Rane Holdings Ltd Q3 FY26 Results & Concall Highlights: Revenue, Margins & Order Book

Published 15 Jul 2026 | Finance | Market Cap: ₹2.4K Cr

New orders won (~INR650 crores YTD) will mature over 1.5 to 2 years, contributing to future revenue growth. Rane Madras targets 11% to 12% EBITDA margin by March 2027, aiming for consistent double-digit margins within 12 to 18 months (Pages 8, 16, 17).

From Rane Holdings Ltd's Q3 FY26 earnings-call transcript · updated 23 Aug 2026.

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₹1,616

Market Cap

₹2.4K Cr

P/E Ratio

30.3

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Rane Holdings Ltd — Quarterly revenue & net profit

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Reported quarterly figures (₹ Cr). Latest: revenue ₹1.6K Cr, net profit ₹88 Cr.

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📊 Revenue & Sales Performance

→New orders won (~INR650 crores YTD) will mature over 1.5 to 2 years, contributing to future revenue growth.
→Domestic market growth expected to be robust across passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and farm tractors, driving volumes up.
→Aftermarket business anticipated as a significant growth driver due to strong share and penetration.
→Exports expected to maintain similar mix levels (around 22-25%) over the next 1-2 years despite domestic growth.
→Capacity utilization at Rane Steering Systems (RSSL) around 80-85%, with limited capex planned (~INR40 crores) to support new orders.
→Overall positive industry outlook with increasing demand driven by improved affordability, financing, GST reductions, and strong agricultural sentiment.
→Planning exercises underway, directional 3 to 5-year top-line guidance to be provided post current quarter closure.

📈 Profitability & Margins

→Rane Madras targets 11% to 12% EBITDA margin by March 2027, aiming for consistent double-digit margins within 12 to 18 months (Pages 8, 16, 17).
→Growth driven by robust domestic volumes across passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and farm tractors, along with aftermarket growth, is expected to be sustained (Page 17).
→New business wins totaling INR650 crores in the current year signal strong future revenue streams with long-term programs lasting 5-6 years (Page 16).
→Cost reduction initiatives post-merger, including synergies in procurement, logistics, and warehousing, are expected to improve margins gradually (Page 5).
→Rane Steering Systems anticipated to improve margins starting FY 2027-28 as new programs stabilize and low-margin past orders phase out (Page 10).
→EBITDA growth is expected alongside revenue increases, but near-term warranty provisions and labor code impacts may moderate margin expansion (Pages 5, 15).
→Debt reduction and operational efficiencies support sustainable profitability and EPS growth over the medium term (Pages 11, 17).

🏗️ Capital Expenditure Plans

- Rane Madras is planning a capex of around INR600 crores over three years ('25-'26 to '27-'28), approximately INR200 crores per annum. - Rane Steering Systems Limited (RSSL) expects limited capex of about INR40 crores considering new orders. - Capex includes investments to support new orders and expansion. - The company is conscious about capex intensity and aims to fund capex from internal accruals partly to reduce debt. - Capex is a mix of growth and maintenance, though specific breakup is not provided. - Strategic focus is on synergies from recent merger, cost reduction, and order wins in automotive sector. - No current plan for diversification into non-automotive sectors like aerospace; focus remains on automotive. - Improvement in margins expected post capex and new order execution around FY 2027-28. This summarizes the current and near-future capex plans and strategic investments based on the discussion.

💰 Fundraising & Capital Structure

→No explicit mention of current or planned new fundraising through debt or equity in the call transcript.
→Capital expenditure (capex) of around INR 600 crores planned over 3 years for Rane Madras, funded from own funds/business.
→Debt reduction is a focus, with the aim to reduce gross debt by approximately INR 150 crores over the next 12-18 months, using land sale proceeds and internal cash flows.
→Debt levels for Rane Madras expected to reduce from INR 764 crores to around INR 600 crores by March 2027.
→No indication of raising new equity or additional debt; emphasis is on internal cash generation and prudent use of existing resources.

📋 Order Book & Pipeline

→Rane Madras has won new business worth INR650 crores in the current year till date (Page 17).
→Recent order wins for Rane Madras amount to approximately INR130 crores in Q3 (Page 4, 17).
→These new orders include both replacement and new business, expected to mature in 1.5 to 2 years (Page 17).
→Each order typically spans a 5 to 6-year time frame, with some being replacement programs (Page 15).
→Order pipeline from Mexico involving Ford, GM, and Honda mentioned but details unclear (Page 4).
→Rane Steering Systems is running at 80% to 85% capacity utilization with limited capex around INR40 crores planned due to new orders (Page 15).
→New orders will lead to future revenue growth but may not impact immediately (Page 4, 17).

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Rane Holdings Ltd currently shows a neutral. The stock trades at a P/E of 30.3 with a market cap of ₹2,391 Cr. Investors should review the full earnings analysis for detailed insights.

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Rane Madras is planning a capex of around INR600 crores over three years ('25-'26 to '27-'28), approximately INR200 crores per annum.

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