Pursuant to Regulation 34(1) of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 as amended from time to time, we are hereby submitting the 30th Annual Report ....
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Kranti Industries has filed its 30th Annual Report with BSE for the financial year ending March 31, 2025. The company, a precision-engineered auto components maker based in Pune, reported a tough year with revenue declining 11.5% to ₹7,221.2 lakh from ₹8,333.14 lakh, and a PAT loss of around ₹75 lakh. EBITDA fell to ₹846.92 lakh with margins moderating to 11.58%. Despite the downturn, gross profit margin improved by 1.7 percentage points, exports grew to ₹291 lakh, and the company secured new orders from Bonfiglioli (~₹20 crore potential), CNH Industrial Italia, and CGL Manufacturing Canada. The wholly-owned subsidiary Wonder Precision was merged into Kranti during the year, and three manufacturing facilities in Pune now house 78+ hi-tech machines. Revenue mix is led by tractors (68.3%), followed by EVs (16.3%) and construction equipment (5.6%).
Mixed signals for shareholders — topline and bottomline weakened due to volume deferments by major OEM clients, but improved gross margins, export wins, EV segment growth, and a stated 3-pronged FY26 recovery plan (asset productivity, cost control, margin expansion) suggest a potential turnaround. The RoCE dipping below 7% and the net loss are negatives that investors should weigh against the new order pipeline and Vision 2030 roadmap.