Vardhman Textiles Q2 FY27 Results Analysis: PAT Surges 91%, EBITDA Margin Expands 658 bps (VTL)

Cofacto Research Published November 06, 2026 4 min read

Vardhman Textiles Ltd reported Q2 FY27 numbers with revenue of Rs. 2,865.65 Cr (+15.55% YoY) and PAT growth of +90.89% YoY. Here's a quick read of what worked, what to watch, and what management said.

Quick Details
Results dateNovember 06, 2026
Revenue (Q2)Rs. 2,865.65 Cr (+15.55% YoY)
PAT (Q2)Rs. 357.03 Cr (+90.89% YoY)
EBITDA margin22.04% (+658 bps YoY)
EPS (Q2)Rs. 12.54 (+90.87% YoY)

Quarter Snapshot

VTL delivered 15.55% YoY revenue growth with EBITDA margin expanding ~658 bps YoY to 22.04%, driving PAT-to-owners up 90.89% YoY — the fifth consecutive quarter of PAT acceleration. Earnings are cash-backed (CFO/PAT 1.48x) and the balance sheet is near net-cash with net debt down to Rs.92.60 Cr. Key watch items are management's own walk-down of margins to 13-14% post-December as cotton trading margins fade, and Acrylic Fibre's sequential PBIT relapse to Rs.5.45 Cr.

Q2 FY27 Expectations vs Results

DriverExpected before resultsWhat happenedVerdict
Revenue"in-line to ahead YoY… export-led yarn momentum likely held"consol revenue +15.55% YoYPlayed out
Margins"flat to compressing sequentially off Q1's 18.11%"on the same ex-other-income basis, 20.17% vs 18.10% — +207 bps QoQ expansion — favorablyContradicted
Q2 vs prior yearmanagement's May-2026 condition "substantially met on all three legs"PAT-owners +90.89% YoYPlayed out
Depreciation drag"~Rs.126 Cr/quarter… known drag"Rs.128.56 Cr, +12.64% YoY, +1.80% QoQPlayed out
Acrylic off break-even"whether PBIT improves off break-even"Rs.5.45 Cr: better YoY, weaker QoQPartially
Inventory gains, not squeeze"plausibly converts to inventory gains"materials ratio stable; gain quantum not disclosedPartially
Spinning spread / duty-free import quantum / utilization rampwatch items for the callnot addressed in the filing — remain open for the callNot observable

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Management Guidance vs Delivery

What management saidWhereWhat happenedVerdict
EBITDA margin 13–14% "post-December" (H2 FY27)management guidance, Q1 FY27 earnings callQ2 FY27 company-basis margin 22.04% consol (21.00% Q1); H2 not yet testableToo Early
Q2/Q3 FY27 to exceed prior-year levels if yarn prices, cotton costs and USD-INR persistmanagement commentary, Q4 FY26 earnings call (May 2026)consol PAT-owners +90.89% YoY; EBITDA +64.67% YoY — Q2 legMet
Capex Rs.3,600 Cr program; only Rs.800–900 Cr into FY28MD commentary, Q1 FY27 earnings callH1 FY27 cash capex Rs.527.81 Cr (consol)On Track
"Q2 and Q3 (FY27) to exceed previous year's levels" if prices/currency persistQ4 FY26 call (May 2026)PBT +91.76% YoY, PAT +90.89% YoY, margin up on both axesConfirmed
Demand recovery, FTA-led export optimism; April–May price gains to reflect in Q2Q1 FY27 callRevenue +15.55% YoY / +6.01% QoQ; Textiles PBIT margin 17.42%Confirmed
Trading margins "may not be available once we move to market prices of cotton" (H2 caution)Q1 FY27 callQ2 margin still expanded QoQ; materials ratio stable at 53.75%Too Early

Key Investment Insights

Key Positives

  • Consolidated revenue grew 15.55% YoY to Rs.2,865.65 Cr and 6.01% QoQ
  • PAT-to-owners grew 90.89% YoY to Rs.357.03 Cr; EPS basic Rs.12.54 vs Rs.6.57 YoY
  • Company EBITDA margin expanded to 22.04% from 15.46% YoY (~658 bps) and 21.00% QoQ
  • Textiles segment PBIT grew 81.45% YoY with margin up ~633 bps YoY to 17.42%
  • H1 CFO of Rs.996.19 Cr was 1.48x PAT; FCF of Rs.468.38 Cr after Rs.527.81 Cr capex
  • Net debt fell to Rs.92.60 Cr from Rs.765.01 Cr at Mar-26, near net-cash
  • H1 normalized PAT grew 57.39% YoY even after stripping Rs.134.32 Cr of one-time gains
  • Every major cost line grew slower than revenue: materials +13.82%, employees +3.48%, other expenses +12.73%

Risk Factors

  • Acrylic Fibre PBIT fell to Rs.5.45 Cr from Rs.17.60 Cr QoQ (margin 4.81% vs 22.49%) despite revenue rising 44.90% QoQ
  • Management stated current margins include cotton trading margins that may not persist at market cotton prices
  • Finance cost rose 25.34% YoY to Rs.25.77 Cr
  • Management guided EBITDA margin to moderate to 13-14% post-December, implying H2 EBITDA of roughly Rs.650-700 Cr vs H1's Rs.1,199 Cr
  • Rs.79.50 Cr of H1 derivative gains sit inside other income; the Q2-only share is undisclosed, so the 22.04% margin overstates purely operating margin by an unquantifiable amount
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