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Navkar Corporation Earnings Call: Key Takeaways

JSW Infrastructure (holding company for Navkar Corp) reported FY26 revenue of ₹5,361 Cr (+20% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹2,604 Cr (+15% YoY) with significant expansion in logistics.

Highlights
Revenue growthFY26 consolidated revenue grew 20% YoY to ₹5,361 Crore.
MarginsConsolidated operating EBITDA margin at 48.6% for FY26.
Order bookOrder placed for 40 additional rail rakes.
Demand visibilityStrong performance at South West, Dharamtar, and Jaigarh Ports.

Growth

FY26 consolidated revenue grew 20% YoY; Navkar Corp domestic cargo up 40% YoY and EXIM up 21% YoY.

Outlook

FY30 targets: ₹8,000 Cr revenue and ₹2,000 Cr EBITDA for logistics. FY28 consolidated revenue guidance of ₹10,800 Cr.

Risks

Growth offset by Middle East conflict affecting Fujairah volumes and vessel availability; cargo deferments in Indian operations.

Source

Earnings Call filed with NSE, NSE: NAVKARCORP. Summary written with AI assistance from the document.

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Navkar Corporation Ltd: key numbers

Share price
₹88.21
Market cap
₹1,328 Cr
Revenue (annual)
₹687.5 Cr
Net profit (annual)
₹30.15 Cr
P/E (TTM)
33.2×Sector 29.0×
Promoter holding
70.37%+0.00% QoQ
FII holding
0.67%Current quarter

Reference market data from a third-party provider, updated daily. Not a valuation or a recommendation.

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