Operational Performance and Business Updates

Healthcare Segment Performance:

  • Healthcare revenue doubled in Q4 FY26 to INR113 crores (from INR56 crores in Q4 FY25), representing 101% YoY growth
  • Full-year healthcare revenue surged 139% to INR393 crores, contributing 40% of consolidated revenue (up from 21% in FY25)
  • Successfully launched Shaily Harmony and Shaily Neo pen injectors for Semaglutide in India and global markets
  • Pen injectors for Semaglutide launched in Canadian market, marking entry into highly regulated pharmaceutical market
  • Received tentative approval in US market for Semaglutide and European market authorization for Teriparatide
  • Current pen production capacity: 30 million (mixed product lines) + 25 million (new Semaglutide capacity installed in March 2026)
  • Additional 25 million Semaglutide capacity expected by July-August 2026
  • Target production: 36 million pens in FY27, ~50 million in FY28
  • Current operational efficiency: 45% on new lines (running at 34-35 parts per minute vs 80 ppm specification)
  • Rejection rate improved to 8% from previously reported 30%

Consumer Segment Performance:

  • Consumer revenue declined 31% in Q4 FY26 to INR102 crores (from INR148 crores in Q4 FY25)
  • Full-year consumer revenue down 9% to INR511 crores
  • Decline attributed to weaker market demand for home furnishings in Europe and US markets
  • Successfully commenced commercial supplies to consumer electronics customer in Q4 FY26

Industrial Segment Performance:

  • Industrial revenue grew 60% in Q4 FY26 to INR22 crores (from INR14 crores in Q4 FY25)
  • Full-year industrial revenue grew 41% to INR87 crores
  • Received new business from customers for power tool and LED light components

New Business Developments:

  • Signed supply agreement with Korean company for manufacture and supply of semiconductor trays
  • Semiconductor tray supplies expected to commence in Q4 FY27
  • Initial capex estimate of INR100 crores for semiconductor business
  • Eye-applicator commercialization expected in current financial year

Capacity and Expansion:

  • Machine utilization improved to 47.6% in FY26 from 42.2% in FY25
  • Exports contributed 68% of revenue in FY26
  • Abu Dhabi facility development progressing with buffer time for geopolitical considerations
  • Evaluating plant setup in South India for consumer electronics/semiconductor business

Financial Performance

Q4 FY26 Consolidated Highlights:

  • Revenue: INR237 crores (9% YoY growth from INR218 crores)
  • EBITDA: INR69 crores (27% YoY growth from INR55 crores)
  • EBITDA margin: 29.3% (420 bps improvement from 25.1%)
  • PAT: INR40 crores (40% YoY growth from INR29 crores)
  • PAT margin: 17.0% (390 bps improvement from 13.1%)

FY26 Consolidated Highlights:

  • Revenue: INR991 crores (26% YoY growth from INR787 crores)
  • EBITDA: INR288 crores (61% YoY growth from INR178 crores)
  • EBITDA margin: 29.0% (630 bps improvement from 22.7%)
  • PAT: INR170 crores (83% YoY growth from INR93 crores)
  • PAT margin: 17.2% (540 bps improvement from 11.8%)
  • Cash PAT: INR219 crores (62% YoY growth from INR135 crores)
  • ROCE: 35.8% as on 31st March 2026
  • ROE: 26.9% as on 31st March 2026
  • Debt to equity: 0.3x
  • Fixed asset turnover ratio: 1.7x

Corporate Actions

  • Board approved enabling resolution to raise up to INR500 crores
  • This is an annual enabling resolution for financial flexibility, not indicative of immediate fundraise plans
  • Purpose: To seize high-quality, time-sensitive opportunities in healthcare, consumer electronics, and semiconductor segments

Management Commentary

  • Geopolitical uncertainty impacted raw material price inflation and selective logistical disruptions
  • Organization strengthened with appointment of Joe Kam as Chief Operating Officer for Healthcare
  • Priorities for FY27: scale healthcare vertical, build Abu Dhabi facility, ramp up consumer electronics/semiconductor programs, restore consumer growth
  • Margins expected to be sustainable and improve year-on-year
  • Long-term growth opportunities ranked: healthcare and consumer electronics (largest), semiconductor, then industrial and consumer