| Revenue FY26 | ₹26,537 Cr84% YoY Growth |
|---|---|
| Market Cap | ₹92,914 CrMid-range Performer |
| Net Profit Annual | ₹3,711 Cr98.7% YoY Growth |
| PE Ratio | 25.04TTM Basis |
Key highlights
- Annual revenue grew 83.7% YoY to ₹26,537 crores, with Q4 revenue rising 111% YoY.
- Achieved EBITDA of ₹6,617 crores, surpassing the upper end of management guidance by over 10%.
- Record module production of 12.6 GW in FY26, representing a 77% increase in volume.
- Current order book visibility stands at approximately ₹53,000 crores with a 100+ GW pipeline.
- Planned ₹30,000 crore capex to fund vertical integration into ingot-wafer and solar glass production.
Financial Performance and Margin Trends
Waaree Energies reported a stellar financial trajectory for FY26, with consolidated revenue soaring to ₹26,537 crores. Net profit followed a similar path, doubling to ₹3,884 crores compared to the previous fiscal year. The company achieved an EBITDA margin of 22.27%, largely driven by record module production volumes which hit 12.6 GW.
While Q4 revenue saw a massive 111% year-on-year jump, the company is maintaining a long-term EBITDA margin guidance of 19-20%. The growth was further bolstered by the retail segment, which witnessed a 84% year-on-year increase, reflecting strong domestic demand.
Management Outlook and Waaree 2.0 Strategy
The leadership team has outlined a strategic pivot dubbed 'Waaree 2.0,' focusing on transitioning from a pure-play module manufacturer to a vertically integrated energy conglomerate. To support this transition, the board has approved a ₹30,000 crore capex plan focused on backward integration, including ingot-wafer and solar glass manufacturing. Management provided an EBITDA guidance of ₹7,000-7,700 crores for FY27, signaling confidence in sustained execution.
The company is also diversifying its portfolio by entering the Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) market with a 20GWh target and Green Hydrogen with a 1GW capacity plan.
Sector Dynamics and Market Positioning
The solar industry is currently benefiting from favorable regulatory environments, specifically the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) in India and Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) requirements in the US. Waaree is leveraging these tailwinds to expand its US manufacturing presence. However, management noted that commodity price volatility in essential materials like silver and copper, alongside geopolitical logistics disruptions, remains a short-term risk to inventory and margins.
Despite these challenges, the company's massive ₹53,000 crore order book provides significant revenue visibility for the upcoming fiscal years as the global transition to renewable energy accelerates.
What to Watch
- Execution of the ₹30,000 crore vertical integration capex to de-risk the supply chain.
- Timeline and ramp-up efficiency of the US manufacturing facility and BESS (20GWh) rollout.
- Management's ability to maintain the 19-20% long-term EBITDA margin target amidst raw material price volatility.
- Utilization of the approved ₹10,000 crore fundraise for inorganic growth and capacity expansion.
Strategic Direction
Strategy focuses on Waaree 2.0, transitioning from a module manufacturer to a vertically integrated energy player.
“FY27 EBITDA guidance ₹7,000-7,700cr. Massive ₹30,000cr capex planned for vertical integration including ingot-wafer and solar glass.”
| Share price | ₹3230.1 |
|---|---|
| Market capitalisation | ₹92,914.25 Cr |
| Revenue (annual) | ₹26,536.77 Cr |
| Net profit (annual) | ₹3,711.30 Cr |
| Revenue (latest quarter) | ₹8,480.25 Cr+12.10% vs previous quarter |
| Net profit (latest quarter) | ₹1,061.10 Cr-0.13% vs previous quarter |
| P/E (TTM) | 25.04×Sector 49.93× |
| Promoter holding | 64.19%-0.03% QoQ |
| FII holding | 7.06%Current quarter |
Reference market data from a third-party provider, as of the story. Not a valuation or a recommendation.
Exchange filing by Waaree Energies Ltd announcing its financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026. Market figures from a third-party data provider.
