SG Mart Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
October 30, 2025
To, The Listing Department National Stock Exchange of India Limited “Exchange Plaza” Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai-400051
Department of Corporate Services/Listing BSE Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Tower, Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai-400001
NSE Symbol : SGMART
Scrip Code: 512329
Dear Sir/Madam,
Sub: Earnings presentation and Press Release on Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025
In terms of Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 read with Schedule III to the said regulations, please find attached Earnings Presentation and Press Release respectively made by the Company on Unaudited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025.
This disclosure along with the enclosures shall be made available on the website of the Company viz. www.sgmart.co.in.
Thanking you Yours faithfully For SG Mart Limited
Sachin Kumar Company Secretary & Compliance Officer M. No. A61525 Place: Noida
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SG MART LIMITED (formerly known as Kintech Renewables Limited) Registered Office: H. No. 37, Ground Floor, Hargovind Enclave, Vikas Marg, Delhi-110092 Corporate Office: A-127, Sector-136, Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh-201305
Tel: 011-44457164 | Email: compliance@sgmart.co.in Website: www. sgmart.co.in | CIN: L46102DL1985PLC426661
A B2B marketplace for construction materials INVESTOR PRESENTATION | OCTOBER 2025
India is on the rise
THE INDIAN ECONOMY IS MARCHING TOWARDS THE US$10 TRILLION MARK
INDIA’S MANUFACTURING SECTOR – POISED FOR EXPLOSIVE GROWTH
INDIA’S ECONOMY (US$ Tn)
SHARE OF INDUSTRY IN GDP
4.18
FY25
10
FY32
17%
FY25
31%
FY35
o
India to add $1Tn to its GDP every 18 months over the next six years
o Strong manufacturing growth, export potential, and supportive
o
o
India's industry sector expected to take 30% to 32% share in the GDP by 2035
This would open up a $3Tn opportunity, driven by manufacturing
government policies to be key drivers
o MSMEs to play a crucial role in achieving a $10Tn economy by 2032
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The dichotomy
STEEL PRODUCTION WILL RISE
THE MARKET PLACE IS NOT KEEPING PACE
STEEL (Mn Tons)
o
Indian B2B Market is $2Tn, growing 8.5%YoY
o However, the Market Place is fragmented
o Organised players represent a very small share of this large market
250
o
This is unlike the Industrialized nations where B2B trade is spearheaded by large trading hubs like:
152
FY25
FY30 Forecast
India’s steel production expected to increase rapidly as the nation aims to become self sufficient
MARUBENI | SUMITOMO | MITSUBISHI | JFE SHOJI | ITOCHU
MSME IS LARGE AND SET TO GROW
NEED OF THE HOUR
o MSMEs contribute 29% to 32% of India's GDP
o Critical need to have large trading hubs to service the burgeoning MSME
o MSME sector expected to contribute about 50% to India’s GDP by 2030
segment
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SG Mart – an emerging trading hub
o Operates and manages a one-of-a-kind building products market platform specializing in steel & construction materials
o Acts as a bridge between Construction / Automotive equipment / White Goods / Farm equipment players / Solar EPCs / Fabrication
companies etc. and reputed brands
o Started with our strength - Steel products
o Aim to cover the entire value spectrum within the construction material space in the coming years
PHASE I – Focusing on Steel
PHASE II - Diversification
B2B Metal Trading
Network of Service Centres
Distribution business
Renewables (Steel Structures)
Building material
Renewables sector (other than Steel Structures)
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SG Mart - B2B marketplace
SG Mart –B2B Marketplace
Steel Construction and other Building Materials
Manufacturers
Warehouse
Dealers/ Traders/Wholesalers/ Contractors/Developers
1
2
3
4
Provides a platform to manufacturers across the country for construction material products
Delivering products of highest quality
Caters to traders, contractors, developers, retailers, wholesalers etc.
No minimum purchase requirement
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SG Mart – solutions to challenges faced by the industry
Industry issues
Our value proposition
Fragmented supplier base
1. One stop solution for all construction needs
1.
2.
Limited vertical integration between different stages of material transformation and its final usage
3. Difficulty in buying good quality steel due to
minimum purchase requirement
4.
Long lead time for delivery to distributors
5. No standardized prices
2.
3.
4.
5.
