Tembo Global Industries targets Rs 1,600 crore revenue in FY27
Tembo Global Industries reported a 46.7% increase in revenue to Rs 1,090 crores for FY26, with EBITDA and PAT growing by 55.4% and 79.7% respectively. The company targets Rs 1,600 crores in revenue for FY27, supported by a robust order book of Rs 1,548 crores and new ventures in solar and defense. Management aims for a Rs 20,000 crore top line by 2030 and plans to add Rs 300-350 crores in debt for expansion.

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Tembo Global Industries Limited reported a 46.7% growth in revenue to Rs 1,090 crores for FY26, supported by strong execution across its core businesses. The company disclosed this during its earnings call held on June 05, 2026, pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. Management attributed the performance to enhanced operating leverage and a shift towards margin-accretive segments, with EBITDA growing by 55.4% and PAT increasing by 79.7%.
Financial Performance and Outlook
The engineering solutions segment remained the primary growth driver, fueled by demand from infrastructure-linked sectors such as oil and gas, marine, water, and EPC. The company’s order book stands at Rs 1,548 crores, supported by a bidding pipeline exceeding Rs 2,200 crores. Looking ahead to FY27, the company targets revenues of approximately Rs 1,600 crores, representing growth of 30% to 40%. The management projects a consolidated PAT margin in the range of 10% to 12% for the year.
Strategic Diversification and Expansion
FY26 marked significant progress in diversification. The company qualified as an L1 bidder for a prestigious offshore project in Kuwait valued at approximately Rs 300 crores. Solar power projects are progressing as planned and are expected to be operational by the end of Q2 FY27. In defense manufacturing, the company secured licenses for small arms and ammunition, with revenue contributions anticipated from Q4 FY27. The defense segment is expected to contribute 5% to 10% of the projected FY27 revenue.
Capital Allocation and Capacity
The company plans to add debt of Rs 300 to Rs 350 crores by FY27 to fund CAPEX for solar and defense projects, along with working capital arrangements. For the solar vertical, the total project cost is around Rs 600 crores, of which Rs 300 crores has been spent to date. Capacity expansion in the engineering segment, ramping up from 18,000 MTA to 1,00,000 MTA, will be fully operational over the next two to three years. No further CAPEX is planned for FY28.
Long-term Targets
Management outlined an ambitious long-term target of achieving a Rs 20,000 crore top line by 2030. For the defense sector, the first full year of operations is expected to generate a top line of Rs 300 to Rs 400 crores, with a PAT of Rs 170 to Rs 180 crores. The company is also focusing on scaling up its export business, having secured a 2 Star Export House Certification.
Historical Stock Returns for Tembo Global Industries
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| -0.77% | -3.93% | -13.71% | -30.44% | +13.75% | +187.92% |
How will the planned debt addition of Rs 300-350 crores impact Tembo Global's leverage ratios and interest coverage in FY27?
What are the key execution risks associated with ramping up engineering capacity from 18,000 MTA to 1,00,000 MTA over the next two to three years?
Will the defense segment's projected PAT of Rs 170-180 crores be sustainable once the initial licensing and setup costs normalize?

































