Financial Performance Overview
Consolidated Financial Results (₹ lakhs):
| Particulars | Q4 FY26 | Q3 FY26 | Q4 FY25 | FY26 | FY25 |
| Revenue from Operations | 19,199.54 | 4,392.53 | 7,804.69 | 35,756.15 | 38,055.81 |
| Profit After Tax (PAT) | 1,167.36 | (987.19) | 101.66 | 1,275.57 | 1,914.00 |
Standalone Financial Performance:
- Q4 FY26 standalone turnover: ₹13,305.64 lakhs (highest ever quarterly)
- Q4 FY25 standalone turnover: ₹7,037.76 lakhs
- Year-on-year growth: 89%
- Quarter-on-quarter growth: 47%
- FY26 standalone turnover: ₹31,337.61 lakhs
- FY25 standalone turnover: ₹21,185.92 lakhs
- Annual growth: 48%
Business Performance Drivers
Growth during FY26 was supported by:
- Stronger execution across export markets
- Increased customer engagement
- Improved operational throughput across Latin America, Africa, Middle East and other international markets
- Geographic diversification with increasing contribution from South Africa and other international markets
- Strategic inventory positioning closer to international markets and customers
- Reduced concentration risk across the portfolio
The construction and mining equipment export business involves longer working capital cycles due to:
- Shipment timelines
- Overseas inventory positioning
- Refurbishment processes
- Customer-specific execution requirements
Profitability and Margin Analysis
Q4 FY26 Profitability Drivers:
- Successful realization of inventory positioned across the Group during earlier quarters
- Reversal of timing difference between expense recognition and profit recognition
- Strategically positioned inventory in excess of ₹50 crore as at March 31, 2026
Full-Year Profitability Impacts:
- Strategic investments in organizational strengthening
- International market development
- HexL brand-building initiatives
- Higher logistics and execution costs from geopolitical developments and supply-chain disruptions
- Lower other income
- Non-cash accounting impacts recognized under applicable accounting standards
Key Factors Affecting Profitability:
- 35% increase in employee benefit expenses due to organizational strengthening and leadership hiring across operations, sales, execution, finance, marketing and international business development
- Increased expenditure towards international marketing, exhibitions, overseas business development and HexL brand strengthening
- Higher logistics, freight and execution-related costs from geopolitical developments and supply-chain disruptions, particularly across Middle East trade corridors
- One-time listing and IPO-related expenses charged to Statement of Profit and Loss
- Lower other income due to foreign exchange fluctuation gain/loss and mark-to-market impact of investment valuations
Treasury and Risk Management:
- Company undertakes back-to-back hedging of receivables and foreign exchange exposures
- Sharp movement in foreign exchange rates towards year-end resulted in notional mark-to-market impact on hedged positions
- Volatility in capital markets during March 2026 resulted in temporary non-cash mark-to-market impact on investment valuations
- Improvement in market conditions during April 2026 resulted in partial recovery in valuation levels
Organisational Strengthening and Growth Initiatives
Leadership and Hiring:
- Ongoing hiring process across operations, procurement, execution, logistics, accounting, finance, marketing, international sales and business development
- Experienced professionals onboarded including Global Head Operations, Global Sales Head, Regional Sales Managers for Latin America, MENA, Africa & CIS, Territory Sales Manager for MENA
- Mr. Abhinav Jain elevated to Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer
Brand Development:
- Continued investments in strengthening HexL brand through market development initiatives
- Increased marketing activities, dealer expansion and wider geographic penetration
- IPO funds deployed towards international market development, inventory positioning, team expansion, marketing initiatives and HexL brand development
Balance Sheet Strength and Capital Structure
Post-IPO Strengthening:
- Capital base strengthened supporting higher business scale and improved financial flexibility
- Improved debt-equity levels following IPO
- Enhanced banking facilities and working capital limits
- Enables management of longer export cycles and response to market opportunities
Strategic Positioning:
- Focus on disciplined capital allocation
- Operational strengthening
- Geographic diversification
- Long-term value creation across businesses and international markets
Market Context
FY26 witnessed elevated volatility across global markets due to:
- Geopolitical developments
- Supply-side disruptions
- Higher freight costs
- Commodity inflation
- Currency fluctuations
- Escalation of West Asia crisis leading to sharp increases in crude and crude-linked commodity prices, logistics disruptions and continued rupee depreciation
Construction and mining equipment industry continued healthy demand supported by:
- Infrastructure spending
- Mining activity
- Industrial capex
- Replacement demand across emerging markets
- Shipment delays and global supply-chain adjustments continued to impact operating cycles