Sangam India Q2 FY27 Revenue Crosses ₹1,000 Crores
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11th Nov 2026
Financial Performance Highlights
- Q2 FY27 revenue reached ₹1,045 crores, up 33% year-over-year, marking the first time quarterly revenue crossed ₹1,000 crores
- Q2 FY27 EBITDA stood at ₹127 crores (highest ever reported)
- Q2 FY27 PAT reached ₹53 crores (highest ever reported)
- H1 FY27 revenue stood at ₹1,906 crores
- H1 FY27 PAT reached ₹94 crores, already exceeding full-year FY26 PAT
- Company has delivered 5 consecutive quarters of improving EBITDA and PAT performance
Operational Metrics
- Return on capital employed improved from 7% two years ago to approximately 13% currently
- Return on equity improved from about 4% to nearly 14%
- Net debt to EBITDA reduced from 4.5x to 3.25x
- Debtor days increased from 67 days in March 2026 to 77 days in September 2026
- Government tender business contributed approximately ₹200 crores in H1 FY27
- Garmenting business represents about 2% of total revenue
Capacity Utilization
- Plants running close to full capacity across all divisions
- Denim capacity utilization at 96-97% in last quarter
- Garmenting utilization at 37% in Q2 FY27 (up from 22% YoY), expected to reach 50-60% for full year FY27
Capital Expenditure and Expansion
- ₹1,500 crores capex plan announced for next 2-3 years
- Currently 60% of capex details finalized and disclosed in investor presentation
- Capex focused on modernizing and expanding spinning capacity and increasing raw material production
- Expected to add 60-70% capacity on cotton yarn side
- Approximately 40-50% of new capacity will be used captive for in-house denim fabric production
- Capex funding: 70-75% through debt, balance through equity
Renewable Energy Initiative
- Captive power generation increased from 10% of needs last year to 35% currently
- Target: 50% by end of FY27 and 70% by Q1 FY28
- Expected additional EBITDA benefit of ₹50-55 crores from yet-to-be-commissioned capacities
Capital Structure and Financing
- Net debt to equity currently at 1.15x (slightly elevated due to capex phase)
- Long-term debt currently approximately ₹1,000 crores
- Expected net debt to reach ₹1,500 crores at end of capex cycle
- Promoter infusion of ₹100 crores as equity planned, with ₹25 crores already received in current quarter
- Cost of debt: 6-6.5%
- India Ratings upgraded long-term rating to IND A with stable outlook in October
Working Capital and Receivables
- Increase in debtor days primarily due to:
- Growth in government tender business (longer payment cycles)
- Elongated export shipment cycles
- Company aims to bring debtor days back to March 2026 levels (67 days) in H2 FY27
- Exploring options like factoring or bill discounting for government receivables
- Government tender business currently below 10% of total sales
Raw Material Strategy
- Cotton stocking peaks around March, lowest in September-October
- No fixed mix for cotton sourcing (CCI auctions, imports, other sources based on viability)
- 40% of polyester requirements met through in-house recycled waste capacity
- Viscose 100% domestically sourced
- No hedging on cotton prices or currency
Order Visibility and Market Outlook
- Order visibility typically 45-60 days across divisions
- Denim fabric realization approximately ₹170-175 per meter
- Company confident in domestic market opportunities
- Aspires to achieve 15-18% return on equity in the longer term
Management Commentary
- Managing Director expressed confidence in doubling PAT from FY26 to FY27
- Company focusing on cost reduction through renewable energy and capacity expansion
- Maintaining comfortable net debt to EBITDA ratio target of 3x-3.5x
- Operating cash flow expected to turn positive by March 2027