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MTAR Technologies Secures Rs.504 Crore Order for Kaiga 5&6 Nuclear Projects, Expands in Aerospace and Clean Energy

Company guides for 80% revenue growth and 24% EBITDA margin in fiscal year; showcases new product developments and manufacturing expansions

MTAR Technologies Limited highlights robust order inflows including a Rs.504 crore order for Kaiga 5&6 civil nuclear projects, strategic capacity enhancements, and growth across aerospace, defence, and clean energy sectors in its October 2026 investor presentation.

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MTAR Technologies Limited announced a significant Rs.504 crore order inflow for Kaiga 5&6 civil nuclear power projects, underscoring strong order visibility in the sector, alongside new product developments and capacity enhancements in aerospace, defence, and clean energy sectors.

The company supplies critical fuel handling assemblies for nuclear reactors and is positioned to benefit from India's target of 100 GWe civil nuclear capacity by 2047. It received over Rs.130 crore in orders from reactor refurbishments and is bidding for new reactor core assemblies for private sector nuclear projects.

In aerospace and defence, MTAR delivers propulsion systems, structural assemblies for LCA Tejas and AMCA programs, and components for global customers like Thales, GKN, IAI, Rafael, and Elbit. The aerospace segment is preparing for volume ramp-ups after successful product qualifications.

MTAR's clean energy vertical spans fuel cells, hydel, and wind energy, with a strong closing order book of Rs.4075.5 crore as of Q2FY27, reflecting growth driven by energy transition trends and data centre infrastructure demands. First article orders worth Rs.45 crore have been received for sheet metal components for data centres.

Strategic initiatives over the past five years include product expansion in civil nuclear, clean energy, and aerospace sectors, establishment of dedicated aerospace manufacturing facilities with NADCAP accreditation, and diversification into oil & gas and data centre infrastructure solutions.

For fiscal year guidance, the company projects 80% revenue growth with an EBITDA margin target of approximately 24%. MTAR continues to focus on product portfolio expansion, increasing customer wallet share, and global customer base growth.

Highlights

  • Received largest single order of Rs.504 crore for Kaiga 5&6 nuclear projects.
  • Rs.130 crore orders from reactor refurbishments in fiscal 2027.
  • Strong Rs.4075.5 crore closing order book in clean energy as of Q2FY27.
  • Expanded aerospace exports to major global customers including Thales and GKN.
  • Commissioned dedicated aerospace manufacturing facility and NADCAP approved special processes.
  • Guided for 80% revenue growth and EBITDA margin around 24% for the current fiscal year.

Key Data Snapshot

Largest single order inflowRs.504 crore
Orders from reactor refurbishments in FY27Rs.130 crore
Closing order book in clean energy at end-Q2FY27Rs.4075.5 crore
First article order for data centre infrastructure solutionsRs.45 crore
Projected fiscal year revenue growth80%
Projected EBITDA margin24% ±100 bps
Aerospace revenue H1FY27Rs.80.2 crore
Civil nuclear revenue H1FY27Rs.23.6 crore
Clean energy revenue H1FY27Rs.554.7 crore

What happened

  • MTAR Technologies received its single largest order of Rs.504 crore for Kaiga 5&6 nuclear power projects, reinforcing its strong position in civil nuclear power sector.
  • The company maintains robust order inflows including Rs.130 crore for reactor refurbishments and is bidding for new projects under government initiatives.
  • MTAR guided for 80% revenue growth and a 24% EBITDA margin for the fiscal year, highlighting expectations of continued financial performance improvement.

Key details

  • The company supplies critical components across multiple sectors including fuel handling assemblies for nuclear reactors, propulsion systems for launch vehicles, and assemblies for aerospace platforms like LCA Tejas and AMCA.
  • MTAR expanded into clean energy verticals such as fuel cells, hydel, and wind energy, with a closing order book of Rs.4075.5 crore by Q2FY27, driven by global energy transition and data centre infrastructure growth.
  • New product developments have been made for civil nuclear, aerospace, clean energy, oil & gas, and data centre infrastructure sectors.
  • MTAR commissioned a dedicated aerospace manufacturing facility in January 2025 and established NADCAP-approved special processes covering over 30 processes.

Strategic context

  • India aims to achieve 100 GWe civil nuclear capacity by 2047, creating long-term opportunities for MTAR's nuclear sector offerings.
  • The aerospace sector is poised for volume ramp-ups as qualified programs move from initial articles to scale production globally.
  • Growth in clean energy is underpinned by rising power demand, energy transition, and expanding data centre ecosystems worldwide.
  • MTAR’s diversification into oil & gas and data centre verticals presents new market avenues for sheet metal components and assemblies.

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