TRITON VALVES LTD – Q1 FY27 CONCALL HIGHLIGHTS #Q1FY27 Q1FY27… — CONCALLS — TG.ME

TRITON VALVES LTD – Q1 FY27 CONCALL HIGHLIGHTS
#Q1FY27

Q1FY27 Financial Performance
- Group consolidated revenue reached ₹186.5 Cr.
- Revenue grew 38.5% YoY.
- Revenue increased 17.5% QoQ.
- EBITDA stood at ₹12.41 Cr.
- EBITDA increased from ₹8.8 Cr YoY.
- EBITDA rose from ₹11.3 Cr QoQ.
- Reported PAT reached ₹9.75 Cr.
- PAT included ₹4.75 Cr merger tax credit.
- PAT excluding merger benefit was ₹5.25 Cr.
- Group ROCE improved to 12.5%.
- Net worth increased to ₹138 Cr.

Segment Performance
- Automotive revenue reached ₹103 Cr.
- Automotive contributed around 55% of revenue.
- Metals revenue reached approximately ₹79 Cr.
- Metals contributed around 42% of revenue.
- Climate control revenue was ₹3.89 Cr.
- Climate control contributed around 2%.
- Automotive grew from ₹78 Cr to ₹103 Cr YoY.
- Metals grew from ₹50 Cr to ₹79 Cr YoY.
- Climate control declined during the quarter.

Automotive Growth
- Automotive demand remains strong across segments.
- Around 80% growth was organic industry growth.
- Around 20% growth came from market-share gains.
- Tubeless valve volumes grew around 25% YoY.
- TPMS volumes grew approximately 75–80% YoY.
- EV component volumes grew approximately 103% YoY.
- Remaining tube-valve business grew around 20% YoY.
- Import substitution supports additional market-share gains.
- New programs should support Q3 and Q4 growth.

EV & New Products
- EV components are becoming a major growth engine.
- Existing EV products are seeing strong demand.
- Company is engaged with multiple EV manufacturers.
- Charging-infrastructure components are under development.
- Charger cable components have been prototyped.
- Battery terminals are also being evaluated.
- New EV products require 6–12 months development.
- Vertical integration supports new material development.
- EV portfolio is expected to broaden.

TPMS & Global Customers
- TPMS remains a major high-growth product.
- LOIs received from All-Ovio and Sensata.
- Bosch remains an existing customer.
- New global programs provide future growth visibility.
- Higher-value products are improving product mix.
- Global customer relationships are being expanded.

Capacity Expansion
- Automotive capacity utilization is already very high.
- Tubeless, TPMS and EV exceed 85–90% utilization.
- Traditional tube valves retain additional capacity.
- Demand is currently exceeding available capacity.
- Planned group CapEx is around ₹15 Cr.
- Around ₹10 Cr allocated to automotive.
- Around ₹5 Cr allocated to metals.
- Automotive CapEx targets tubeless, TPMS and EV.
- Capacity expansion should prevent lost opportunities.
- Around 50–60% CapEx commercializes in FY27.
- Remaining CapEx benefits FY28.

Metals / Future Tech
- Metals utilization remains around 65–70%.
- Approximately 30% volume headroom remains.
- Company is moving toward special alloys.
- Current sales largely comprise lower-margin 60:40 alloys.
- Special alloys should deliver better margins.
- CapEx supports foundry and extrusion capabilities.
- Drawing-line capacity will also be upgraded.
- Naval brass opportunity exists in marine applications.
- Shipyards are showing interest in special grades.
- Import substitution remains a major opportunity.

Metals Profitability
- Metals business currently generates 16%+ ROCE.
- Management targets 20%+ ROCE.
- 25% ROCE is possible with execution.
- Special alloys should improve value addition.
- Absolute EBITDA growth remains more important.
- Commodity inflation suppresses percentage margins.

Margin Outlook
- Gross contribution declined 145 bps QoQ.
- Gross contribution declined 181 bps YoY.
- Management does not view this as margin erosion.
- Commodity price increases inflate selling prices.
- Automotive pricing largely passes through commodity changes.
- Absolute margins remain relatively stable.
- Q1 EBITDA annualizes to nearly ₹50 Cr.
- Double-digit margins remain a long-term objective.
- Management eventually targets margins in the teens.
- Margin expansion depends on commodity stabilization.

Climate Control
- Climate control remained weak during Q1.
- Industry demand has been relatively subdued.
- High copper prices pressured industry margins.
- Weak summer demand affected AC production.
- Chinese dumping remains a major challenge.
- Company is lobbying for stronger trade protection.
- QCO implementation could support the segment.
- Management is seeking Minimum Import Price.
- Q2 is seasonally weak for climate control.
- Recovery expected from October–November.
- Meaningful turnaround may require 2–3 quarters.

Growth Outlook
- Management remains confident about sustaining growth.
- Automotive growth should continue through FY27.
- Existing programs provide organic growth.
- New programs support Q3 and Q4 growth.
- EV two-wheeler demand remains strong.
- Metals offers significant additional volume headroom.
- Climate control provides future optionality.
- Growth engines are increasingly diversified.
- Management expects FY27 to outperform FY26.
- No specific FY27 revenue target was disclosed.

Revenue Mix Outlook
- Metals is expected to become increasingly significant.
- Commodity prices are boosting reported metals revenue.
- Metals could reach 60%+ group revenue in 2–3 years.
- Automotive and climate control form the balance.
- Special alloys could further improve metals economics.

Merger & Tax Benefit
- Climatec merger with Triton Valves was completed.
- Merger enabled utilization of tax credits.
- Approximately ₹4.75 Cr tax credit benefited Q1 PAT.
- Brass scrap sales are now reported net.
- Standalone revenue will appear optically lower.
- EBITDA and bottom-line economics remain unchanged.
- Consolidated financials remain unaffected by accounting change.
- Further tax credits of ₹30–40 lakh may emerge.
- Company expects no advance tax for 14–15 months.

Working Capital & Balance Sheet
- High copper prices increased working-capital requirements.
- Inventory increased to support business requirements.
- Management considers inventory fast-moving.
- Q1 CapEx outflow was around ₹4.2 Cr.
- Operating cash profit was around ₹12–12.5 Cr.
- Debt/EBITDA remains around 3x.
- Management targets 2.5–3x by year-end.
- Net worth increased from ₹128 Cr to ₹138 Cr.

KEY TAKEAWAY
- EV, TPMS and metals drive strong growth.
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