Steamhouse India544914Industrial boilers, energy
Steamhouse India hit a 10% upper circuit after reporting an 80% jump in Q1 net profit with sharply expanding margins in its first quarter as a listed company
- Net profit growth Q1
- 80 percent
- Upper circuit
- 10 percent
- EBITDA per ton
- over 1000 rupees
- Prior EBITDA per ton guidance
- 800 rupees
- Revenue growth sequential
- 12 percent
Heard on business television between 10:41:10 - 10:44:10 IST.
- Steamhouse India reported an 80% jump in net profit in Q1, with margins expanding sharply.
- The stock was locked in a 10% upper circuit.
- Chairman and MD Vishal S. Budhia said EBITDA per ton rose to over 1,000 rupees versus a prior guidance of around 800 rupees, driven by operational leverage, better fuel purchase, improved boiler utilization and a favorable customer mix.
- He said Q2 is typically weaker than Q1 due to monsoon and wet fuel challenges, and Q1 performance is indicative of the next three quarters.
- Revenue grew 12% sequentially and 17% year-on-year, with about 99% of this quarter's growth coming from repeat customers, not new clientele shifting from coal or natural gas.
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Source: Live TV News Channel · 6 Oct 2026
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