PTC India Limited has informed the Exchange about Transcript of Analyst/institutional investor meet held on 22nd May 2026 on audited financial results for quarter and year ended 31st March 2026.
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PTC India held its analyst meet on May 22, 2026 covering Q4 and full year FY2026 results. Trading volume rose 12% YoY to 92.8 billion units (Q4 up 24% to 23.6 bn units). Standalone PAT was 397 crore, similar to prior year excluding a 521 crore one-time gain from sale of PTC Energy Ltd (to ONGC Green) last year. Operating income remained flat at ~450 crore due to lower rebate income from faster DISCOM payments. Short-term trades now account for 56% of volumes vs the historical 50-50 split with long-term, driven by customer reluctance to commit long-term. Management explicitly acknowledged that margin improvement is very difficult given intense competition from ~70 licensed traders in exchange-based trades, and that growth over the next 2-3 years will come from volume rather than margin expansion. Consolidated PBT before PEL sale was 925.64 crore, up 14%. Net cash stood at ~2,800 crore as of March 31. PFS divestment process, which had been paused by the board, has now resumed. The company is actively exploring BESS trading, green hydrogen power supply, and data center opportunities.
The stock faces headwinds from compressing margins due to competitive pressures and a shift toward shorter-duration trades with lower spreads, though volume growth remains robust and the company retains a strong moat in long-term and cross-border power trading. Monetisation of PEL (completed) and potential PFS divestment could unlock value for shareholders.