Fujiyama Power Systems Limited (UTL Solar) Q2 FY26 Concall Decoded: 72% growth, margins expand, GST plays villain—but solar doesn’t blink
1. Opening Hook
UTL Solar’s first concall after listing had everything—IPO confidence, factory updates, GST drama, and one clear message: “We are not just selling panels.”
While most solar players obsess over subsidies and utility-scale projects, Fujiyama calmly reminded everyone that power cuts still exist in Bharat. And when power cuts exist, inverters, batteries, and hybrid solar systems sell themselves.
Revenue jumped 73%, margins expanded, ROCE took a temporary chai break, and management blamed GST—not demand—for the Q2 wobble. Fair enough.
The market paused, customers waited, inventory piled up—and UTL kept shipping SKUs like a kirana store during Diwali.
But behind the noise lies a serious story: backward integration clicking, cell manufacturing about to go live, and a business model that lives far away from subsidy roulette.
Read on. This isn’t a “solar hype” story. It’s a power electronics grind story.