Serving both upstream and downstream segments of the value chain
Solves the problem of minimum purchase requirement
Improved demand and reach
Standardized quality & prices
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SG Mart - Business Verticals & Products
Network of service centres
Cut to Length Sheets
Chequered Sheets Slitted Sheets
Stock & Sell
B2B Metal Trading
Hot Rolled Coils Steel Billets
Zinc Ingots
7 operational service centres
6,000+ SKUS
2,328
402
registered customers registered vendors
SG Mart Market Platform
Renewable Structures
Solar Module Mounting Structures (Operations started from April 2025)
Downstream Distribution Products
TMT
Light Structurals
Miscellaneous
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Industry Gaps & Our Right to Win
B2B Metal Trading
Gap No large distributors currently associated
Right to Win Group’s strong relationships with steel
with metal producers
producers
Network of Service Centres
Gap No organized steel processing centers
No steel processing centers in Tier II & Tier
III cities
Right to Win Availability of funds to open a vast network of organized service centers PAN India
Ability to source raw steel from steel mills
Difficult for metal producers to push sales
SG Mart’s trading capacity is 20 times more
with rising production capacities
than current largest steel trader
Steel end-users pay 2%-3% freight cost to procure processed steel from metro cities
Group’s lengthy experience in steel
downstream sector
Downstream Distribution Products
Renewable Structures
Gap No B2B platform to connect fragmented
Right to Win Strong distribution presence for the group in
demand and fragmented supply
steel downstream products
Gap Limited organized players Strength to purchase raw material in bulk at
Right to Win Leveraging Group’s existing relationships
with EPC contractors, IPPs
Multiple SME manufacturers in the market,
mostly unorganized / informal
Demand visibility worth Rs. 4Tn from group distributors who deal in steel downstream products
competitive price
Ability to source raw material from steel
mills
Using existing infrastructure (land and shed)
to set up solar profiling machines
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Our Leadership
Mr. Amit Thakur Executive Director, Leader - B2B Metal Trading
Mr. Suraj Kumar Chief Financial Officer
Ms. Anamika Gulati Senior GM - Sales & Marketing Leader - Renewable Structures
Mr. Archit Arora VP - Sales & Marketing Leader - Service Center & Distribution Business
Mr. Shailendra Arora AVP- Sales & Marketing, Leader - TMT
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Financial Performance - Segment Wise
Financial Year
FY24
FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY26
Q2FY26
Business Vertical
B2B Metal Trading
Network of Service centres1
Distribution products
Renewable Structures
TMT2
Total
Total EBITDA (Rs. Mn)
EBITDA margin
Revenue
Volume
Revenue
Volume
Revenue
Volume
Revenue
Volume
Revenue
Volume
(Rs. Mn)
(k Tons)
(Rs. Mn)
(k Tons)
(Rs. Mn)
(k Tons)
(Rs. Mn)
(k Tons)
(Rs. Mn)
(k Tons)
17,550
322
32,107
-
8,587
692
-
-
-
20,016
3,801
632
386
-
8,212
6,309
1,289
Yet to start
2,638
-
140
154
128
-
-
3,274
6,119
1,958
67
19
70
121
-
1
-
5,434
8,157
2,825
611
15
111
163
-
8
-
26,829
322
58,562
1,018
15,950
282
11,438
192
17,042
282
618
2.3%
1,031
1.8%
388
2.4%
359
3.1%
280
1.6%
Business Growth visibility – 50% CAGR in next 3 years
1Number of operational service centers – 7 The company has taken two service centres, located in Ahmedabad and Indore, on lease. These operations will subsequently be shifted to company-owned facilities upon their establishment
2The company shifted to royalty-based model in Q4FY25. Revenue figures for Q1FY26 and Q2FY26 comprise only the royalty incomes on TMT
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B2B Metal Trading
Primary metal producers
SG Mart
SG Mart B2B customers
Bulk buying Bulk selling
JSW Steel
Distributors/Dealers/Stockists
Jindal Steel & Power Ltd
NMDC Steel
SAIL
Third party service centres
Hindustan Zinc Ltd
Other End Users of Steel*
Key Highlights
Market Opportunity (Annual)
Flat Steel (Addressable Market)
25Mn Tons (Rs. 1.25Tn)
1.
Steel Billets
Zinc Ingots
2. FY25 Volume
3. Q2FY26 Volume
4. Target EBITDA
5. No. of customers served
10Mn Tons (Rs. 400Bn)
10,000 Tons (Rs. 2.4Bn)
632k Tons
111k Tons
2%-3%
50
*This would include various user industries such as steel pipe producers, PEB, Yellow Goods etc.
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Network of Service Centres
Dubai
Dujana
Jaipur
Kanpur
Patna
Siliguri
Ahmedabad
Indore
Raipur
Bhubaneshwar
Pune
Hyderabad
Bangalore
Chennai
Operational service centres
Upcoming service centres in next 2 years
Key Highlights
Market Opportunity (Annual)
1.
Stock & Sell
Sheet Processing
Monthly capacity per service centre
2.
Metro cities
Non-metro cities
3. FY25 Volume
4. Q2FY26 Volume
5. Target EBITDA
6. Target Customer Industry
7Mn Tons (Rs. 364Bn)
6Mn Tons (Rs. 312Bn)
8,000 Tons
5,000 Tons
386k Tons
163K Tons
4%-5%
White goods, Auto components, Construction equipment, Farm equipment, Fabrication & PEB companies
7. No. of customers served
300
Avg. area of service centres
8.
Metro cities
Non-metro cities
250,000 sq. ft.
150,000 sq. ft.
