What’s new

• Management targets ₹200 cr revenue in FY27, rising to ₹300 cr by FY28.
• Manufacturing capacity will grow from 12,000 to 18,000 metric tonnes by September 2026.
• The current ₹200 cr order book is slated for 90% execution within FY27.

Why it matters

Gabion is betting on a rapid scale-up to justify its growth targets. With 90% of the current order book expected to clear in FY27, the company's ability to convert new bookings into revenue will determine if it hits these aggressive milestones.

What we’re watching

• Execution speed of the capacity expansion by September 2026.
• Conversion rate of the additional ₹44 cr in new May orders.
• Whether the company maintains its 40-45% growth trajectory in H1 FY27.

The full read

Gabion Technologies is moving to capture higher volumes, setting an FY27 revenue target of ₹200 crore. This implies growth of 40-45% over the previous year.

To support this, the company plans to lift its manufacturing capacity from 12,000 to 18,000 metric tonnes by September 2026. The current order book stands at ₹200 crore, with management expecting to execute 90% of that work within the current fiscal year. New business is also trickling in, with ₹44 crore in orders booked during May. Looking further out, the company has signaled an ambition to reach ₹300 crore in revenue by FY28.

Execution is everything. The strategy is clear: expand capacity now to clear a backlog that is already nearly equal to the full-year revenue target. The next test is whether the September capacity expansion stays on schedule.

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What’s new

• Gabion set an FY27 revenue target of ₹200 cr, up 40-45% from FY26's ₹115.58 cr.
• Management aims to double product sales to ₹100 cr via a capacity expansion to 18,000 MT by September 2026.
• A statement that the entire ₹200 cr order book would be done in FY27 was quickly revised to 90%.

Why it matters

The guidance is aggressive, but the fumbled order-book timeline is the real story. On a live call, management first claimed the ₹200 cr backlog would clear in FY27, then walked it back to 90%. That inconsistency muddies the visibility behind the headline target.

What we’re watching

• Whether the capacity expansion to 18,000 MT actually delivers the ₹100 cr in product sales.
• How the ₹15 cr of unbilled work-in-progress from FY26 flows into FY27.
• The clarity on the 90% vs. 100% order-book execution split.

The full read

Gabion Technologies wants investors to believe in a 40-45% revenue jump to ₹200 crore in FY27. Management's plan is to double product sales to ₹100 crore by expanding capacity from 12,000 to 18,000 metric tonnes by September 2026. The problem isn't the ambition. It's the arithmetic. On the call, management first claimed the entire ₹200 crore order book would be finished in FY27. It then revised that to 90%. That slip undermines the precision of the guidance. The FY26 miss, revenue landed at ₹115.58 crore against a 20-25% growth target, was blamed on ₹15 crore of unbilled work-in-progress. The H2 business grew 29% year-on-year, which is real. But when a company changes its order-book story mid-call, the gap between guidance and execution looks wider than the headline number suggests.

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