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Kilburn Engineering bags ₹100 cr in fertilizer orders from top domestic clients

Orders from Coromandel, RCF, FACT, and Hindustan Zinc push total fertilizer order book past ₹170 cr, adding strong revenue visibility for the small-cap engineering firm.

5 earlier stories on Kilburn Engineering Ltd.
Mkt cap₹2,705 cr
P/E39.16×
ROE13.20%
Debt / eq.0.17
Div yld0.64%
₹100 crore Domestic fertilizer orders won over past year

What's new

  • Won ₹100 cr in domestic fertilizer orders from four large clients.
  • Total fertilizer orders now exceed ₹170 cr including earlier Casale order.
  • Orders cover dryers, granulators, coaters, coolers for fertilizer plants.

Why this matters

For a company with ₹628 cr in FY26 revenue and ₹2,634 cr market cap, ₹100 cr in new orders is material — roughly 16% of last year's sales and 3.8% of market cap. The client list (Coromandel, RCF, FACT, Hindustan Zinc) adds credibility and suggests recurring business potential. Combined with export orders from Tecnimont and OCP Morocco, Kilburn is building a diversified fertilizer equipment pipeline.

What we're watching

  • Execution pace on the domestic orders and expected revenue recognition timeline.
  • Whether the company sustains its 34% revenue growth trajectory into FY27.
  • Any further large orders from global fertilizer players beyond the existing OCP/Tecnimont contracts.

The full read

Kilburn Engineering has landed ₹100 crore in domestic fertilizer equipment orders from a roster of top clients: Coromandel, RCF, FACT, and Hindustan Zinc. That pushes the total fertilizer order book past ₹170 crore when combined with the ₹70 crore Casale order announced earlier. For a company with ₹628 crore in FY26 revenue, this is a 16% addition. Not bad. The client names matter because they validate Kilburn's technical capability in a sector where repeat orders follow reputation, and the small-cap has also bagged export work from Tecnimont and for the OCP Morocco project, diversifying its revenue sources across geographies and end-markets. The open question is execution: the company recently trimmed margin guidance, so how profitable these orders turn out to be is what investors should track. The record is there: FY26 EBITDA margin hit 25.1%, above guidance. Kilburn is building, but the next earnings call will test the narrative.

Questions answered

How big is this order relative to Kilburn's revenue?
The ₹100 cr order is about 16% of FY26 revenue of ₹628 cr, making it a significant addition. Together with the Casale order, fertilizer orders exceed 27% of FY26 revenue.
Who are the clients?
The domestic orders come from Coromandel International, RCF, FACT, and Hindustan Zinc — all large, reputable players.
What equipment is being supplied?
Dryers, granulators, coaters, and coolers used in fertilizer production processes.
Does this change the earnings outlook?
Yes, the order book strengthens revenue visibility, but the company recently trimmed EBITDA margin guidance from 25% to 20%+. The margin execution on these new orders will matter.
Mentioned: Coromandel International · RCF · FACT · Hindustan Zinc · ₹100 crore
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Company snapshot

Kilburn Engineering Ltd.

Engineering & Capital Goods
₹2,640 cr
P/E 27.44×

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹189 cr
Net profit₹25 cr
Op. margin+19.9%
EPS₹4.79

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.17×
Current ratio2.13×
Sales CAGR+16.5%
EPS CAGR+10.4%
  1. 16 Jun 2026 · 2:09 PM IST Kilburn Engineering bags ₹100 cr in fertilizer orders from top domestic clients
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