Permanent Magnets guides for 20-30% revenue growth in FY27
Management targets 3-4x revenue from Alloys division; Relays project delayed but seen at ₹25-50 cr in H2. Capex plan of ₹40-50 cr each for PML and Quantum Magnetics.
What's new
- Management guided for 20-30% revenue growth in FY27.
- Alloys division targeting 3-4x revenue; Relays project delayed but expected ₹25-50 cr in H2.
- Capex plan of ₹40-50 cr each for PML and Quantum Magnetics, funded by debt/equity.
Why this matters
The guidance is specific and ambitious for a micro-cap, but Relays delays introduce execution risk. The capex signals confidence in growth but raises dilution concerns if funded through equity.
What we're watching
- Whether Relays project finally ramps in H2 as guided.
- How the capex is funded – debt vs equity – and impact on balance sheet.
- Execution on Alloys division's 3-4x revenue target.
The full read
Permanent Magnets' Q4/FY26 earnings call transcript provides detailed FY27 guidance that goes beyond the earlier concall summary. Management expects 20-30% revenue growth, driven by a 3-4x jump in the Alloys division and the Relays project contributing ₹25-50 crore in H2, though Relays faced further delays. To support this, the company plans ₹40-50 crore in capex each for PML and its Quantum Magnetics subsidiary, funded via debt and equity. For a micro-cap, these are bold targets. The Alloys ambition is credible given base effects, but Relays has a history of slippage, and the capex—if equity-funded—could dilute existing holders. The transcript adds strategic clarity but leaves key execution questions open. The next test is H1 delivery.