Bansal Wire Industries Limited: Transcript of Earnings Call for Q4 & FY26 Results
Bansal Wire Industries reported Q4 FY26 revenue of ₹1,136 crore and full-year FY26 revenue of ₹4,160 crore. Full-year volumes reached 4.58 lakh metric tons, a 33% YoY increase. The company generated a cash flow of ₹333 crore in FY26, exceeding its target. Management anticipates returning to a 20% growth trajectory.
The announcement provides an update on financial performance and strategic initiatives, including progress in new product lines and capacity expansion. While positive, it does not contain immediate, drastic changes in financial outlook or major corporate actions that would warrant a 'HIGH' impact.
The company reported strong volume growth, exceeding cash flow targets, and made significant progress in new product development despite facing external challenges. Management expressed confidence in future growth.
Bansal Wire Industries Limited held an earnings call on April 30, 2026, to discuss its audited financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026. The transcript of this call has been provided to the exchanges.
During the call, Mr. Pranav Bansal, MD & CEO, highlighted significant transformations within the company, emphasizing improved focus on ROCE and cash flow generation, which resulted in a cash flow of ₹333 crore, exceeding the target of ₹250 crore and staying on track for a total target of ₹600 crore by 2027. He also noted progress in strengthening the Speciality and value-added wire portfolio, with IHT Wire showing strong momentum and Phase II expansion adding 6,000 tons of capacity. The LRPC wire product also began generating positive EBITDA. The company expanded its B2C segment with 16 new product offerings.
Despite a fire incident and geopolitical disruptions impacting natural gas supply and leading to a temporary production cut, the company's volume grew by 33% for the full year, with EBITDA and revenue increasing by approximately 20%. The installed capacity stands at 6,80,000 metric tons, with an additional 1,20,000 tons added at the Dadari facility.
Mr. Ghanshyam Gujrati, CFO, reported that for Q4 FY26, revenues were ₹1,136 crore (up 21% YoY), EBITDA was ₹80 crore (margin of 7%), and net profit was ₹40 crore (up 21% YoY). For the full year FY26, revenues were ₹4,160 crore (up 19% YoY), EBITDA was ₹325 crore (up 17% YoY), and net profit was ₹161 crore (up 10% YoY). Full-year volumes reached 4.58 lakh metric tons, the highest ever achieved.
Management addressed concerns about current market sluggishness, particularly in demand outside the automotive sector, and temporary disruptions in gas supply. They expressed confidence in returning to a 20% growth trajectory once conditions stabilize. The company is also progressing with its Steel Cords business, expecting its first trial order soon from top Indian companies, and plans to expand capacity to 2 lakh tons in this segment.
Regarding future plans, the company anticipates CAPEX of ₹150-200 crore for FY27 to support 20% growth. The balanced 50% land at Sanand will likely be sold off. The company aims for a 20-25% annual growth in EBITDA.
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