SWSOLAR Q1 FY26 Earnings: Revenue up 93% YoY, Order Book at ₹8,348 Cr
The announcement provides updates on financial performance and order inflows, which are relevant to investors but do not represent a fundamental change in the company's operations or strategy.
The announcement highlights strong revenue growth, a healthy order book, and positive developments in securing new banking limits, indicating a positive outlook for the company.
* Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy (SWRE) reported a 93% year-on-year increase in revenue, reaching ₹1,762 crore in Q1 FY26. However, revenue declined sequentially due to seasonality. * The company's unexecuted order book stood at approximately ₹8,348 crore as of June 2025, with 88% comprising domestic Indian projects. * SWRE secured its first turnkey order, declared L1 for a 290 MW project in Gujarat worth approximately ₹813 crore from a leading PSU. * The company commissioned over 1 GW of projects in Q1 FY26. * The domestic solar EPC market is expected to be strong in FY26, with SWRE's bid pipeline exceeding 30 GW, including over 26 GW for India alone. The majority of this domestic pipeline is expected to be awarded before December 2025. * SWRE is also targeting BESS projects and select hybrid wind EPC projects, focusing on PV and BESS projects in Africa and Europe. * The O&M portfolio stands at 9.3 GW as of June 2025, with expectations of revenue growth in the second half of FY26. * India's solar energy capacity has expanded from 2.8 GW in 2014 to 105 GW by FY25, with solar tariffs declining by nearly 80% from ₹10.95 per unit in 2010-11 to ₹2.25 per unit today. * Gross margin improved to 11.7% in Q1 FY26 from 10.1% in FY25, aided by softening input costs. Domestic EPC gross margin was 10.8%, and international EPC gross margin was approximately 12.3%. * Operational EBITDA was ₹123 crore with a 7% margin, while reported Q1 PAT was ₹39 crore. * The company received a two-notch rating upgrade to BBB+ for its working capital facilities and term loan, and obtained fresh sanctions from 3 new banks for around ₹900 crore, plus surety bonds of around ₹200 crore.
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