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SKIPPERNSESKIPPER LIMITED· Electrical EquipmentMediumNeutral
Announced Thu, 5 Nov, 2026 · 16:51 IST

Skipper profit rises 56% as order book reaches INR10,066 crore

Management guided margin improvementOrder pipeline disclosedInvestor Communications View source PDFExplain this filing

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AI summary

Skipper's September 2026 quarter revenue was INR1,384 crore, up 10% year on year, while profit after tax rose 56% to INR57.5 crore. EBITDA margin reached 10.5% and debt-to-equity improved to 0.38x. The order book hit INR10,066 crore after inflows of INR2,111 crore. Management kept 15% revenue growth guidance but allowed a 1-2 point cut due to shipment delays. It targets 600,000 tons of capacity by FY29 and margin gains toward 12%.

Likely market impact

Profit growth, record orders and lower leverage support the outlook, but freight costs, shipment delays and new-capacity execution remain risks.