Shivalik Bimetal Controls posts solid numbers for Q2FY23 in tandem with rising global demand
In H1FY23, revenues from thermostatic bimetaltrimetal strips compromised 50.39 of the total revenue, while shunt resistors accounted for 49.61 of overall revenues.Our strong overall performance in Q2FY23 demonstrates sustained solid growth that truly reflects the growing demand of the marketplace, said Mr. N.S. Ghumman, Managing Director.
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At a meeting held on November 4th, 2022, the Board of Directors of Shivalik Bimetal Controls Ltd. released the results for Q2FY23. One of the global leaders in next-generation thermostatic bimetal/trimetal strips and shunt resistors, the Company delivered solid performance in Q2FY23 with YoY Total Income growth at 39.73%.
(Rs. In crore) (Standalone Figures) Key Figures Q2FY22 Q2FY23 Change H1FY22 H1FY23 Change Total Income 77.46 108.23 39.73 % 148.62 208.17 40.01 % EBITDA 18.96 28.69 51.32 % 35.67 55.18 54.70 % EBITDA as % Of Total Income 24.47 % 26.5 % 203bps 24 % 26.5 % 250bps Profit after Tax 12.74 18.37 44.19 % 23.92 35.48 48.32 % PAT Margin 16.45 % 16.97 % 52bps 16.10 % 17.05 % 95bps All product segments witnessed solid growth during H1FY23: thermostatic bimetal & trimetal strips grew by 43.74% YoY to reach Rs. 102.03 crore, while shunt resistors grew by 33.23% YoY to reach Rs. 100.47 crore. In H1FY23, revenues from thermostatic bimetal/trimetal strips compromised 50.39% of the total revenue, while shunt resistors accounted for 49.61% of overall revenues.
''Our strong overall performance in Q2FY23 demonstrates sustained solid growth that truly reflects the growing demand of the marketplace,'' said Mr. N.S. Ghumman, Managing Director. ''Investing in intellectual capital and continuing to deliver high value is at the forefront of our growth strategy. In addition, the growing demand in high-growth segments such as EVs and smart metering, are paving the way for expanding our client base, while also offering more customisation for our existing clients with whom we enjoy long-term relationships,'' he added.
Mr. Rajeev Ranjan, Chief Financial Officer, added, ''We are well positioned for a steep growth incline and are focusing on new and established clients' evolving needs in sync with the technological trends of today and tomorrow. Our H1FY23 results are more reflective of our strengths in delivering sustained earnings. Furthermore, being under leveraged with low debt levels give us ample headroom to raise capital to support our growth. This also places us in an ideal position to take advantage of new high-growth opportunities in the future.'' About Shivalik Bimetal Controls Ltd.
Founded in 1984, and headquartered out of New Delhi, Shivalik Bimetal Controls Limited is a process and product engineering specialised business based in India. It manufactures and sells thermostatic bimetal/trimetal strips for switching components used in electrical, electronics, automotive, agricultural, medical, defence, and industrial applications. The Company also makes shunt resistors for use in the high growth automotive and industrial equipment segments. The rising demand for switchgear, battery management and smart metering systems are also conveying strong long-term prospects for Shivalik's product lines. With its unique business model based on proprietary bimetal technologies and niche solutions that OEMs demand, Shivalik thrives in an industry with high entry barriers. Today, as a valued vendor, the Company is making a mark in supplying high-quality bimetals and shunt resistors to the fast-emerging electric vehicles and customisable smart meters of the future, Shivalik's highly experienced management has led the Company to prominent ownership in technology and applications. Its solid balance sheet, combined with prudent capital management, drives Shivalik's robust growth potential. With plants in Chambhaghat and Kather, Solan, operated by a team of 640 vastly skilled people, Shivalik serves more than 125 clients globally.
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