Pearl Global Industries
Record H1 revenue ₹3,330 Cr (+31.1%) and Q2 ₹1,802 Cr (+37.2%), but profit is cushioned by one-off tariff gains and receivable days rose from 30 to 50.
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Record H1 revenue ₹3,330 Cr (+31.1%) and Q2 ₹1,802 Cr (+37.2%), but profit is cushioned by one-off tariff gains and receivable days rose from 30 to 50.
Record H1 revenue ₹3,330 Cr (+31.1%) and Q2 ₹1,802 Cr (+37.2%), but profit is cushioned by one-off tariff gains and receivable days rose from 30 to 50.
₹6,000 Cr+ revenue target (timing cited as FY27, then FY28); ₹900-950 Cr capex through FY30; EBITDA margin 12-14% by FY30.
Pearl Global is aggressively outperforming its 2023 roadmap, achieving 17% revenue CAGR and double-digit EBITDA margins ahead of schedule through a multi-geography asset-light model.
Pearl Global delivered a record-breaking Q1 with 24.5% revenue growth, driven by a high-value product mix and operational leverage across its diversified global manufacturing footprint despite logistical and wage headwinds.
Pearl Global reported record FY26 consolidated revenue of ₹5,025 Cr (up 11.5%) and PAT of ₹270 Cr (up 17%). Performance driven by overseas capacity utilization despite high U.S. tariffs on Indian goods.
Pearl Global achieved record FY26 consolidated revenue of ₹5,025 Cr (up 11.5%) and PAT of ₹270 Cr. Strategy focuses on multi-country manufacturing and capacity expansion.
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