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Sangam (India) Ltd

| Q4 FY26 Earnings Conference Call

BULLISH SENTIMENT

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⬤27th Apr 26

Summary : Sangam India delivered strong FY'26 results with doubled PAT, improved efficiency, and ambitious growth plans driven by capacity expansion and renewable energy.

Management Perspective positive : FY '26 has been a defining year for Sangam. We've crossed INR3200 crores in revenue. We more than doubled our PAT to INR83 crores. Our balance sheet is in good shape. Sangam is at an inflection point. I am deeply confident in our ability to keep improving, quarter-after-quarter. Definitely FY '27 should be a good year for us.

Concall Report Analysis & Insights

Business Overview

  1. FY'26 was a defining year, with revenue crossing INR3200 crores.
  2. PAT more than doubled to INR83 crores, driven by strong domestic and record export business.
  3. Q4 alone delivered INR880 crores revenue, INR98 crores EBITDA, and INR33 crores PAT.
  4. Working capital cycle dramatically improved from 80 days to 55 days.
  5. Net debt to equity ratio is about 1.1x, ensuring a prudent and stable capital structure.

Future Growth Prospects

  1. Company aspires to double PAT again in FY '27, with a clear growth direction.
  2. Investment cycle for capacity building is largely complete, with assets running at high utilization.
  3. Next phase of growth will require new investments, plans to be shared as they mature.
  4. Aiming for 70%+ renewable power by next year, expecting INR50-60 crores annual benefits.
  5. Backward integration into recycled polyester fiber now meets 50% of in-house needs.
  6. Targeting blended margins of 13%+ and top line of INR4500 crores by FY'29.

Management Insights

  1. FY'26 was a defining year, with revenue over INR3200 crores and PAT of INR83 crores.
  2. Working capital cycle improved from 80 to 55 days, and net debt to equity is 1.1x.
  3. Aiming for 70%+ renewable power by next year, expecting INR50-60 crores annual benefit.
  4. Backward integration meets 50% of polyester fiber needs from recycled production.
  5. Export geographies are diversified across 50+ countries, making growth sustainable.
  6. Garment segment utilization is improving, currently at almost 50%, with C9 brand contributing 40-45%.
  7. Inventory is at a multi-year low, with sufficient demand across segments.
  8. Margin improvement is due to better capacity utilization and operational efficiencies, not one-time gains.
  9. Order book is healthy, ranging from 50 to 70 days across segments.

Signs of Skepticism

  1. Analyst questioned the sustainability of export growth.
  2. Analyst inquired about the impact of war on yarn prices and PAT.
  3. Analyst asked if margin improvement was due to inventory gains or real demand.
  4. Analyst questioned the decline in customer count.
  5. Analyst inquired about PLI benefits not appearing in other income.

Risk Factors

  1. Forward-looking statements must be viewed in conjunction with inherent company risks.
  2. Dynamic scenario with crude oil prices and war makes future cost and margin impact uncertain.
  3. Some old export orders might incur losses due to increased freight costs.
  4. Domestic market is price-sensitive, limiting premium for ESG initiatives.

Good To Know

  1. Mr. Anurag Soni is the Managing Director of Sangam India Limited.
  2. Ms. Mehal Gogia from Go India Advisors moderated the call.
  3. The conference call was held on April 23, 2026, for Q4 FY '26 earnings.
  4. The transcript is available on the company's website.

Key Drivers

  1. Doubling PAT again in FY'27.
  2. High capacity utilization across segments.
  3. Significant renewable energy cost savings.
  4. Strong integrated model attracts buyers.

Key Analyst Discussions

Competitive Environment

  1. Questions about customer count decline and potential market share loss.
  2. Inquiry about the impact of China Plus One strategy on exports.

Market Trends & Consumer Behavior

  1. Questions about customer mindset and demand in the PV yarn segment.
  2. Discussion on the sustainability of export momentum.
  3. Inquiry about overall market demand and restocking.

Financial Highlights

  1. Questions on EBITDA margin guidance and renewable energy impact.
  2. Inquiry about PAT growth drivers and capacity utilization.
  3. Discussion on yarn spreads and inventory levels.
  4. Questions on revenue growth targets for FY'27 and capex timing.
  5. Inquiry about margin outlook for the current quarter.
  6. Questions on the impact of quality control orders on polyester fiber spreads.
  7. Inquiry about gross margin difference for in-house vs. external raw materials.
  8. Questions on the current order book and freight rates.
  9. Discussion on yarn spreads movement and one-time gains.

Product Composition

  1. Questions about the garment segment's contribution to revenue and scaling bottlenecks.
  2. Inquiry about backward/forward integration gaps in the value chain.
  3. Discussion on the strategy for man-made fiber versus synthetic.
  4. Questions about the percentage of garment business from C9 brand vs. contract manufacturing.
  5. Inquiry about the percentage of revenue from cotton yarn business.

Strategic Considerations

  1. Questions about future capex plans and financing.
  2. Inquiry about the strategy for increasing captive sourcing of raw materials.
  3. Discussion on PLI benefits for the garment scheme.
  4. Questions about the earnings driver for 2027 (energy savings vs. garment scale-up).
  5. Inquiry about the company's real estate projects.