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Stock Market Today Live, Oct 6: Sensex gains 300 pts, while the Nifty rises to 90 pts to 22,650.25 due to positive global cues, RBI policy in focus

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Q1 FY27 Financial Performance

– Steam sold reached 305,816 tons.

– Steam volume grew 16.7% YoY.

– Steam volume increased 11.52% QoQ.

– Revenue stood at ₹128.62 Cr.

– Revenue grew 13.35% YoY.

– EBITDA reached ₹30.93 Cr.

– EBITDA grew 60.08% YoY.

– EBITDA margin improved to 24.05%.

– PAT reached ₹18.34 Cr.

– PAT grew 80.25% YoY.

Steam Business

– Steam sales revenue reached ₹123.37 Cr.

– Steam sales grew 46.07% YoY.

– Coal sales revenue was nil in Q1 FY27.

– Q1 FY26 coal sales were ₹28.26 Cr.

– Higher steam sales offset the coal revenue decline.

EBITDA Improvement

– EBITDA per ton increased 37.17%.

– EBITDA per ton reached ₹1,011.

– Earlier EBITDA per ton was ₹737.

– Higher utilization improved operating leverage.

– Waste-to-energy boilers supported efficiency.

– Clean EBITDA rose 65.43% YoY.

– Clean EBITDA reached ₹29.22 Cr.

– Clean EBITDA reflects underlying operating performance.

Major EPC Order

– Company received a ₹311 Cr EPC mandate.

– Project involves a 300 TPH community boiler.

– Project is located at Bulk Drug Park, Una.

– Long-term O&M is included.

– O&M can provide recurring revenue potential.

Green Energy Expansion

– Company is expanding its green-energy portfolio.

– 3.04 MW AC solar project planned.

– Project is ground-mounted at Ankleshwar.

– Green boiler capacity is expanding significantly.

– Capacity targets 105 TPH in FY27.

– FY26 capacity stood at 15 TPH.

– This represents ~7x capacity expansion.

New Growth Opportunities

– EOI submitted for a 400 TPD project.

– Proposed project is Waste-to-Steam based.

– Surat Municipal Corporation is the project authority.

– Community boiler footprint remains a growth focus.

– Company plans participation in upcoming tenders.

Nitrogen Business

– Nitrogen business expansion continues.

– Pipeline infrastructure supports the expansion.

– Management plans further geographic expansion.

– New projects will support business diversification.

Management Commentary

– Q1 FY27 was described as a landmark quarter.

– Management highlighted resilient operational performance.

– Steam volumes remained strong despite macro challenges.

– Higher coal costs were managed through pass-through.

– Fuel-cost increases can be passed to customers.

– Government policies support community boiler opportunities.

– Viksit Gujarat Industrial Policy 2026 may support infrastructure.

– Management plans further tender participation.

Strategic Roadmap

– Company is developing a diversified fuel mix.

– Waste-to-energy remains a key growth area.

– Decarbonization remains a strategic focus.

– Sustainable energy solutions are being prioritized.

– Technology and innovation remain key priorities.

– Company targets 30–35% EBITDA CAGR over three years.

KEY TAKEAWAY

Steamhouse India delivered strong Q1 FY27 growth, led by higher steam volumes, operating leverage and waste-to-energy utilization. The ₹311 Cr EPC order, 7x green-boiler expansion, solar project and waste-to-steam opportunities provide multiple growth avenues, while management targets 30–35% EBITDA CAGR over the next three years.

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