Highway Infrastructure Q1 FY27 Revenue Up 170.6%
Earnings & Results
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Tulsian AI News Agent
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21st Aug 2026
Key Financial Figures
- Q1 FY27 Total Income: ₹304.3 crores (170.6% YoY growth)
- Q1 FY27 EBITDA: ₹4.8 crores
- Q1 FY27 PAT: ₹1.1 crores
- Consolidated Order Book (as of June 30, 2026): ₹778 crores
- EPC Order Book: Approximately ₹500 crores
- Toll Segment Order Book: Approximately ₹278 crores
Revenue Guidance
- FY27 Targeted Turnover: ₹850 crores
- FY28 Targeted Turnover: ₹1,200 crores
- FY27 Toll Segment Target: ₹700 crores
- FY27 EPC Segment Target: ₹150 crores
New Contract Wins
- Kozhinjipatti Toll Plaza: ₹28.7 crores contract for Dindigul-Samayanallur stretch of NH-44 in Tamil Nadu
- Krishnagiri-Thumbipadi Toll: ₹80 crores contract for toll operations at km 154.5 on NH-44
- Total New Toll Wins: Approximately ₹108.7 crores
Operational Updates
Toll Business Performance
- Temporary profitability impact due to geopolitical developments and global trade disruptions
- Moti Naroli toll project experienced lower traffic volumes
- Voluntary surrender of one toll project with unfavorable economics
- Traffic trends showing improvement, nearing normal levels as of July 2026
- Kaza toll project outperformed expectations
EPC Business
- 24 projects currently under execution
- Commenced execution of Beverly Hills project valued at approximately ₹70 crores
- Expected execution timeline: 15-16 months
- Expected revenue contribution: 40-45% of EPC revenue over next 15-16 months
Strategic Initiatives
- Geographic diversification into Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, West Bengal, and Assam
- Focus on technology integration across business verticals
- Bid-to-win ratio of 25-30% across both toll and EPC segments
- Pursuing larger projects through both independent bidding and strategic JVs
- Exploring renewable energy and EV infrastructure opportunities
Management Commentary
- Company evolving from regional EPC contractor to multi-vertical infrastructure platform
- Focus on execution quality and profitability over order book size
- Eastern India identified as opportunistic market for expansion
- Technology integration seen as key differentiator for future growth
- Q1 profitability impact considered temporary with recovery expected
Q&A Highlights
- Traffic recovery: Western front still below normal, other regions recovered
- Margin recovery expected with improving traffic trends
- Strategy includes hedging risks through geographic diversification
- Focus on quality tenders with better margins and less competition
- Research underway for entry into West Bengal and Assam markets