Jupiter Wagons Q4 Results: Cons PAT down 72% to Rs. 29 crore, revenue down 25%

Jupiter Wagons, a private sector railway company, reported Rs. 29 crore reported a consolidated net profit, up from Rs. 103 crores representing a huge decline of 72%. Profits are attributed to the owners of the company.

The company’s income from operations is Rs. 780 crore, which in the same quarter of the previous financial year was Rs. 1,044 crores down by 25%.

Company’s EBITDA Rs. 83 crore, which in the fourth quarter of the previous financial year was Rs. 153 crores, registering a significant decline of 46%. Its EBITDA margin also dipped, falling 410 basis points to 10.6% from 14.7% in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025.

The company’s expenditure for the quarter was Rs. 731 crore, which in Q4FY25 was Rs. 923 crore was down 20%, the company said in a regulatory filing.

For the full year under review, the income from operations was Rs. 2,916 crore, as against the Rs. 3,963.27 crore as against 26% or Rs. 1,047 crore was less than that.

Profit after tax fell 56% to Rs. 166 crore, which was posted in FY25 at Rs. 380 crores down to Rs. 166 crore, the company said on Saturday.

Shares of Jupiter Vegans are down 14% year-to-date and about 26% over the past 1 year.

Indian Railways to buy 1 lakh freight wagons in next three to four years Rs. The stock has been in the news of late following reports that it is gearing up to launch a 40,000 crore mega tender.

Last month, international brokerage Jefferies had given Jupiter Vegans an ‘underperform’ rating and Rs. 200 with a target price of Rs. 290 to indicate a potential reduction of 31%. Jefferies expects growth on Jupiter wagons to moderate as the business remains highly dependent on low-growth.

The brokerage estimates a 23% EPS CAGR for the Jupiter Wagon in FY26-30, significantly lower than Titagarh’s estimated 43%, with the Wagon expected to continue to contribute over 60% to overall sales even through FY28. It also said that the company’s new wheel manufacturing facility is likely to make a meaningful contribution only after FY28.

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