Belrise Industries Q1 FY26 Revenue Up 21% Y-o-Y, Chennai Plant Commences Supplies
The commissioning of the Chennai facility, entry into the M&HCV segment, and new orders in the EV and defense sectors suggest significant growth potential and market expansion for Belrise Industries.
The announcement highlights strong revenue growth, new order wins, and capacity expansion, indicating a positive outlook for the company.
* Belrise Industries' revenue from operations increased by 21% year-on-year to ₹22,622 million for Q1 FY26. Manufacturing revenue grew 29% year-on-year to ₹18,323 million. * EBITDA stood at ₹2,805 million with margins at 12.4%, in line with FY25 margins. * The company commissioned a new facility in Chennai, supplying to a leading two-wheeler OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) and a commercial vehicle OEM. * Belrise secured an order for long members from a leading Indian commercial vehicle OEM, entering the medium and heavy commercial vehicle segment. A dedicated plant is being set up in Pune with a capacity of 60,000 long members per year, translating to a peak annual turnover of close to ₹1,500 million. * The company signed a general purchase agreement with a top electric two-wheeler OEM in India and commenced serial production of its patented combination braking system (CBS) for another electric two-wheeler OEM, potentially adding ₹2,500 to the content per vehicle. * Production for the chassis system of an upcoming electric three-wheeler is expected to commence in Q2 FY26. * The Bhiwadi plant is scheduled to become operational in Q2 FY26, catering to passenger vehicle and two-wheeler OEMs. * Belrise received additional orders in the aerospace and defense segment, including orders from new defense OEMs. * Capex for the quarter was ₹1,050 million, with a guidance of up to ₹8,000 million for the next two years. * The company repaid ₹15,960 million debt in May from IPO proceeds. * Sumedh Badve mentioned that due to the ongoing rare earth metal and material shortage in India, the two -wheeler EV OEMs will scale down production over the current and upcoming month,which is likely to result in lower sales for certain components that they supply, but they do not expect this to have a material impact on their revenues.
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