Earnings calls / INOXGREEN · August 7, 2026

Inox Green Energy Services Ltd Q1 FY27 Earnings Call Summary

Inox Green Q1 FY27: total income ₹101 cr (+17% YoY), PAT ₹41 cr (+86% YoY), driven by value-added services like turbine overhauls and operating leverage, with 96.3% machine availability. EBITDA at ₹57 cr (+19%) absorbed one-time infrastructure costs, keeping margin near 50% guidance. Management guides FY27 annualized EBITDA of ~₹600 cr from Q3/Q4 after Wind World India's 4.5 GW consolidation, expected to complete in Q2, with acquired portfolios yielding higher per-MW revenue. Key risks: integration of 6.5 GW acquired assets, H2-heavy revenue concentration, and ₹400 cr deferred revenue recognition timing.

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Event Participants

Executives

4 Akhil Jindal, Devansh Jain, S.K. Mathusudhana, Sanjeev Agarwal

Analysts

13 Akhilesh P, Athul Joby, Bahubali, CA Bhagwat, Darshil Jhaveri, Deepak Sharma, Preet, Rahul Kumar, Rishab Gupta, Shubham Borade, Shubham Shukla, Vikash Agarwal, Vikram Datwani

Financials & KPIs

Metric Reported Commentary
O&M Portfolio 13.3 GW peak 10.5 GW wind + solar as of June 2026; 6.5 GW under acquisition (Wind World India 4.5 GW + one other)
Total Income ₹101 crores +17% YoY; value-added services (turbine overhauls, life extension) driving growth, clubbed under other income per accounting norms
EBITDA ₹57 crores +19% YoY; absorbed one-time infrastructure enhancement expenses in the quarter
PBT ₹54 crores +74% YoY; operating leverage from scale and improved service mix
PAT ₹41 crores +86% YoY; strong flow-through from operating performance
Cash Profit ₹55 crores +25% YoY; healthy cash generation supporting acquisition program
EBITDA Margin ~50% Ongoing guidance for O&M portfolio; quarter included one-time infra costs impacting margin
Machine Availability 96.3% Portfolio-wide average; improved from prior-year infrastructure investments
Blended Revenue/MW ₹9–10 lakhs For ~4 GW organic wind portfolio (ex-GST); acquired portfolios expected substantially higher

Geographic & Segment Commentary

  • Core O&M Services (~4 GW organic portfolio): Generated Q1 revenue of ₹101 crores (+17% YoY) with machine availability of 96.3%. Blended per-MW realization of ₹9–10 lakhs ex-GST. Value-added services (turbine overhauls, life extension packages) are increasingly contributing to operating revenue; separate billing for these services initiated this year, which will improve reported margins.

  • Acquired Portfolios (Wind World India + one other, 6.5 GW): NCLT Ahmedabad approval received for Wind World India acquisition; formalities expected to complete in Q2 FY27 with financial consolidation thereafter. Wind World India's 4.5 GW portfolio spans key wind-rich states (Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Gujarat, MP, Andhra Pradesh), generated ~₹580 crores revenue in FY26 with ~5% contractual annual price escalations, and serves marquee clients (Tata, Renew, Greenco Group, Aprava, Hindustan Zinc). Per-MW revenues expected substantially higher than organic portfolio due to older asset profile.

  • Post-Demerger Asset-Light Model: Power evacuation infrastructure demerged to Inox Renewable Solutions with record date August 1, 2026. Inox Green now operates as an asset-light O&M player with significant improvement in ROE and ROCE metrics. IRSL expected to list on stock exchanges within 1–3 months post regulatory approvals.

Company-Specific & Strategic Commentary

  • Wind World India Acquisition: Milestone transaction; integration efforts underway with focus on operational efficiencies through enhanced service offerings, price and cost optimization. Value-accretive for shareholders; updates expected next earnings call.

