Synergy Green Industries Ltd., a prominent player in the manufacturing of large-size critical castings for the wind and general engineering industries, has reported a mixed but strategically focused performance for the first half of fiscal year 2026 (H1 FY26). While the company experienced a dip in total income, its underlying operational efficiency led to an improvement in PBDIT margins, signaling a robust long-term outlook amidst ongoing capacity expansions and new customer acquisitions.
For H1 FY26, Synergy Green recorded a total income of 159.75 crore. This represents a 16.4% quarter-on-quarter decline and a 49.49% half-yearly decrease compared to H1 FY25. The management attributed this revenue moderation primarily to customer scheduling adjustments and a slower-than-expected off-take in the domestic wind industry during the first half of the fiscal year. Despite the revenue dip, the company's Profit Before Depreciation, Interest, and Tax (PBDIT) margins saw a healthy rise, moving from 14.13% in H1 FY25 to 15.56% in H1 FY26. This margin expansion was largely driven by stable business conditions and favorable raw material prices, underscoring the company's operational resilience.
Here's a snapshot of Synergy Green's H1 FY26 financial performance:
Synergy Green is actively pursuing several strategic initiatives to bolster its manufacturing capabilities and diversify its revenue streams. The company's foundry capacity is undergoing a significant upgrade, expanding from 30,000 MT to 45,000 MT, with an investment of Rs. 60 crore. This expansion is crucial for meeting the robust 20% order book growth projected for FY26. Management expects this enhanced capacity to be fully operational by Q3 FY26.
In a move towards greater energy independence and cost optimization, Synergy Green has completed its captive solar power project, increasing capacity from 2 MW to 10 MW with an investment of Rs. 30 crore. This initiative, now operational, will help hedge against volatile power tariffs and contribute to margin stability.
Perhaps one of the most impactful initiatives is the establishment of an in-house machining facility. With a total investment of Rs. 97 crore across two phases, this project aims to bring currently 100% outsourced machining operations in-house. Phase I is slated for operation by Q3 FY26, and Phase II by Q4 FY26. This move is expected to reduce lead times, enhance efficiency, and significantly contribute to PBDIT margins in the coming years.
The company's efforts to diversify its customer base are yielding results, with new product development activities for major wind OEMs like Envision, Nordex, and Adani well underway. This includes catering to Adani's new 3.3-megawatt turbine platform, a segment previously inaccessible due to weight limitations. These new customer acquisitions and product developments are key drivers for the strong order book outlook.
Synergy Green's revenue streams for H1 FY26 highlight its diversified approach:
Looking ahead, management has articulated ambitious growth plans. They project an overall increase of about 100 basis points in PBDIT margins for FY26 over the previous year, with targets of 18-20% margins in the next year. Furthermore, the company anticipates a greenfield expansion in the next 3-4 years to increase total capacity to over 100,000 MT, estimating a capex of 400-500 crore. This expansion is planned to be funded through a balanced mix of internal accruals, equity inflation, and borrowing, maintaining a healthy debt-to-equity ratio.
Synergy Green Industries Ltd. is strategically positioning itself to capitalize on the global energy transition towards renewables. Despite a temporary revenue slowdown in H1 FY26 due to external customer scheduling, the company's focus on enhancing capacity, optimizing costs through captive power, bringing critical processes like machining in-house, and expanding its customer base underscores a clear and confident growth trajectory. With a robust order book and a disciplined capital allocation strategy, Synergy Green appears well-equipped to leverage the immense opportunities in the wind and broader castings market, reinforcing investor confidence in its long-term potential.
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