๐ Innova Captab: A pharma company where future earnings may look very different from current earnings.
Got the hint from
@vandit_jain1994 post about this company.
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FY26 Revenue: โน1,630 Cr ( 31%)
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CDMO Revenue: โน1,133 Cr ( 24%)
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Branded Generics Revenue: โน497 Cr ( 51%)
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350 CDMO customers
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Presence in 60 countries
The key growth driver is the Jammu facility:
๐ญ โน480 Cr invested
๐ FY26 Revenue: ~โน300 Cr
๐ Q4 exit run-rate: โน90 Cr/quarter
โ๏ธ Utilization only ~10%
๐ฐ Near EBITDA breakeven
Management expects 20% revenue growth ahead and believes EBITDA growth should outpace revenue growth as Jammu scales.
๐น Government incentives include GST-linked benefits and interest subvention, improving project economics.
๐น Jammu contributed ~โน300 Cr revenue in FY26 despite being in the early stages of ramp-up.
๐น Management expects EBITDA growth > Revenue growth and PAT growth > EBITDA growth as utilization rises.
Why? Because most fixed costs (employees, utilities, depreciation & finance cost) are already sitting in the P&L. Incremental revenue should drive operating leverage.
๐น Ex-Jammu EBITDA margins are estimated at ~18%, suggesting the core business is stronger than reported numbers indicate.
Other positives:
๐ Growing exports (~31% of FY26 revenue)
๐งช UK MHRA approval
๐ฅ Presence in regulated markets like UK, Europe, Canada & Australia
๐ New Baddi expansion under evaluation with potential โน450-500 Cr revenue capacity
The market currently sees a 15.4% EBITDA margin business.
The real question is: What does Innova look like when a โน480 Cr plant running at ~10% utilization starts moving towards optimal utilization?
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