Solar Industries India Limited — Cyborg Score 8/10

Strong
Industrial Explosives & Defense Manufacturing

Strategic Profile

Solar Industries expects 15% annual growth, with over 20% growth in 3-5 years driven by mining and defense, anticipating a 6-7% demand rise in mining products leading to 10-12% volume and 15% business growth in India. The defense sector, with a substantial order book of approximately ₹18,000 crores, is poised to be a key growth driver, supported by ongoing product development in advanced technologies.

Cyborg Score Rationale

The company reported record net revenue of Rs. 2548 crores, a 29% year-on-year increase, primarily driven by robust growth in the explosives and defense sectors, with international business revenue surging by 35%. The company has delivered good profit growth of 36.2% CAGR over last 5 years with a good 3-year ROE of 32.6%.

Top Insights

  • Record net revenue of Rs. 2548 crores in Q3 FY26, representing 29% YoY increase
  • Defense sector order book of approximately ₹18,000 crores providing multi-year revenue visibility
  • International business revenue surged 35% despite stagnant coal sector demand, demonstrating successful global diversification
  • Received export orders worth INR 830 Cr for Defence Products to be delivered over 4 years

Named Competitors

  • IPCL — Industrial chemicals and explosives manufacturer
  • Orica — Global mining explosives and blasting services
  • MAXAM — Global explosives and mining services provider

Recent Developments

  • (February 2026) Goldman Sachs maintains Buy rating on Solar Industries
  • (February 2026) Received export defense orders worth ₹8.3 billion with 4-year delivery schedule
  • (February 2026) ICRA reaffirmed A1 rating for ₹500 Cr commercial paper
  • (October 2025) Secured ₹17.5 billion order from Coal India for explosives supply

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