TIL Returns to Profit, Reports Highest EBITDA in Six Years

27 May 2025 CW Team

TIL Limited (NSE: TIL), a key player in India’s material handling and infrastructure equipment sector, has posted its strongest financial performance in years, marking a return to profitability in FY25. Following its acquisition by the Gainwell Group in January 2024, TIL has reported its highest revenue in five years and best EBITDA performance in six years, alongside its first positive earnings per share in the same period.

FY25 and Q4 Financial Highlights:

6. Total Revenue: ₹343.1 crore (up 398 per cent YoY)

7. Q4 FY25 Revenue: ₹110.9 crore (up 240 per cent YoY, 34 per cent QoQ)

8. EBITDA (FY25): ₹40.2 crore, compared to ₹-73.9 crore in FY24

9. EBITDA (Q4): ₹21.5 crore, with EBITDA margin at 19.4 per cent

10. PAT (FY25): ₹2.9 crore, reversing previous year’s loss of ₹253.9 crore

This performance follows strategic transformations, robust aftermarket support, and operational upgrades. Notably, the company rolled out its 400th ReachStacker from its Kharagpur facility—a symbol of its renewed manufacturing strength.

Chairman & MD Sunil Kumar Chaturvedi stated:

“Our strategic overhaul has delivered unprecedented growth. We are now well-placed for further innovation and expansion.”

President Alok Kumar Tripathi added:

“Our Q4 performance reflects strong customer trust and operational execution. Partnerships such as with Hyster® have helped launch high-capacity forklifts and new aerial work platforms.”

Key Business Updates:

11. New Launches: N80 articulating crane, Snorkel A62JRT, and Hyster-TIL forklifts

12. Milestone: 400th ReachStacker produced

13. bauma CONEXPO Return: Showcased ‘Make in India’ capabilities

14. Active Fleet: 3,000+ machines in operation

TIL plans to launch five to six new products for the civilian market in FY26 while strengthening its defence collaborations. The company remains aligned with India’s infrastructure growth strategy, focused on quality, customer service, and market expansion.

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