Just when most capital-goods companies were blaming holidays, elections, and “demand visibility,” Macpower decided to casually drop its best quarter ever. Revenue peaked, EBITDA sprinted, PAT doubled QoQ—and management sounded like they were warming up, not celebrating.
While peers debate survival cycles, Macpower is busy shopping for 30+ acres of land, flirting with European, Japanese, and Korean collaborators, and planning a factory big enough to scare importers.
The chairman praised the presentation, called the quarter historic, and then calmly spoke about 10,000 machines of capacity like it’s a grocery list.
Read on—because behind the record numbers lies a story of capacity bottlenecks, controlled arrogance, and a company that thinks India can build machines others still import.
2. At a Glance
Revenue ₹85.7 Cr (+40% QoQ) – Demand didn’t knock; it kicked the door down.
EBITDA ₹14.16 Cr (+79% QoQ) – Operating leverage finally showed up for duty.
PAT ₹9.38 Cr (+105% QoQ) – Profits did a mic drop.
Avg machine price ₹20.2 lakh – Moving up the food chain, one machine at a time.
Order book ₹350 Cr – Enough backlog to ignore macro noise politely.
3. Management’s Key Commentary
“This is the highest revenue, EBITDA and PAT in Macpower’s history.” (Translation: Please stop asking if this is a one-off 😏)
“Our capacity has increased from 2,000 to 2,500 machines.” (Translation: Constraint was supply, not demand.)
“We participated in EMO Germany and sold machines in Europe.” (Translation: ‘Made in India’ just got a passport 🇩🇪)
“We met double-digit global companies for technology collaboration.” (Translation: Import substitution, but with accents.)
“We are planning 10,000 machines capacity over five years.” (Translation: Think bigger, much bigger.)
Metric | Q2 FY26 | What It Really Means
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Revenue | ₹85.7 Cr | Capacity finally unleashed
EBITDA Margin | ~16.5% | Scale doing the heavy lifting
PAT Margin | ~11% | Clean, no jugaad profits
Order Book | ₹350 Cr | Multi-quarter visibility
Capacity Utilisation | ~85% | Near the comfort ceiling
CapEx (Q2) | ₹8 Cr | Expansion is no longer optional
One-liner: Macpower didn’t grow margins by cutting costs—it let scale do the talking.
5. Analyst Questions (Decoded)
Q: Can you sell 10,000 machines someday? A: Market share is
