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RR Kabel: Can ₹1,200 Cr Capex, Strong Q4, and High Future Growth Be an Opportunity to Buy the Stock?

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RR Kabel: Can ₹1,200 Cr Capex, Strong Q4, and High Future Growth Be an Opportunity to Buy the Stock?

Synopsis: R R Kabel shows strong growth backed by demand and expansion plans, with improving margins and future visibility, though export-related uncertainties may impact near-term performance despite a positive long-term outlook.

India’s wires and cables industry is operating at high voltage, consistently outperforming national GDP through massive infrastructure and real estate tailwinds. The sector is shifting from basic housing wires toward specialized, high-capacity cables essential for green energy and industrial automation. With an expanding global footprint and a focus on premium, safety-certified products, the industry has become a manufacturing powerhouse, perfectly capturing the momentum of India’s rapid urbanization and industrialization. 

Brokerage View:

The brokerage maintains a positive view on R R Kabel with a BUY rating, setting a target price of Rs. 1,964, implying around 25 percent  upside from the price of Rs. 1,571 and up to 10 percent upside potential from the current price of Rs. 1797 per share  It has raised earnings estimates by 8–9 percent  for the coming years, supported by strong volume growth and margin improvement. The brokerage expects revenue, EBITDA, and PAT CAGR of ~17.8 percent , 21.5 percent , and 21.4 percent  over FY26–28, driven by cable expansion, operating leverage, and steady demand outlook.

Strong Performance Backed by Demand

R R Kabel delivered a strong Q4FY26 performance with revenue rising 33.7 percent  YoY to Rs. 2964.1 Crores, supported by both domestic and export demand. EBITDA grew 34.6 percent  YoY to Rs. 261.7 Crores, while PAT increased 30.1 percent  YoY to Rs. 168 Crores . For the full year FY26, revenue grew 27.6 percent  to Rs. 9.722.4 Crores, and PAT rose 64.1 percent  to Rs. 511.2Crores. The wires and cables segment remained the main contributor, growing 36.3 percent  YoY in the quarter, while exports increased 39.2 percent  YoY, contributing 25 percent  of total revenue.

Volume Growth and Future Guidance

The company reported ~10 percent  volume growth in Q4FY26 and ~16 percent  for FY26, with cables growing in high-teens and wires in single digits. Going ahead, management has guided for 16–18 percent  volume growth in FY27, supported by strong demand and high capacity utilization of around 90 percent . The share of cables in the mix is expected to increase from 27 percent  in FY26 to ~30 percent  in FY27, which is important for improving overall profitability.

Margins and Profitability Improvement

Margins have shown steady improvement, with EBITDA margin at 8.8 percent  in Q4FY26, while FY26 margin improved to 8.1 percent  from 6.4 percent  in FY25. The company is targeting around 300 basis points improvement in EBIT margin, aiming for ~9.5 percent  in FY27 and ~10.5 percent  by FY28 in the wires and cables segment. Gross margin stood at 18.6 percent  in Q4FY26, slightly lower by 100 basis points YoY, but overall profitability remains supported by better cost control and pricing actions.

Capex and Expansion Plans

R R Kabel has planned a total capital expenditure of Rs. 1,200 crore over FY26–28, of which Rs. 3.5 billion has already been spent in FY26. A significant portion of the remaining investment will be deployed in FY27. This capex will help the company expand into higher-capacity segments such as 220kV cables, supporting future growth. The expansion is aligned with rising demand and will also help improve operating leverage over time. 

FMEG Segment Progress

The FMEG segment reported revenue growth of 13.8 percent  YoY to Rs. 297.7 Crores  in Q4FY26. Although it continues to report losses (EBIT loss of Rs. 9.3 Crores), the losses are gradually stabilizing. The company is targeting 20–25 percent  growth in FY27 for this segment and expects it to move closer to break-even as scale improves and investments in distribution and branding continue. 

Export Exposure and Risks

Exports remained strong, growing ~33 percent  in FY26, but also posed a near-term risk. Around 40 percent  of exports come from the Middle East, which faced disruptions for 30–40 days during the year. While other regions remained stable, this concentration creates some uncertainty in the short term. However, the company expects exports to remain strong in the long run as it continues to expand its global presence.

Conclusion:

R R Kabel is expected to sustain its strong growth momentum, supported by healthy demand across its core businesses and continued capacity expansion. The company’s improving operational efficiency and focus on higher-value segments are likely to support profitability over time. While some external uncertainties, particularly related to exports, may create short-term fluctuations, the overall business outlook remains steady. Strengthening return ratios and disciplined execution further reinforce confidence in its long-term growth trajectory.

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