  • Group Synergies (Inox Clean / Inox Wind interplay): Inox Clean plans 3 GW+ IPP capacity additions annually; ~25–30% of which is wind. Entire O&M portfolio from these projects flows to Inox Green, EPC to Inox Renewable Solutions, turbines to Inox Wind — creating a virtuous cycle. Inox Wind signed 1.5 GW MoU with Inox Clean (500 MW firm), adding 200 MW LOA from NLC India; order book at 4.4 GW provides 24–36 months execution visibility.

  • Life Extension & Value-Added Services: Extending turbine operational life to 35 years (vs. standard 25 years); substantial growth potential. Packages to be offered to Wind World India's existing fleet post-acquisition. Worldwide life extension trend supports this segment.

  • Indigenization / ALM Readiness (Inox Wind context): 80–90% of wind turbine components already indigenous; targeting ~100% by end calendar year. Provides 3-year competitive advantage under ALM regime; strategic capex in manufacturing capacity (transformers up to 100 MVA+, power electronics, cranes) supports margin expansion.

Guidance & Outlook

Metric Guidance / Outlook Commentary
EBITDA Margin ~50% Ongoing guidance for O&M business (organic + acquired portfolios); variations due to one-time infrastructure and life extension costs
Annual EBITDA ~₹600 crores FY27; annualized basis from Q3/Q4 onwards post-consolidation of Wind World India and other acquisition; confirmed by Devansh Jain
Per-MW Revenue (Acquired) Substantially higher than ₹9–10 lakhs Figures to be disclosed post-consolidation; subject to silent period restrictions
Inox Wind Revenue Growth +75% YoY FY27 guidance; equipment supply pivot to drive Q3 onward; H2-heavy (70–75% of annual business)
Inox Wind EBITDA Margin 20%+ FY27 consolidated basis

Risks & Constraints

Risk Context
Acquisition Integration Wind World India (4.5 GW) + one other (total 6.5 GW) consolidation pending Q2/Q3 FY27; integration of acquired portfolio with operational efficiencies yet to be demonstrated; silent period limits management commentary
Group Concentration Significant future pipeline reliant on Inox Clean (3 GW+ annual IPP capacity); management confirmed arm's-length terms and mutual dependence, but concentration risk remains
Quarterly Revenue Lumpiness Business is H2-heavy (70–75% of annual revenue); Q1 typically weakest. Management maintains annual guidance but quarterly variability persists; past guidance misses acknowledged
Macro / Geopolitical Disruption Management cited events like the Middle East crisis as the only material risk to achieving guidance; beyond that, confident in deliverability
Deferred Revenue Execution ~₹400 crores deferred from Q4 FY26; partially recognized in Q1 FY27 with balance expected across FY27 — timing of recognition remains execution-dependent

Q&A Highlights

EBITDA Guidance & Consolidation Timeline

  • Question: Is the ₹600 crore EBITDA guidance for FY27 and does it reflect from Q3/Q4 onwards post Wind World consolidation? (CA Bhagwat)
  • Answer: Management maintained ₹600 crores EBITDA on annualized basis for FY27; consolidation subject to a couple of quarters' delay in financial prints; expected to reflect from Q3 onwards. Devansh Jain confirmed the annual ₹600 crore figure. (Sanjeev Agarwal, Devansh Jain)

Per-MW Revenue & Portfolio Breakdown

  • Question: What is the blended per-MW realization and how much of the 10.5 GW is reflected in reported revenue? (Preet)
  • Answer: ~₹9–10 lakhs per MW for the ~4 GW organic wind portfolio (ex-GST). The remaining 6.5 GW (Wind World India + one other) is still classified as investments under AS-109; line-by-line consolidation post-share acquisition. Acquired portfolios expected substantially higher per-MW revenue. (S.K. Mathusudhana, Sanjeev Agarwal)

Group Synergies — Inox Clean Flow-Through

  • Question: When will Inox Clean's capacity additions reflect in Inox Green's portfolio? (Preet)
  • Answer: Inox Clean adds 3 GW+ annually; ~25–30% wind share flows to Inox Wind for turbines, entire O&M portfolio to Inox Green, and EPC to Inox Renewable Solutions — a strategic virtuous cycle and big value creator for the group. (Sanjeev Agarwal)

