Solar Industries India532725Defense, explosives manufacturing
Management discussed debt levels post-Onya acquisition, UAV supply progress, and FY28 EBIT guidance
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- Debt to EBIT ratio
- below 2
- FY28 tentative EBIT
- 7,000 crore rupees
- FY27 revenue guidance
- 14,000 crore rupees
Heard on business television between 09:39:00 - 09:42:00 IST.
- Company said debt/EBIT level will remain below 2x even after acquiring Onya.
- Exact debt and funding numbers will be finalised only at year-end once cash positions of both Solar and Onya books are known.
- On UAVs, company confirmed successful supply of Nagashtra 1 drone and said Nagashtra 2 was supplied last month.
- UAV family includes Nagashtra drones and the Bhargava counter-drone system.
- Tentative FY28 EBIT guidance given as around 7,000 crore rupees, factoring in the acquisition; FY27 revenue guidance was 14,000 crore rupees.
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