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Pricol Ltd Q1 FY27 Results & Concall Highlights: Revenue, Margins & Order Book

Q1 FY27 earnings call: what management guided on revenue, margins and order book.

Price788
Market cap₹9.7K Cr
P/E36.3
Updated25 Aug 2026
Read4 min read

What the Q1 FY27 call signalled

5 of 5 strong

RevenueRank 2
MarginRank 2
CapexYes
FundraiseYes
Order bookYes

The short version

The management aims to achieve Rs. Revenue growth: Management targets Rs.

From Pricol Ltd's Q1 FY27 earnings-call transcript · updated 25 Aug 2026.

Revenue & Sales Performance

Rank 2
  • The management aims to achieve Rs. 8000 crores revenue by Calendar Year 2030 (FY31) primarily through organic growth, with some inorganic growth possible.
  • Polymer business capacity expansion aims to increase turnover from Rs. 1000 crores to Rs. 2000 crores.
  • The plastics business targets 2.5 times revenue growth from FY25 levels within three years.
  • DICVS business aims to grow at least 5% over market growth with new business acquisitions.
  • ACFMS business targets a 10% growth rate above the market by introducing new products like switches and disc brakes.
  • Export initiatives have started and are expected to contribute steadily over the next 2-3 years.
  • Disc brakes and switches revenues are expected to ramp up meaningfully only from FY28.
  • Short-term capacity constraints, especially in polymer, are acknowledged but will be resolved by FY28 with new capacity additions.
  • The company plans to pause M&A activity for a year but remains open to attractive opportunities.

Profitability & Margins

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Capital Expenditure Plans

Yes
  • PRICOL is undergoing a heavy CAPEX cycle totaling around Rs. 700 crore over the next 18-24 months.
  • Rs. 400 crore is allocated for the Polymer vertical to create new capacity and move out of TVS campuses.
  • Rs. 150-180 crore is earmarked for the DICVS vertical and about Rs. 120 crore for the ACFMS vertical.
  • New plants are being set up in Hosur, Mysore, Aurangabad, Sanand (Gujarat), Bhiwadi, and NCR region.
  • A state-of-the-art Polymer center of excellence will be operational by May 2027.
  • The polymer capacity is expected to double turnover from Rs. 1000 crore to Rs. 2000 crore post CAPEX.
  • Disc brake business is in early ramp-up, with meaningful revenues expected from FY28.
  • The company is pausing M&A for a year but remains open to quality acquisitions if compelling.
  • Strategic partnerships and technology collaborations are sought, especially for the eCockpit and international market presence.

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Fundraising & Capital Structure

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Order Book & Pipeline

Yes
  • The Polymer business has significant orders already won, but growth is constrained by current capacity limits; capacity expansion underway expected to alleviate this from FY28 onwards.
  • The DICVS (Driver Information and Connected Vehicle Systems) business shows ongoing robust growth, with new business acquired and a focus on exports.
  • ACFMS (Automotive Cable and Fuse Management System) business is aiming for a 10% growth rate over market growth with new verticals like switches and disc brakes.
  • Disc brake program is in early stages; real revenues expected to start increasing in FY28.
  • TFT cluster penetration is growing, especially in the EV 2-wheeler segment and ICE vehicles, with rapid growth expected over the next 2-3 years.
  • The demerger and capacity expansions aim to support order fulfilment and business growth across divisions.

Pricol Ltd — Quarterly revenue & net profit

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Reported quarterly figures (₹ Cr). Latest: revenue ₹1.1K Cr, net profit ₹73 Cr. Revenue and profit are scaled separately — hover a quarter for exact figures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What were Pricol Ltd Q1 FY27 results?

The management aims to achieve Rs. Revenue growth: Management targets Rs.

What is Pricol Ltd share price analysis?

Pricol Ltd currently shows a moderate growth signal based on ranking data. The stock trades at a P/E of 36.3 with a market cap of ₹9,716 Cr. Investors should review the full earnings analysis for detailed insights.

Is Pricol Ltd planning capital expenditure?

PRICOL is undergoing a heavy CAPEX cycle totaling around Rs.

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