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Advait Energy
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The standalone entity (AETL), which primarily represents the PTS division, reported an EBITDA margin of 17% for Q3FY26. (1 exceeded across 1 tracked commitment)
“PTS is a business we have demonstrated our ability by creating the qualifications... we hope to continue with the same margin year-on-year basis, which is basically EBITDA between 14% to 16%”
The consolidated revenue for 9MFY26 grew by 138% YoY, significantly exceeding the guided trajectory of 50-60%. (1 exceeded across 1 tracked commitment)
“But we believe that we will maintain our growth in a growth trajectory, that overall growth rate about 50%, 60% that we did. So, these are the numbers we are looking forward.”
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How durable is the business?
The company is expanding its PTS manufacturing facility and establishing a new greenfield facility for 300 MW indigenous electrolysers to capture the green hydrogen market. (5 expanding)
“we are setting up a multi integrated Giga-factory complex for the New and Renewable Energy division... This strategic capex is expected to drive the company's future business and financial growth.”
The NRE segment, primarily housed under the subsidiary AGPL, saw explosive growth of 3003% YoY, driven by Solar EPC and Green Hydrogen projects, now contributing 34% of the total order book. (3 expanding across 1 engine)
“16% by New and Renewable Energy division. This provides strong visibility and confidence in our continued growth trajectory.”
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Where does growth come from?
The company is currently constructing a 300 MW per year electrolyzer plant, with plans to upend capacity to 1 GW in the next 2-3 years. This represents a new, accelerating manufacturing trend. (1 accelerating, 4 new trend across 5 signals, 1 leading indicator)
“Our upcoming multi-integrated manufacturing facility in Sanand, Gujarat; focused on new product lines and expansion of existing capacities, is currently under construction. We are set to commence operations in the Q3FY27.”
The company currently holds 1.4 million carbon credits and expects this inventory to increase 10x by the end of next year, indicating an accelerating non-core revenue driver. (3 accelerating, 1 new trend, 1 steady across 5 signals, 3 leading indicators)
“Looking ahead, we remain confident on delivering approximately 40% to 45% revenue growth in 2026. Our diversified order book over INR1,000 crores along with a strong tender pipeline of the similar size”
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What could break the thesis?
Long-term borrowings increased significantly from Rs. 4.31 Cr to Rs. 32.94 Cr in FY25 to fund expansion, though the Debt-Equity ratio remains healthy at 0.23x due to a large increase in net worth. (3 stable, 1 easing, 1 intensifying, 1 high-severity)
“Our PTS division is going with the capex of 100 crores... We are going ahead for the capex under AGPL for developing of the facility of electrolyzers and BESS. Here we are going with the total capex of about INR180 crores to INR200 crores”
Consolidated EBITDA margins are intensifying downward, dropping to 11.61% in Q1FY26 from 13.49% in Q1FY25, driven by lower-margin subsidiary performance. (5 intensifying)
“Advait Green on its own will go for the divestment for raising about 100 crores and that is already on”
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