DBLNSEDilip Buildcon LimitedMediumNeutral
Announced Tue, 13 May · 18:26 IST

Dilip Buildcon Limited has informed the Exchange about Transcript

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AI summary

Dilip Buildcon reported a weak FY25 on a stand-alone basis with revenue down 15% to ₹9,004 crores, EBITDA down 30% to ₹903 crores, and PAT down 26% to ₹311 crores, hurt by muted order inflows (just ₹2,100 crores new orders). However, the consolidated picture is much stronger: revenue was ₹11,317 crores with EBITDA up 51% to ₹2,151 crores and PAT jumping ~4x to ₹840 crores, driven by completed HAM assets and the coal MDO business. The coal MDO business turned in a stellar performance, with Siarmal producing 18 million metric tons (vs target of 15 million) and Pachhwara hitting peak capacity of 6.9 million metric tons, contributing ₹265 crores of PAT in FY25. Management guided for FY26 with 5-7% decline in stand-alone revenue, operating margins of 10-11%, but consolidated revenue growth of 10-15% and continued PAT growth. They expect ₹15,000-20,000 crores of new orders in FY26 against a bid pipeline of ₹1 lakh crore. On debt, they plan to reduce standalone debt by ₹500 crores and consolidated debt by ₹2,000 crores in FY26, with a clear roadmap to become net debt-free in about 2 years.

Likely market impact

Near-term stand-alone earnings remain under pressure due to weak order book and revenue decline, but the consolidated story is improving rapidly thanks to coal MDO and HAM asset cash flows. The aggressive debt reduction plan and strong coal MDO performance should support valuation, though execution of the order pipeline recovery in FY26 remains the key swing factor for the stock.