PPAP Automotive Q1 FY26: Secures ₹86 Crore Orders, Revenue at ₹116.6 Crore
While revenue declined slightly, the company's strong order book and positive outlook for future quarters suggest a moderate impact.
The company secured new orders and expects a recovery in the coming quarters, indicating a positive outlook despite a slight revenue decline.
* PPAP Automotive Limited's earnings conference call for Q1 FY26, held on 11 August 2025, discussed financial results for the quarter ended 30 June 2025. * The company secured lifetime orders worth ₹86 crore, including ₹11 crore from EV programs, bringing the total order book to ₹3,439 crore. * Consolidated revenue from operations declined by 4.9% year-on-year to ₹116.6 crore due to subdued demand and project deferrals. * The Aftermarket business (Elpis) saw a 27% year-on-year revenue increase, supported by 1,275 SKUs and online/offline channels. * The Commercial Toolroom business (Meraki Precision Tool Engineering) reported a 30% year-on-year increase in its order book. * The Industrial Product Division is being rebranded as Avinya Industrial Products, targeting twice last year's sales. * The Battery business (Avinya Batteries) is repositioning towards storage solutions and engaging with marquee customers. * Management expects a gradual recovery from Q2, supported by improved execution and ramp-up of new orders and models, and is optimistic about achieving the FY26 guidance of ₹600 crore. * No supply chain challenges were faced during the quarter, and raw material prices have been stable. * Margins were primarily affected by lower capacity utilization and lower sales. The company expects to be back into double-digit margin in the coming quarters.
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