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GANESH GREEN BHARAT LIMITED

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Legal nameGANESH GREEN BHARAT LIMITED
HQIndia (IN)
ListingIN GGBL
ISININE0R8C01018
SectorEnergy
IndustryRenewable Energy Equipment & Services
CurrencyINR
Entity registryisin:INE0R8C01018
AddressGanesh Electricals Pvt Ltd. S.G. Business Hub, Near Gota Flyover 382470, Ahmedabad +91 79 2790 3080
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Agentic read of the latest earnings call — recommendation updates when we process a new transcript. Research synthesis, not investment advice.

Strong growth and order visibility are offset by working-capital intensity, execution uncertainty and inconsistent expansion plans.

Latest call · 2026-05-29

HOLD: FY26 revenue rose 232% to INR1,067 crore, EBITDA 122% to INR113.6 crore and PAT 149% to INR75.2 crore, with a INR2,200 crore order book and FY27 revenue guidance of INR1,500–1,700 crore.

The growth runway is attractive, supported by NTPC REL’s approximately 1 GWh BESS order, but the call exposed significant execution and funding risk: 95% imported materials, INR83 crore of advances versus INR9 crore previously, no standard price-escalation clause, and only 8–9% expected PAT margins.

Themes
  • Solar Manufacturing
  • Solar Epc
  • Bess
  • Ntpc Rel
  • Working Capital
  • Import Dependence
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Near term

Execution of the NTPC REL BESS project over the next 12 months; management expects roughly 60% of the INR1,150 crore EPC component to be completed in FY27.

Conversion of the INR2,200 crore order book and bids into revenue, with seasonality expected to keep H2 at roughly 1.5 times H1.

Recovery of cash tied up in inventory, advances and receivables as Sterling & Wilson and government projects are billed and cleared through LC processes.

Module and BESS margin realization against management’s 12–14% EBITDA and 8–9% PAT expectations.

Longer term

BESS and higher-margin EPC could improve the mix from a business that generated more than 70% of FY26 revenue from lower-margin manufacturing.

Capacity expansion from the current 1.1 GW module line depends on order wins; FY26 utilization was 76%, with an 85% target for FY27.

Domestic cell and lithium-cell/BMS manufacturing could reduce import dependence, but plans remain conditional on tenders, policy and technology support.

Government and PSU relationships may support repeat orders, although the company remains much smaller than established solar manufacturers and EPC competitors.

Red flags

Loans and advances increased from approximately INR9 crore to INR83 crore, while management attributed the deterioration in cash flow to inventory and business advances without providing a detailed reconciliation.

More than 95% of materials are imported, yet contracts generally lack price-escalation clauses, leaving margins exposed to aluminium, copper, silver, FX and freight volatility.

Management cited roughly INR750–800 crore for lithium-cell/BMS investment, but later suggested a 1 GW solar-cell line could cost about INR300 crore; funding, peak debt and returns were not quantified.

The INR1,500 crore BESS tender includes only about INR1,150 crore of EPC work, with maintenance and timing details reducing the near-term revenue contribution versus the headline order value.

The 8–9% PAT margin outlook is largely an aspiration tied to BESS/EPC mix improvement; FY26 margins had already fallen to roughly 7%, and no firm margin bridge was provided.

Cell manufacturing remains dependent on winning sufficient DCR/BESS orders and government policy, while commercial production timelines ranged from 6–8 months for a ready line to 12–15 months for the lithium-cell setup.

Forward outlook

revenue

1500–1700 $million

FY 2027

official guidance

Recommendation history

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Earnings transcripts

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