Macpower CNC FY26 results: 27% revenue rise, FY27 guide

Conference call and transcript: what the company shared

Macpower CNC Machines held its earnings conference call for Q4 and FY26, and later uploaded the transcript of the call that took place on May 28, 2026. The management commentary focused on record operational and financial performance, backed by healthy demand for CNC machinery products. Along with the historical quarterly milestone, the company highlighted its full-year scale-up in revenue and profit.

The discussion also included updates on order inflows and pending execution, product mix, and near-term plans to expand capacity. Management indicated that it is preparing for higher volumes and a greater share of higher-end products. Guidance for FY27 revenue growth was also shared, framed around the current order book and capacity plans.

Q4FY26: highest ever quarterly revenue and profit

For the quarter ended March 2026, Macpower reported standalone net sales of ₹100.29 crore, up 25.34% year-on-year. The company described the quarter as its highest ever quarterly performance in terms of revenue, EBITDA, and profit.

On profitability, management referenced quarterly EBITDA (also described as PBDIT in some disclosures) at ₹16.24 crore, which was also described as a record level for the company. Profit before tax (PBT) less other income was stated at ₹13.56 crore for the quarter. Net profit after tax (PAT) for Q4FY26 was ₹10.15 crore, with EPS reported around ₹10.14 to ₹10.15 per share in the disclosed numbers.

The company also indicated that EBITDA increased year-on-year in Q4, while EBITDA margin declined year-on-year (management commentary referenced a 9.49% decline). The transcript points to margin pressure even as absolute operating profit improved.

FY26: record revenue, EBITDA and PAT

For FY26, Macpower reported revenue from operations of ₹333.18 crore, up 27.2% year-on-year. FY26 EBITDA grew 29.7% to ₹53.90 crore. Net profit for FY26 rose 33.1% to ₹33.87 crore.

These figures point to profit growing faster than revenue for the year, even as the company flagged margin softness at the quarterly level. The management framing in the call was that the company delivered its highest ever annual performance, with record revenue and record profit.

In a separate financial disclosure format, the company also reported FY26 total revenue around ₹333.52 crore (₹3,335.17 million) and FY26 net income around ₹33.87 crore (₹338.71 million). The difference between “revenue from operations” and “revenue” is consistent with the presence of other operating income lines in statutory reporting.

Dividend recommendation for FY26

Macpower’s Board recommended a final dividend of ₹1.50 per equity share for the fiscal year. The announcement adds a shareholder return element alongside the growth commentary, although the article data does not specify the record date or payment timeline.

Order book: ₹406 crore, plus mix and opening balance details

Management discussed a strong order book of ₹406 crore. Separately, the call transcript referenced an opening order book of ₹46 crore for Q4, and stated that the order book reflected 23% year-on-year growth.

The company also highlighted that its Nexa series contributes approximately 40% of the pending order book. This suggests a meaningful share of demand coming from higher-end product categories, which can influence both realizations and capacity planning.

Capex and capacity expansion: 13-acre land plan

On investment and capacity, management said the company added capex of ₹15.36 crore during the last financial year using internal funds. The call also referenced a prior period capex of ₹12.41 crore, implying a step-up in annual spending.

A key forward-looking operational update was the plan for capacity expansion linked to a new 13-acre land parcel. While the call text does not quantify the total project cost or commissioning timelines, the land acquisition and expansion intent were positioned as enabling higher output and product capability expansion.

Realisations and product positioning

Management commentary indicated that average machine realisation is nearly ₹20 lakh, and also referenced an increase from about ₹18.28 lakh to nearly ₹20 lakh. This data point is relevant because realisation improvements, along with product mix changes such as higher Nexa contribution, can support revenue growth even if unit growth is moderate.

At the same time, the quarter commentary flagged margin pressure despite EBITDA growth, which suggests that costs, mix, or execution factors need monitoring in future quarters.

FY27 guidance: 28-30% revenue growth

For FY27, management guided for 28-30% revenue growth. The guidance was linked to the strong order book, the rising share of higher-end products (including the Nexa series), and ongoing capacity expansion efforts.

The company’s guidance is directionally consistent with the FY26 growth profile, where revenue grew 27.2% year-on-year. However, the transcript does not provide a margin outlook range, and the quarter commentary included a note of year-on-year margin decline.

Key numbers at a glance

Market impact: what stood out for investors

The most direct investor takeaway was the combination of record FY26 numbers and an FY27 growth guide of 28-30%. Q4 revenue of ₹100.29 crore and FY26 revenue of ₹333.18 crore indicate that the company exited the year at a higher quarterly run-rate than its earlier quarters.

But the transcript’s references to EBITDA margin decline in Q4 add an important balancing factor. Investors typically track whether higher-end product mix and higher realisations translate into stable or improving margins, especially when capex and capacity expansion plans are underway.

The order book commentary, including the ₹406 crore figure and the stated ~40% Nexa contribution, provides the main operational anchor for near-term visibility. Still, the article data does not specify the execution timeline for the order book or the split between domestic and export orders.

Why this update matters for the CNC machinery space

Macpower’s numbers are being read in the context of demand for precision engineering and automation equipment. The company’s record quarter and record year point to strong buying interest and execution capacity.

At the same time, the margin commentary suggests that growth is not automatically translating into better profitability ratios each quarter. For the sector, this keeps attention on cost control, input prices, and the ability to pass on costs through pricing, particularly when companies invest in expansion.

Conclusion

Macpower CNC Machines ended FY26 with record revenue of ₹333.18 crore and PAT of ₹33.87 crore, and followed it with a FY27 revenue growth guidance of 28-30%. Management also highlighted a ₹406 crore order book, a ~40% Nexa contribution, and plans for capacity expansion tied to a new 13-acre land parcel. The next key checkpoints for investors will be execution against the order book and updates on expansion progress, alongside quarterly margin trends.