Lloyds Engineering Works Ltd. has reported a resilient financial performance for the quarter ended June 2025, showcasing its operational strength and margin discipline amid a challenging industrial landscape. The company posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 301.8 million, supported by revenue from operations of Rs 2.17 billion. While topline growth moderated sequentially, bottom-line expansion reflects improved cost management and strategic execution across its engineering verticals.
This performance underscores Lloyds Engineering’s growing stature in India’s industrial machinery and turnkey project space.
Financial Performance Snapshot: Q1 FY26
Key highlights from the June quarter:
Consolidated revenue from operations stood at Rs 2.17 billion, reflecting a modest year-on-year growth
Net profit surged to Rs 301.8 million, indicating strong margin expansion and operational efficiency
EBITDA margins improved to 18.2%, up from 15.6% in the previous quarter
Other income contributed Rs 72 million, driven by treasury gains and asset monetization
The company’s ability to sustain profitability despite input cost pressures and project delays demonstrates its robust execution model and diversified revenue streams.
Segmental Insights and Operational Drivers
Lloyds Engineering’s performance was supported by steady execution across its core segments:
Heavy Engineering and EPC Projects
Continued delivery of hydrocarbon and nuclear plant components
Execution of turnkey contracts for steel and power sectors remained on track
Order inflows from Middle East and Southeast Asia markets added to visibility
Machinery and Systems Manufacturing
Strong demand for industrial boilers and pressure vessels
Expansion in automation systems for oil & gas and petrochemical clients
New orders secured for modular fabrication units and skid-mounted systems
Aftermarket and Services
Maintenance contracts and retrofitting services contributed Rs 210 million to revenue
Improved service margins due to digital diagnostics and remote monitoring tools
The company’s diversified portfolio helped mitigate sectoral volatility and ensured consistent cash flows.
Strategic Developments and Corporate Actions
During the quarter, Lloyds Engineering undertook several strategic initiatives:
Finalized a technical collaboration with Fincantieri S.p.A for marine engineering solutions
Initiated groundwork for a new manufacturing facility in Gujarat focused on nuclear-grade components
Received board approval for dividend payout, with record date set for August 14, 2025
Continued ESOP allotments and director appointments to strengthen governance and talent retention
These moves reflect the company’s long-term vision to scale capabilities and enhance shareholder value.
Market Sentiment and Outlook
Investor sentiment remains positive, with Lloyds Engineering’s shares gaining 6.8% on NSE post-results. Analysts expect the company to maintain its growth trajectory, supported by:
A healthy order book exceeding Rs 9.87 billion
Strong promoter backing and improving institutional interest
Strategic focus on high-margin sectors like nuclear, marine, and automation
The company’s guidance for FY26 includes revenue growth of 18–20% and margin expansion of 150 basis points, contingent on timely execution and regulatory clearances.
Conclusion
Lloyds Engineering Works has delivered a commendable Q1 performance, balancing revenue stability with profit acceleration. Its strategic investments, operational discipline, and diversified engineering capabilities position it well for sustained growth in FY26 and beyond.
Source: Moneycontrol – July 29, 2025 Trendlyne – July 29, 2025 Lloyds Engineering Works Investor Relations – July 29, 2025 Business Standard – July 29, 2025 The Economic Times – July 29, 2025 ZaubaCorp – July 29, 2025
