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MTAR Technologie (543270) Nov 2025 Filing Analysis
Does management do what it says?
The order book has significantly expanded from the September 2025 level of Rs. 1,296.6 Crs to Rs. 2,394.9 Crs as of 31st December 2025, driven by major new orders worth Rs. 1,368.8 Crs received during Q3 FY26. (1 exceeded, 1 met, 3 in progress across 5 tracked commitments)
“The much anticipated fleet reactive orders are expected to be received in the coming weeks, totalling to approximately around INR500 crores for Kaiga 5 and 6”
The order book reached INR 2,394.90 crores by the end of Q3. Management expects INR 700-800 crores of inflows in Q4 to reach the INR 2,800 crore target. (1 in progress across 1 tracked commitment)
“expecting a closing order book of close to INR2,800 crores by end of the year”
Working capital days have increased significantly to 267 days as of June 2025, up from 229 days in March 2025, moving away from the 200-day target. (3 in progress, 2 revised across 5 tracked commitments)
“So we remain committed to improving this further and are targeting to 220 days by end other FY '26.”
Management has upgraded the revenue growth guidance for FY '26 from 25% to a range of 30% to 35% due to robust order inflows. (4 revised, 1 in progress across 5 tracked commitments)
“with a revised guidance of 30% to 35% increase in revenues for FY '26 compared to our initial guidance of 25%”
MTAR has partnered with Adani Aerospace for the AMCA fifth-generation fighter program, targeting a 50% equity stake in a potential JV. — target: 50% equity stake
“we just participated in the expression of interest along with Adani as a non-lead partner, where Adani will be the lead partner with 50% equity stake and we will be the non-lead partner with 50% equity stake.”
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How durable is the business?
The company is shifting from prototype development ('first articles') to volume production and has entered a major 50:50 JV partnership with Adani for the AMCA fifth-generation fighter program. (2 expanding)
“when it comes to AMCA, we just participated in the expression of interest along with Adani as a non-lead partner... Adani will be the lead partner with 50% equity stake and we will be the non-lead partner with 50% equity stake.”
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Where does growth come from?
While annual revenue in this sector grew significantly in FY25 (Rs. 93.2 Crs), the current quarter (Q2 FY26) shows a sharp drop to Rs. 16.6 Crs, indicating a potential slowdown in execution or lumpy order cycles. (1 decelerating across 1 signal)
“Aerospace & Defence: FY24 58.7, FY25 93.2, Q2 FY26 16.6”
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