INOX India has secured new contracts totaling INR 322 crores, reinforcing their strong market presence. These new projects will contribute to the company's ongoing growth and development efforts.

Inox India has secured a significant ₹322 crore contract, strengthening their order book and improving the company's revenue outlook. This deal brings added confidence to investors regarding potential future income streams for the company.

INOX India has announced revenue of INR 1,632 crores for FY26, with an impressive EBITDA margin of 23.8%. Notably, the company has secured new orders worth INR 200 crores in aerospace and LNG tank sectors, increasing its order book to INR 1,514 crores.

INOX India anticipates a 18-20% revenue growth for the next fiscal year, fueled by quarterly orders worth approximately 450-500 crores. The company aims to fulfill around 1,200 crores from its current order book of 1,514 crores in the same period.

INOX India aims to secure annual orders worth 50-60 crores from ITER over a period of 5 years. The company plans to have their Kandla facility commissioned within the next 9-10 months, as per recent updates from a conference call.

Inox India reports a Q4 EBITDA increase of approximately 978 million rupees, marking a Year-over-Year growth from 817 million rupees. However, the quarter's EBITDA margin dropped to 21.2% compared to last year's 22.1%.

INOX India announced a proposed final dividend of INR 2 per share for the fiscal year 2025-26, pending shareholder approval. The company reported a net profit of INR 7.52 crore with consolidated revenue at INR 47.52 crore in their recently audited financial results for the same period.