Thaai Casting Ltd Q2 FY26 Results & Concall Highlights: Revenue, Margins & Order Book

Published 5 Jul 2026 | Auto Components | Market Cap: ₹291 Cr

FY26 revenue growth expected around 20% over previous year (~INR150 crores), despite some project postponements. Revenue growth of ~20% expected for FY26 despite customer-side delays, targeting around INR150-170 crores (Pages 14, 15, 16).

From Thaai Casting Ltd's Q2 FY26 earnings-call transcript · updated 23 Aug 2026.

Price

142

Market Cap

₹291 Cr

P/E Ratio

22.8

How does Thaai Casting Ltd rank in Auto Components?

Compare Thaai Casting Ltd against every Auto Components company this quarter on revenue, margins and earnings-call signals.

View Auto Components leaderboard →

📊 Revenue & Sales Performance

  • FY26 revenue growth expected around 20% over previous year (~INR150 crores), despite some project postponements.
  • Certain large order delayed from January to July, pushing volume ramp-up to H2 and FY27.
  • FY27 outlook positive with continued order execution and planned capacity utilization improvements.
  • Gas nitriding facility revenues anticipated to increase from INR4.5 crores in H1 FY26 to INR6.5-7 crores in H2; total annual expected INR13 crores.
  • New planetary gear machines expected to generate around INR25-40 crores annual revenue starting FY27.
  • Order book (~INR500 crores) fully automotive, with execution timelines extending 36-80 months.
  • Company aims to expand customer base, focus on specialized, higher-margin products and maintain steady profitable growth.
  • New projects and capacity expansions under discussion for future years beyond FY27.

📈 Profitability & Margins

  • Revenue growth of ~20% expected for FY26 despite customer-side delays, targeting around INR150-170 crores (Pages 14, 15, 16).
  • FY27 outlook indicates better growth with new orders and ramp-up in postponed projects (Pages 10, 16).
  • Margins steady at ~26%, expected to slightly improve with specialized processes like gas nitriding and planetary gear machines, though increasing casting volume may dilute overall margin (Page 10).
  • Gas nitriding segment revenue forecasted at INR13 crores annually post full ramp-up, with EBITDA margin around 14% (Page 7).
  • Planetary gear machines expected to generate close to INR40 crores annually with commercialization targeted by FY27, contributing positively to margins (Page 8).
  • Debt levels capped at INR116 crores with interest rates around 7.95%-8.2%; no major capex planned in FY27, focus on optimizing current assets (Page 16, 9).
  • Strategic focus on expanding customer base and specialized, higher-margin product lines for sustainable profitable growth (Page 5).

🏗️ Capital Expenditure Plans

  • No major capex planned for FY27; focus will be on utilizing the investments made so far, especially in gas nitriding and planetary gear machines.
  • Small, ongoing investments in machining may occur to support existing customers, but no big casting-related capex is expected next year due to space and cost constraints.
  • Discussions for future capex expected to start next year, influenced by inquiries and potential participation in upcoming wind exhibitions.
  • Possible expansion plans beyond FY27, involving new machines for induction hardening and other specialized processes; these may require additional investments in subsequent years.
  • Current borrowings of INR116 crores are expected to be the maximum for the ongoing projects, with no immediate plans to raise further debt for capex.

💰 Fundraising & Capital Structure

  • No new fundraising through debt or equity is planned for FY27; the company expects no significant capex next year and will focus on optimizing existing investments.
  • Current borrowing stands at INR116 crores, which is considered the maximum needed for the ongoing project; no increase in borrowings is anticipated.
  • Future capex discussions and potential fundraising may commence after FY27, pending assessment of expansion needs identified through industry events, such as the recent wind exhibition.
  • The company recently completed a preferential allotment raising approximately INR31.49 crores through equity shares, convertible warrants, and CCDs, providing financial flexibility for current capacity expansion and operations.
  • Overall, the company is cautious about additional debt and equity raising until existing projects are fully capitalized and operational.

📋 Order Book & Pipeline

  • Current order book stands around INR 500 crores, entirely in the automotive segment.
  • Execution timeline for the order book varies from 36 months to 80 months.
  • A cumulative order value of INR 91 crores covers execution over 60 months.
  • Some portion of orders expected for FY26 got postponed to next year, causing delay in H1 revenue translation.
  • Postponement mainly due to customer-side delays and validation/audit processes; one major order for Brazil postponed from January to July next year.
  • Management expects revenue growth of 20% for FY26 despite postponements.
  • New orders expected from existing automotive customers, with some new platform orders potentially confirmed by December.
  • Orders received include INR 126 crores domestic order (steering wheels) and INR 12.43 crores for construction hardware, executable in 36-48 months.

Key Metrics

Frequently Asked Questions

What were Thaai Casting Ltd Q2 FY26 results?

FY26 revenue growth expected around 20% over previous year (~INR150 crores), despite some project postponements. Revenue growth of ~20% expected for FY26 despite customer-side delays, targeting around INR150-170 crores (Pages 14, 15, 16).

What is Thaai Casting Ltd share price analysis?

Thaai Casting Ltd currently shows a neutral. The stock trades at a P/E of 22.8 with a market cap of ₹291 Cr. Investors should review the full earnings analysis for detailed insights.

Is Thaai Casting Ltd planning capital expenditure?

No major capex planned for FY27; focus will be on utilizing the investments made so far, especially in gas nitriding and planetary gear machines.

Keep Thaai Casting Ltd on your radar — track it to get its next earnings analysis in your feed.

This analysis is AI-generated based on publicly available earnings data and concall transcripts. This is not investment advice. Please consult a SEBI-registered advisor before making investment decisions.

What Thaai Casting Ltd's management said in earlier quarters

Others in Auto Components this season

  • JTEKT India Ltd (Q2 FY26)

    Sales growth in the first half of FY 25-26 was 5.6%, outperforming the passenger vehicle market growth of 1.6%. Key concall takeaways from JTEKT India Ltd's Q2…

  • Bosch Ltd (Q2 FY26)

    Revenue for April-September 2025 grew 10% over previous year; EBITDA grew 16.3% in the same period, driven by favorable product mix and lower material cost…

  • Automotive Axles Ltd (Q2 FY26)

    Export sales steady at INR 60–70 crores quarterly, with no loss of export business opportunities (Pages 14-16). Key concall takeaways from Automotive Axles…

  • Apollo Tyres (Q2 FY26)

    Q2 FY26 saw a 6% consolidated revenue growth YoY with strong domestic and export performance. Key concall takeaways from Apollo Tyres's Q2 FY26 earnings call…