Rolex Rings Q2 FY27 Revenue Surges 43% to ₹389 Cr; PAT Grows 68%
Rolex Rings reported a record Q2 FY27 with revenue up 43% YoY to ₹389 Cr, including a ₹18 Cr customs duty refund. PAT grew 68% to ₹74 Cr. Automotive components led growth, up 68% to ₹177 Cr. The company expects H2 FY27 to be stronger and is exploring defense and aerospace opportunities.
The announcement details record financial performance, robust growth drivers (especially in automotive components), and a positive future outlook, including entry into new high-growth sectors. These factors are highly material for investors and significantly impact the company's valuation and market perception.
The company reported its strongest quarter ever with significant year-on-year growth in revenue, EBITDA, and PAT. Positive outlook for the second half of the fiscal year and expansion into new sectors like defense and aerospace contribute to a positive sentiment.
Rolex Rings Limited reported its strongest quarter to date in Q2 FY27, with revenue from operations growing by 43% year-on-year to ₹389 crore. This figure includes a one-time receipt of approximately ₹18 crore from a customs duty refund related to US tariffs.
The company achieved significant financial milestones, with gross margins expanding by 220 basis points to 55%, EBITDA increasing by 72% to ₹94 crore (achieving margins of 24.2%), and Profit After Tax (PAT) growing by 68% to ₹74 crore, also factoring in the one-time receipt.
Automotive components emerged as the primary growth driver, surging 68% to ₹177 crore, with exports in this segment up by 89%. Auto components now represent 54% of the company's total component sales. Bearing rings saw a more modest growth of 6%, supported by domestic business expansion.
Despite challenges such as a near three-fold rise in ocean freight and increased fuel and consumable costs due to the West Asia conflict, Rolex Rings managed to maintain its EBITDA margins. The company's order book remains robust, averaging ₹120-125 crore per month, with customer confidence returning and new programs scaling up.
Looking ahead, Rolex Rings anticipates a stronger H2 FY27, with new customer plants commencing supplies in Q3 and ongoing ramp-up of new programs. The company is exploring new growth avenues, including registrations and initial approvals in the defense and aerospace sectors, expecting revenues from this segment within the next 12 months. With a debt-free balance sheet and a recently completed ₹180 crore buyback, the company is poised for continued growth.
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