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Wheels India (590073) Oct 2025 Filing Analysis
Does management do what it says?
The company reported export growth of 24.81% in Q3 FY26, which exceeds the H1 growth rate of approximately 20% that management aimed to mirror. (1 exceeded across 1 tracked commitment)
“And we expect whatever has happened in the first half to probably at least be mirrored in the second half unless things are even better and then it improves beyond that.”
ROCE for Q1 FY26 stood at 15.73% (slight dip from 15.88% in FY25) and RONW at 12.41% (down from 13.22% in FY25). (1 in progress, 1 met across 2 tracked commitments)
“So even if you look at March '26, we would be around the same INR700-plus crores kind of debt.”
Management expects to reach a production capacity of 80,000 cast aluminum wheels per month by Q2 of the next year. — target: 80,000 wheels per month (+4 more commitments)
“And we're increasing it to 80,000, which would happen by end of Q2 next year.”
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What could break the thesis?
EASING. The company reports that machining capacity for windmills is 100% utilized and new machines are being commissioned on schedule (November/December) to meet demand that is currently ahead of capacity. (1 easing)
“Machining capacity utilization is... pretty much 100% capacity utilized... a lot of the capex that we made, there's two machines which have arrived and are being commissioned.”
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