Bansal Wire Industries Limited has informed the exchange regarding the transcript of earnings call held on April 30, 2026 to discuss the audited financial results of the Company for the ....
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Bansal Wire Industries reported FY26 revenue of INR 4,160 crore (up 19%) and net profit of INR 161 crore (up 10%). Full year volumes grew 33% to 4.58 lakh MT. Q4 volumes stood at 1.17 lakh MT with EBITDA margin of 7% impacted by gas price surge of INR 4,000-5,000 per ton. Management generated INR 333 crore cash flow exceeding INR 250 crore target and targets INR 600 crore by 2027. Geopolitical tensions (Iran-Israel) caused 35% production cut in March and Q1 is expected to be subdued with gas prices still elevated 50% blended. However, 20% volume growth target is maintained once conditions normalize. Steel Cords business is approaching first trial order from top 4 Indian automobile companies. Installed capacity is 6.8 lakh MT with 1.2 lakh MT expansion planned at Dadari to reach 8-8.5 lakh MT by FY27. CAPEX guidance is INR 150-200 crore annually with 60-70% of cash flows to be reinvested.
Q1 earnings will be pressured due to elevated gas costs and sluggish demand across non-auto segments, but the company is well-positioned to achieve 20% growth once normalization occurs. Steel Cords trial order approval could be a key re-rating catalyst for the stock.