What’s new

• Q4 revenue hit a record ₹552.7 cr, up 34.6% year-on-year.
• Board approved a ₹1,000 cr capex plan over three years for downstream modernisation.
• Secured NADCAP certification for heat treatment and launched a metal bank for raw materials.

Why it matters

The ₹1,000 crore spending plan is a large commitment for a company with ₹1,208 crore in annual revenue. It signals management's intent to move beyond basic processing into higher-value downstream products, though the execution risk is significant. The metal bank is a direct play to control input costs in a volatile market.

What we’re watching

• How the ₹1,000 cr capex is phased and its impact on near-term cash flows.
• Execution on the 15% revenue growth guidance for FY27.
• Traction in new product lines like aerospace fasteners and bulletproof jackets.

The full read

MIDHANI just posted its best year ever. Annual revenue touched ₹1,208.63 crore, with the final quarter alone bringing in ₹552.7 crore — a 34.6% jump from the year before. But the bigger story is the forward commitment. The company plans to pour ₹1,000 crore into modernising downstream operations over three years. That's a big bet for a firm this size. Management also guided for 15% revenue growth in FY27. Alongside the financials, MIDHANI secured NADCAP certification for heat treatment and launched a metal bank to lock in raw-material supply. The spending plan is the headline here. It's a bet that defence-sector demand will keep growing fast enough to justify the outlay.

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