GLOBAL RESEARCH ARCHIVE
Mar26-Q: In-line PAT; Industry-Leading Margin
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Mar26-Q: In-line PAT; Industry-Leading Margin
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energy project in India.
How is Appliances Market Faring in Q1FY27 so far? Post rainfall disruption in mid-April, LGEL
has cited that industry is staging a strong recovery, as heatwave conditions are driving traction
in compressor-based products across categories. Industry-wide price hikes are underway in
order to offset a surge in input costs. This can aid gradual margin normalization in the sector.
Company targets to export its 'Essential Series' range to 22 countries in FY27e.
Segmental Details; Home Appliances the Key Driver: Home Appliances & Air Solutions
division is ~75% of sales mix and includes Air Con segment. This division posted sales at
Rs65.2bn (+6%YoY), staging a good performance in premium categories. But, the segmental
EBIT Margin declined by -250bps to 11.9%.
Home Entertainment division revenue stood at Rs15.4bn (+20%YoY) supported by increased
demand for large screen TVs and healthy order inflow for Information Display products.
However, its EBIT margin dipped by -280bps to 13.4% on account of INR depreciation and
increased marketing spends during the Cricket World Cup.
B2B: This segment is rather small at <10% of sales. Information Display business saw good
growth in Mar26-Q. Within the HVAC segment, LGEL is expanding its portfolio in Variable
Refrigerant Flow (VRF) and Cassette AC segments.
JEF Present Outlook: We est revival in FY27e led by normal summer on a weak base of LY.
Capex forecast at Rs11-12bn p.a over FY27-28e. RoCE / RoE is expected to remain strong
over FY27-28e. In early Apr26, we rationalized earnings across our coverage universe factoring
in disruption from Middle East conflict and factoring margin headwinds. Report Link here:
Diversified: Navigating (Dire) Strait of Hormuz
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