Guidance Feasibility & Prior Misses

  • Question: How can 75% growth be achieved given repeated guidance misses and flat Q1 revenue? (Rishab Gupta, Akhilesh P)
  • Answer: Equipment supply pivot provides flexibility to shuffle across sites/clients (unlike site-constrained turnkey). Q3 onwards significant financial improvement expected. Management acknowledged slippages but cited improved EBITDA margins (18% → 22% → 27% over three quarters), host of repeat customers (4.4 GW backlog), and Inox Clean 1.5 GW MoU as confidence drivers. (Sanjeev Agarwal, Devansh Jain)

Working Capital & Trade Receivables

  • Question: Receivables significantly higher than peers — how will these improve given EPC-heavy history? (Shubham Shukla)
  • Answer: Working capital cycle improved sequentially. Receivables recognized on commissioning basis (IND-AS 115) inflate interim numbers. Equipment supply pivot will reduce receivable days drastically; improvements visible in Q2/Q3 with balance sheet improving big time over next 3–4 quarters. (Sanjeev Agarwal, Devansh Jain)

Other Income Breakdown

  • Question: Break up the ₹57.9 crores other income (acquired assets vs. value-added vs. treasury)? (Rahul Kumar)
  • Answer: ~₹50 crores+ is operational in nature (acquired assets + value-added services); treasury balance minimal. Value-added services historically expensed but not separately billed; separate billing initiated this year, which will reflect going forward. (Sanjeev Agarwal, S.K. Mathusudhana)

4X Model Launch & ALM Indigenization

  • Question: When will the 4X model launch and what is the ALLM benefit timeline? (Vikash Agarwal, Shubham Shukla)
  • Answer: 4X prototype installation in August with commercial launch within a month. 80–90% components already indigenous; targeting ~100% by end calendar year. ALM provides a 3-year advantage for companies with in-house manufacturing; potential for higher turbine models being evaluated. (Sanjeev Agarwal)

Arm's Length Group Transactions

  • Question: Are terms with Inox Clean similar to third-party customers? (Akhilesh P)
  • Answer: All contracts between group entities are arm's length — same payment terms, inspections, and commercial behavior. Inox Clean is treated as any other customer; mutual dependence exists (Inox Clean equally reliant on Inox Wind's supply). No preferential pricing. (Sanjeev Agarwal, Devansh Jain)

IRSL EPC Business Continuity

  • Question: Will shrinking EPC business due to equipment pivot hurt IRSL's revenue visibility? (Deepak Sharma)
  • Answer: IRSL continues EPC for Inox Clean and strategic customers; 40% of Inox Wind's order book remains turnkey (including NLC India 200 MW). New revenue streams: transformer manufacturing up to 100 MVA+, power electronics (inverters, unit substations, capacitor systems), and crane fleet expansion. (Sanjeev Agarwal)

Deferred Revenue Recovery

  • Question: Status of ~₹400 crores deferred revenue from Q4 FY26? (Athul Joby)
  • Answer: Partially recognized in Q1 FY27; balance to be covered over the entire financial year with incremental equipment supply revenue. (Sanjeev Agarwal)

Key Takeaway

Inox Green Energy Services delivered strong Q1 FY27 results with total income of ₹101 crores (+17% YoY), PAT of ₹41 crores (+86% YoY), and 96.3% machine availability. The landmark NCLT-approved acquisition of Wind World India (4.5 GW portfolio, ₹580 crores FY26 revenue, ~5% annual escalations) is progressing toward Q2 completion, supporting FY27 EBITDA guidance of ~₹600 crores on an annualized basis from Q3/Q4. The August 1, 2026 demerger of power evacuation infrastructure to Inox Renewable Solutions transitioned the company to an asset-light model with improved ROE/ROCE. Strategy centers on group synergies (Inox Clean's 3 GW+ annual IPP capacity, 25–30% wind share flowing to Inox Green) and life extension services to 35-year turbine life across acquired portfolios. Key watch points: integration execution of acquired assets, per-MW realization disclosures, and H2-heavy revenue concentration as consolidated reporting begins in Q3 FY27.

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