MTARTECH’s growth rests on clean energy, nuclear, and aerospace demand, but execution risks and working capital strain may cap FY27 revenue at 40–45% and EBITDA margins at 22–24%. Margins depend on leverage and mix, while cash flow hinges on advances and inventory turnover.
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3-Scenario Framework
📊 Base Case (50% Probability)
Key Variables: (1) 12,000→20,000-unit fuel cell expansion on track; (2) Nuclear PLI at INR 15,000+ crore; (3) Aerospace FAIs cleared by Q1 FY27.
Outcome:FY27 revenue grows 45–50% (INR 1,350–1,400 crore), driven by clean energy (INR 500+ crore), nuclear (INR 150+ crore), and aerospace (INR 150–160 crore). EBITDA margins expand to 24–25% via operating leverage and product mix shift. Working capital days improve to 210, enabling positive free cash flow.
Bharat Electronics’ outlook spans base, bear, and bull scenarios. Revenue ranges from ₹27,000–₹30,000 crore, with EBITDA margins between 25–29%. EPS varies ₹6.5–₹8.0, driven by defense orders, semiconductor costs, and export traction. Timely AoNs and program accelerations remain key triggers for upside.
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📊 Base Case (50% Probability)
Key Variables: NGC (₹4,000 crore in Q4 FY26), QRSAM AoN in FY27; 15% revenue growth; EBITDA at 27%. Outcome: Revenue hits ₹27,500–₹28,000 crore; order book swells to ₹85,000+ crore. Non-defense reaches 8–10%, exports 4–5%. EPS: ₹7.2–₹7.5. Trigger: Timely NGC orders; semiconductor mitigants hold; AMCA RFP issued by Feb 2026.