Jindal Stainless (Hisar)

FY25 Q1 results released

  • Net revenue (9,585 Cr): QoQ: 1%, YoY: -4%
  • EBITDA (1,004Cr): QoQ: 21%, YoY: -10%
  • PAT (578 Cr): QoQ: 21%, YoY: -13%
  • Sales volume 5% up YoY, 1% up QoQ (Composition: 10% exports, 90% domestic)
  • FII holdings increased to 22.49% from 20.83% QoQ

FY25 Targets
Volumes +20%
EBITDA/tn range 18k-20k/tn

Commentary:

  • stagnant growth in the US and EU markets, the export volumes of the company have remained flat on a QoQ level
  • ongoing Red Sea issue extended transit times and freight cost from India to the western markets, and paucity of containers further affected exports
  • company sources most of its raw materials from nearby shores and domestic suppliers, the company was largely able to mitigate cost and time risks arising from the crisis
  • Cheap imports from China and Vietnam continue to pose threat to the domestic industry

Other points:

  • During the quarter, with an investment of approximately Rs 715 crore, the company entered a JV to develop and operate a stainless steel melt shop in Indonesia with an annual production capacity of 1.2 million tonne per annum
  • The company also set aside around Rs 1,900 crore and Rs 1,450 crore for the expansion of its downstream lines and upgradation of infrastructural facilities respectively, in Jajpur, Odisha
  • During the period, the company completed total acquisition of Chromeni Steels Private Limited (CSPL), which owns a 0.6 MTPA cold rolling mill located in Mundra, Gujarat, for over Rs 1,600 crore, comprising payment towards equity transfer and payment of shareholders’ debt
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