Bansal Wire Industries Ltd. holds 41st AGM; discusses stock split, expansion
Bansal Wire Industries Limited held its 41st AGM on September 17, 2026. The company reported FY26 consolidated revenue of ₹4,160 crore (up 19%) and PAT of ₹161 crore (up 10%). Capacity increased to 6.8 lakh tonnes. Key discussions included a stock split, expansion into B2C, and revised cash flow targets of ₹800 crore.
The AGM transcript covers multiple strategic discussions, including financial performance, capacity expansion, and future growth plans like stock split and B2C expansion, which are material for investors.
The announcement details strong financial performance, capacity expansion, and strategic growth initiatives, indicating a positive outlook for the company.
Bansal Wire Industries Limited conducted its 41st Annual General Meeting (AGM) on September 17, 2026, via video conferencing. The transcript of this meeting has been released, detailing discussions on various strategic initiatives and financial performance.
During the AGM, the Chairman highlighted the company's strong performance in FY2025-26, with consolidated revenue growing by 19% to ₹4,160 crore and EBITDA increasing by 17% to ₹324 crore. Profit after tax rose by 10% to ₹161 crore. The company achieved a record annual volume of approximately 4,58,000 tonnes. The Chairman also emphasized the expansion of the Dadri facility, adding 1,20,000 tonnes of capacity, bringing the total installed capacity to 6,80,000 tonnes per annum. The company's export presence has expanded to 40 countries.
The Managing Director and CEO elaborated on the company's focus for FY27, which includes efficiently utilizing the expanded capacity, improving throughput, and tightening cost per tonne. Significant progress has been made in strengthening the product portfolio with the expansion of IHT Wires, commencement of brass coated hose wire production, and advancements in the steel cord initiative. The B2C segment, including farming, fencing, and poultry wires, now contributes about 10% of the revenue and is a key area for future growth. The LRPC strands segment has also commenced commercial production.
Shareholders raised questions regarding the rationale behind the stock split, risk management related to LPG price volatility, cash flow generation targets, and expansion into new B2C segments. The management explained that the stock split aims to increase the shareholder base. They detailed their cost-plus business model and inventory management to mitigate raw material price fluctuations. The company's cash flow generation target has been revised upwards to ₹800 crore from ₹600 crore, with ₹330 crore generated in FY25-26, and a target of ₹400 crore for the current year. The B2C segment is seen as an organic growth driver, leveraging existing manufacturing capabilities and brand presence.
Discussions also covered the steel tyre cord initiative, which is in its early stages but shows significant potential, with expectations of meaningful sales within the next three to four quarters. The company's commitment to sustainability was reiterated, with initiatives like zero-liquid discharge effluent treatment plants and expanding solar footprint. The company aims to increase market share from approximately 7% to 10% and achieve double-digit EBITDA margins in the medium term. The AGM also included agenda items for the adoption of financial statements, appointment of directors, ratification of cost auditors' remuneration, and approval for share sub-division/split and alteration of the Memorandum of Association.
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