Jash Engineering's 9M FY26 consolidated revenue grew 3% to ₹457.1 Cr, driven by strong domestic performance despite a decline in US exports due to tariff uncertainty.

Profit after tax (PAT), however, saw a 63% drop to ₹18.9 Cr.

Management anticipates a 9-10% PAT margin by year-end.

Strategically, Jash is diversifying globally.

It completed the Westech acquisition in India and expects to finalize Penstock UK by March.

A new subsidiary, Rodney Hunt Mahr Industries, was incorporated in Saudi Arabia, aiming for ₹100+ Cr revenue by 2030 from local manufacturing starting Sept 2027. The company also inaugurated a 65,000 sq. ft.

SEZ facility in Pithampur to enhance export capabilities.

A new US-India trade deal is expected to stabilize US business in FY27 by reducing tariffs.

The order book remains healthy at ₹923 Cr, and the FY26 sales outlook is revised upwards to ₹860 Cr.

Jash is actively expanding its global presence and product offerings, including new FRP gates and surge vessels.