price fall, which management stated was not due to internal financial or operational issues.

    Key financials

    Single quarter

    05 metrics
    1. 01Revenue₹378.76 Cr+109.7%YoY
    2. 02EBITDA₹61.59 Cr+1.9%YoY
    3. 03PBT₹39.56 Cr+102.7%QoQ
    4. 04EBITDA Margin15.8%
    5. 05PAT Margin7.8%

    Segment breakdown

    • Electrical Infrastructure₹76.24 Cr20.4%
    • Water Infrastructure₹118.26 Cr31.7%
    • MDO Business₹137.64 Cr36.9%
    • Transport Division₹40.76 Cr10.9%
    • Equipment Leasing₹0.21 Cr0.1%
    Donut· Share of Revenue

    Order Book

    high confidence

    Total Value

    ₹ 4,090.3 crores

    as of 2026-06-30

    quantified

    Execution

    Standalone order book executable over next 18-24 months; subsidiary order book over 6 years.

    Composition

    Mix2 entitys
    • Ganesh Infraworld (Standalone)39.1%
    • Subsidiary (Tykoon Mines)58.7%

    Share of order book by entity

    Pipeline

    qualified rfp

    Bid book for MDO business at subsidiary level and standalone water projects.

    "The company has a strong consolidated order book and a robust bid book, providing good revenue visibility for the coming years, with a strategic focus on water and mining segments."

    Source:
    Prepared remarks

    Capital allocation

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    high confidence
    CategoryHeadline
    Capex

    Capex disclosed

    Debt

    Gross ₹460 crores

    M&A

    Kandoi Transport Limited (now Tykoon Mines GK Limited)

    acquisition · integrated · Consideration ₹NaN (mixed)

    Liquidity

    Liquidity disclosed

    Working capital cycle at consolidated level: Debtor days 100-110, Creditor days ~1 month, Stock days ~1 month. Management expects this cycle to continue without affecting business.

    Guidance & targets

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    CategoryTargetPriority
    Profitability
    Water Segment PAT Margin
    10%
    		High
    Debt
    Finance Cost
    Decrease gradually
    		High

    What to watch in Q2 FY27

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    Finance Cost Reduction

    Q2/Q3 FY27
    CurrentIncreased sharply due to subsidiary consolidation
    TargetDecrease gradually from Q2/Q3 FY27

    Why it matters

    Reduction in finance costs will directly impact profitability and improve the bottom line.

    But we believe the finance cost would decrease gradually going forward⏳ from Q2 or Q3. The major reason would be repayment of the term loan as the term loan is now getting repaid in this financial year by a major chunk.

    Risks & concerns

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    RiskSeverity

    Commodity cost escalation

    Diesel prices doubled, and metal prices increased by 15-20%, leading to working capital enhancement, though costs are passed through in contracts. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    Unexplained stock price volatility

    Management stated they were unaware of reasons for the stock price fall, despite strong financial and operational performance. — Analyst not addressed

    medium

    Increased finance costs

    Finance costs increased sharply due to the consolidation of the subsidiary, though expected to decrease from Q2/Q3 FY27. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    Q&A highlights

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    “So, as far as demand is concerned, we don't see any reduced demand for the UP elections. Because, on one hand, the UP election is on the cards. But, on the other hand, Bihar just got a proper structure framework just a few months back. So, a lot of inquiries and a lot of new tenders have started flowing in from Bihar.”

    Addresses a key sector-specific risk (election-year slowdown) and provides positive outlook on demand from other states.

    asked by Agastya Dave

    2 min read5 chapters

    Detailed Narrative

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    Strong Q1 FY27 Performance Driven by Growth Segments

    Ganesh Infraworld reported a robust Q1 FY27, with revenue more than doubling to ₹378.76 crores from ₹180.65 crores in Q1 FY26, representing a 109.66% YoY growth. EBITDA saw an even sharper increase of 187% YoY, reaching ₹61.59 crores compared to ₹21.39 crores in the prior year. The company achieved an EBITDA margin of 15.8% and a PAT margin of 7.8% for the quarter, indicating strong operational efficiency and profitability.

    02

    Strategic Focus on Water Infrastructure and Mining

    The company's strategic shift towards high-growth, high-margin segments is evident. Water infrastructure, a new segment, contributed ₹118.26 crores in revenue and ₹19.86 crores in EBITDA, with a PAT margin of approximately 10%. The MDO business, primarily through the subsidiary Tykoon Mines, was the largest revenue contributor at ₹137.64 crores, generating ₹26.83 crores in EBITDA. Management highlighted a decade of opportunities in water and sewerage, making it a primary focus for standalone operations.

    03

    Robust Order Book and Bidding Capacity

    Ganesh Infraworld boasts a consolidated order book of ₹4090.3 crores, providing significant revenue visibility. The standalone order book of ₹1600 crores is executable over the next 18-24 months, while the subsidiary's ₹2400 crores order book has an average life of six years. The company also has a substantial bid book, with ₹5000 crores for MDO at the subsidiary level and ₹4000 crores for standalone water projects, indicating strong future order inflow potential.

    04

    Impact of Kandoi Transport Acquisition and Finance Costs

    The acquisition of a 60% stake in Kandoi Transport Limited (now Tykoon Mines GK Limited) was a key strategic move, enhancing MDO capabilities and adding approximately ₹400 crores in equipment assets. However, the consolidation of this subsidiary led to a sharp increase in finance costs this quarter. Management clarified that total debt stands at approximately ₹460 crores (₹160 crores standalone, ₹80 crores subsidiary fund-based, ₹220 crores subsidiary term loan) and expects finance costs to decrease gradually from Q2/Q3 FY27 due to term loan repayments.

    05

    Commodity Cost Headwinds and Working Capital Management

    The company faced significant commodity cost increases, with diesel prices doubling and metal prices rising by 15-20%. While these costs are passed through in contracts, they necessitate an 'enhancement' in working capital. The consolidated working capital cycle currently stands at 100-110 debtor days, approximately one month for creditors, and one month for stock, which management expects to remain stable.

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