Gabion Technologies Reports Strong H2 And FY26 Results
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Gabion Technologies Reports Strong H2 And FY26 Results

Gabion Technologies India Limited reported audited results for the half year and financial year ended 31 March 2026, posting growth in both periods. Management attributed the performance to a strong order book, steady execution across infrastructure projects and integrated manufacturing, design and EPC capabilities. Operational efficiency and a diversified project mix underpinned the results.

In H2 FY26 total income was Rs 748.72 million (Rs 748.72 mn), up 29.44 per cent year on year, while EBITDA rose to Rs 119.11 million (Rs 119.11 mn), an increase of 72.09 per cent. Net profit for the half year was Rs 56.91 million (Rs 56.91 mn), up 62.53 per cent, and margins improved to 15.91 per cent EBITDA and 7.60 per cent net profit.

For the full year total income was Rs 1.16 billion (Rs 1.16 bn), up 14.15 per cent year on year, with EBITDA of Rs 177.86 million (Rs 177.86 mn), a rise of 15.75 per cent. Net profit for FY26 was Rs 81.11 million (Rs 81.11 mn), up 31.04 per cent from the prior year.

Operationally the company reported pan-India presence across 29 states and an international footprint in Bangladesh and Nepal. The stated order book of Rs 2 billion (Rs 2 bn) provided revenue visibility and capacity utilisation was around 80 per cent, supported by more than 170 owned machines. The integrated model covered manufacturing, in-house geotechnical design and EPC execution for slope stabilisation and erosion control.

The managing director characterised FY26 as a landmark year in which integrated capabilities enabled cost-efficient delivery and stronger execution. He said the healthy order book and diversified product range left the company well positioned to capitalise on infrastructure opportunities. The release carried a standard forward-looking disclaimer noting risks that could cause actual results to differ.

Gabion Technologies India Limited reported audited results for the half year and financial year ended 31 March 2026, posting growth in both periods. Management attributed the performance to a strong order book, steady execution across infrastructure projects and integrated manufacturing, design and EPC capabilities. Operational efficiency and a diversified project mix underpinned the results. In H2 FY26 total income was Rs 748.72 million (Rs 748.72 mn), up 29.44 per cent year on year, while EBITDA rose to Rs 119.11 million (Rs 119.11 mn), an increase of 72.09 per cent. Net profit for the half year was Rs 56.91 million (Rs 56.91 mn), up 62.53 per cent, and margins improved to 15.91 per cent EBITDA and 7.60 per cent net profit. For the full year total income was Rs 1.16 billion (Rs 1.16 bn), up 14.15 per cent year on year, with EBITDA of Rs 177.86 million (Rs 177.86 mn), a rise of 15.75 per cent. Net profit for FY26 was Rs 81.11 million (Rs 81.11 mn), up 31.04 per cent from the prior year. Operationally the company reported pan-India presence across 29 states and an international footprint in Bangladesh and Nepal. The stated order book of Rs 2 billion (Rs 2 bn) provided revenue visibility and capacity utilisation was around 80 per cent, supported by more than 170 owned machines. The integrated model covered manufacturing, in-house geotechnical design and EPC execution for slope stabilisation and erosion control. The managing director characterised FY26 as a landmark year in which integrated capabilities enabled cost-efficient delivery and stronger execution. He said the healthy order book and diversified product range left the company well positioned to capitalise on infrastructure opportunities. The release carried a standard forward-looking disclaimer noting risks that could cause actual results to differ.

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