Shera Energy Ltd

Q3 FY25Industrial Products

Shera Energy Q3 FY25 earnings call: Revenue & Margins

Q3 FY25 earnings call: what management guided on revenue, margins and order book.

Price₹179

Market cap₹406 Cr

P/E11.9

Updated23 Aug 2026

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Shera Energy targets substantial sales and volume growth driven primarily by increased production capacity and market demand. For FY 2025-26, Shera Energy expects substantial growth driven by: - Stabilization and ramp-up of new product lines, especially nickel-based alloys.

From Shera Energy Ltd's Q3 FY25 earnings-call transcript · updated 23 Aug 2026.

Revenue & Sales Performance

Shera Energy targets substantial sales and volume growth driven primarily by increased production capacity and market demand.
The company raised its production capacity by 15%, now at 46,750 metric tons, enabling higher output.
Volume growth has been significant, with 20%-30% growth in quantity reported since last year.
Export sales have shown a dramatic increase, from INR50 crores last year to INR75 crores by December FY'25, with expectations for further growth.
The company plans to enhance capacity utilization beyond 85%, aiming for 90-95% in the upcoming quarters.
Shera expects cost reductions and improved EBITDA margins through backward integration, including raw material sourcing via investments in Zambia, targeting to replace 20-25% of raw material needs in FY'25-26 and 40-50% subsequently.

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Profitability & Margins

For FY 2025-26, Shera Energy expects substantial growth driven by:
Stabilization and ramp-up of new product lines, especially nickel-based alloys.
Increased production capacity utilization beyond current 80-85%, targeting closer to 90-95%.
Backward integration efforts, including operations in Zambia for raw materials, aiming to reduce raw material costs by 20-50% over two years, improving EBITDA margins.
Expansion into higher-margin value-added products via subsidiaries.
Improved export sales, which are expected to grow significantly from INR75 crores as of December.
Continued strong operational performance, with revenue growth tied to volume increases rather than price.

2 more points management made on profitability & margins

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Capital Expenditure Plans

Shera Energy has made capacity enhancements recently, increasing production capacity by 15%.
Further capacity expansions and machinery additions are planned in the coming time using the company's own funds.
Investments are underway in subsidiaries Shera Metal and Rajputana Industries to produce high-margin nickel-based alloy products, expected to start production by end of March.
Focus on stabilizing subsidiary operations and scaling production for FY 2025-26.
Strategic investment planned in Zambia, primarily through lease agreements with existing plants to reduce capex; this is to lower raw material costs and enhance margins.
Experimental phase for Zambia operations planned for 6-8 months with aggressive expansion anticipated after stabilization.

2 more points management made on capital expenditure plans

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Fundraising & Capital Structure

Sheikh Naseem mentioned that after gaining 6-7 months of operational experience and securing timely payments, the company plans to take a good amount of equity and make investments either through bank debt or raising funds via public share issuance.
However, he clarified that no big commitments or large fundraising events are planned for fiscal year 2025-26, as this period will be experimental.
The company is currently focusing on reducing capital expenditure by looking for lease-based operations in Zambia instead of making large upfront investments.

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Order Book & Pipeline

Shera Energy does not maintain a large, fixed order book due to the commodity nature of their products where prices fluctuate daily.
Orders typically come in smaller, scattered quantities, generally ranging between 25 tons to 200 tons.
Customers place orders based on immediate needs rather than bulk orders for several months ahead.
Orders are received every 3 to 4 days or weekly with varying prices depending on market rates at the time.

2 more points management made on order book & pipeline

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