Defense budgets are ballooning worldwide, and Rossell Techsys seems to be happily soldering wires into every aircraft that flies. Once a Boeing-dependent junior partner, the company has morphed into a 30-customer export machine, doubling revenue and finally turning profits. Management says they now handle 5–7% of an aircraft’s guts, aiming for 12–15%. Basically, they want to be the IKEA of electrical harnesses — everywhere, quietly holding things together. But is this turnaround durable, or just one quarter of jet-lagged optimism? Stick around, turbulence ahead.
2. At a Glance
Revenue ₹88.3 Cr – Doubled YoY; from autorickshaw pace to fighter jet thrust.
PBT ₹4.0 Cr – From –₹6 Cr last year; black ink finally spotted.
PAT ₹3.0 Cr – Net profit back from the dead.
EBITDA margin 18–22% guided – Management finally picked a lane.
Order book ₹2,500 Cr – Enough backlog to build cables till Mars.
Dividend 10% – First call, already flexing shareholder love.