GPILNSEGodawari Power And Ispat limited· Steel And Steel ProductsMediumNeutral
Announced Fri, 22 May · 16:41 IST

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Godawari Power & Ispat reported stable FY26 performance with revenue steady, EBITDA at INR 1,253 crore (23% margin) and PAT at INR 802 crore (15% margin). Q4 saw strong 41% QoQ revenue growth driven by production ramp-up. The company commissioned a 2-million-ton gas-based pellet plant in December 2025, taking total capacity to 4.7 million tons. Key expansion projects include a 20-Gigawatt BESS project (targeting 7-8% margins), a 0.7-million-ton CRM complex (commissioning March 2027), and a 1-million-ton integrated steel plant (CAPEX INR 7,000 crore). For FY27, management guided revenue above INR 6,000 crore with EBITDA margins of 24-25%. The long-term 2031 vision targets INR 35,000 crore revenue and INR 3,000 crore PAT, but overall margins will compress due to lower-margin BESS and CRM businesses. Iron ore mining guidance for FY27 is 4-4.25 million tons (usable 3.4 million tons), with landed ore cost expected at INR 3,000-3,200 per ton.

Likely market impact

The company demonstrated strong operational execution in Q4 with robust volume growth. While near-term FY27 guidance appears solid with margins holding at 24-25%, the multi-year 2031 targets signal margin pressure as the business mix shifts toward lower-margin BESS and CRM segments, which could impact overall profitability metrics despite massive revenue growth.