Jash Engineering FY25-26 Revenue ₹736 Cr, Projects ₹875 Cr for FY26-27
Jash Engineering reported FY25-26 revenue of ₹736 Cr, flat year-on-year, impacted by US tariffs and Middle East conflict. The company projects FY26-27 revenue at ₹875 Cr, a 19% growth. Order book stands at ₹827 Cr as of April 1, 2026. US tariffs reduced to 15%, and refund claims initiated.
The flat revenue and below-projection performance, coupled with ongoing geopolitical and trade uncertainties, have a moderate impact on the company's immediate outlook. However, future growth projections and a reduction in US tariffs offer some positive indicators.
The company's revenue for FY25-26 was flat and below projections due to external factors. While future projections show growth, the current performance and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties temper a positive sentiment.
Jash Engineering Limited announced its unaudited consolidated revenue for FY 2025-26, which stood at approximately ₹736 crore. This represents no growth compared to the audited revenue of ₹735 crore in FY 2024-25. The company attributes the lower-than-projected revenue (initially revised to ₹775-800 crore in Jan/Feb 2026) to tariff issues in the USA and the war in the Middle East, which disrupted dispatches and global shipping. Revenue of approximately ₹35 crore, invoiced in March 2026 but not recognized due to Incoterms cut-off, will be considered in Q1 FY 2026-27.
For FY 2026-27, Jash Engineering projects a consolidated sales revenue target of ₹875 crore, indicating an approximate 19% growth. This projection factors in the challenges faced in US operations due to import tariffs and the global economic uncertainty arising from the Middle East conflict.
The company reported a consolidated order intake of ₹57 crore in March 2026, with ₹22 crore from the Indian market and ₹35 crore from international markets. As of April 1, 2026, the consolidated order book stands at ₹827 crore, comprising ₹255 crore for the Indian market and ₹572 crore for international markets, including orders from WesTech-India acquired in February 2026. Additionally, orders worth ₹40 crore (₹10 crore domestic, ₹30 crore international) are under negotiation and awaiting formal purchase orders.
Regarding the US tariff situation, the Supreme Court ruling has reduced the applicable tariff to approximately 15% from 50%, and the company has initiated steps to claim a refund of excess tariffs charged. Jash Engineering has decided to defer its investment plans for manufacturing facilities in the USA and Saudi Arabia due to the current uncertain global scenario and rising costs.
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