KSH International Q2 FY26 Concall Decoded: – Copper goes up, EBITDA per ton laughs, and transformers steal the show
1. Opening Hook
KSH’s first-ever earnings call post-IPO arrived with the confidence of a company that finally got a microphone—and a balance sheet makeover.
While most manufacturing concalls blame input costs, demand cycles, or “macro uncertainty,” KSH calmly said: “Copper is a pass-through, relax.” That alone set the tone.
This was less a quarterly update and more a victory lap—record revenues, exploding PAT, EBITDA per ton flexing, and a transformer-led demand cycle that looks annoyingly long-term.
Management sounded like they know exactly where the money is coming from, who’s paying it, and why competitors can’t easily copy it.
Of course, there were buzzwords—EVs, HVDC, exports—but unlike most calls, the math actually worked.
Stick around. The real fun begins once EBITDA per ton enters the room and refuses to leave.
2. At a Glance
Revenue ₹712 Cr (+50.7% YoY) – Transformers didn’t just hum; they screamed.
EBITDA ₹46.1 Cr (+74.2% YoY) – Operating leverage finally showed up for work.