9. Number of operational service centres – 7*
10. Target to add 5-7 service centres each year
11. Business opportunity in UAE is immense in hindsight of ongoing global trade war
*Includes two service centres, located in Ahmedabad and Indore, taken on lease. These operations will subsequently be shifted to company-owned facilities upon their establishment
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Network of Service Centres (Continued)
CTL Machine at Dubai
CTL Machine at Raipur
Embossing Machine at Dujana
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Network of Service Centres (Continued)
Current Monthly capacity (Tons)
Capacities
Ghaziabad - North
Bangalore - South
Pune - West
Cut-To-Length 6,500
Chequered
2,500
Slitting
3,000
Solar
Total
15,000
27,000
10,000
2,500
-
-
6,000
2,500
3,000
-
Raipur - Central
12,000
2,000
-
-
Dubai - UAE
6,000
Rented – Indore
3,000
Rented – Ahmedabad
6,000
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Total
49,500
9,500
6,000
15,000
80,000
12,500
11,500
14,000
6,000
3,000
6,000
*The company has taken two service centres, located in Ahmedabad and Indore, on lease. These operations will subsequently be shifted to company-owned facilities upon their establishment
Note: This does not include Stock & Sell Volumes
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Downstream Distribution Products
Bar
MS Angle
Key Highlights
Distribution Products
Channel
1 Market Opportunity - Annual
Light Structurals -800k Tons (Rs. 40Bn)
2
3
4
5
6
FY25 Revenue
Q2FY26 Revenue
Target EBITDA
Target Customer Industry
No. of customers served
Rs. 3,801Mn
Rs 2,825Mn
2.0% - 2.5%
Construction sector
250
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Renewable Structures
Dujana
Ahmedabad
Pune
Bangalore
Operational locations
Upcoming locations
Raipur
Key Highlights
1. Market Opportunity (India) - Annual
800k Tons (Rs. 52Bn)
2. Export Potential - Annual
100k Tons (Rs. 6.5Bn)
3. Targeted Monthly capacity by H2FY26
15,000 Tons
4. Latest Order book
5. Target EBITDA
Rs. 260 Cr
2%-4%
6. Target Customer Industry
Solar EPCs / IPPs
7.
8.
Installation of machines at existing service centres - No additional capex required for land and shed
The company is leveraging group’s existing relationships with IPPs & EPC contractors
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Renewable Structures (Continued)
Raw steel is processed to manufacture ground mounting structures
Solar profiling machine at Dujana
Raw Material
Ground-mounted solar modules supported by structures
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At a Glance – Q2FY26
Rs.17.0Bn
Rs.280 Mn
1.6%
Rs.265 Mn
1.6%
Rs.289 Mn
Revenue 5% YoY decrease 49% QoQ increase
Business EBITDA 87% YoY increase 22% QoQ decrease
Business EBITDA Margin 81 bps YoY increase 150 bps QoQ decrease
Net Profit 66% YoY increase 18% QoQ decrease
Net Profit Margin 67 bps YoY increase 127 bps QoQ decrease
Cash profit 78% YoY increase 15% QoQ decrease
22 days
16%
9%
Rs. 8.5Bn
2,328
402
*Net WC days FY25 was 30 days
*ROCE FY25 was 22%
*ROE FY25 was 9%
Net cash as on 30 Sept 25
Registered Customers
by end of Q2FY26
Registered Suppliers by end of Q2FY26
*ROCE and ROE have been annualized basis H1FY26 numbers. Other income has not been considered for the purpose of EBIT calculation *Capital employed is average of Total assets minus current liability minus surplus cash, as at the end of FY25 and 30 Sept 2025 *Net Working Capital has been calculated as Total Current Assets - Total Current Liabilities
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At a Glance – H1FY26
Rs.28.5Bn
Rs.639 Mn
2.2%
Rs.588 Mn
2.1%
Rs.629 Mn
Revenue 3% YoY decrease
Business EBITDA 61% YoY increase
Business EBITDA Margin 89 bps YoY increase
Net Profit 39% YoY increase
Net Profit Margin 62 bps YoY increase
Cash profit 47% YoY increase
22 days
16%
9%
Rs. 8.5Bn
2,328
402
*Net WC days FY25 was 30 days
*ROCE FY25 was 22%
*ROE FY25 was 9%
Net cash as on 30 Sept 25
Registered Customers
by end of Q2FY26
Registered Suppliers by end of Q2FY26
*ROCE and ROE have been annualized basis H1FY26 numbers. Other income has not been considered for the purpose of EBIT calculation *Capital employed is average of Total assets minus current liability minus surplus cash, as at the end of FY25 and 30 Sept 2025 *Net Working Capital has been calculated as Total Current Assets - Total Current Liabilities
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Growing strength-to-strength
*Revenue (Rs. Mn)
^Business EBITDA (Rs. Mn)
17,928
15,950
13,347
11,438
17,042
388
359
279
280
149
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY26
Q2FY26
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY26
Q2FY26
PAT (Rs. Mn)
No. of registered customers
No. of registered suppliers
331
323
280
265
159
1,270
2,126
2,257
2,312
2,328
402
223
225
246
145
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY26
Q2FY26
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY26
Q2FY26
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY26
Q2FY26
Previous quarters
H1FY26
*Q2FY25 and Q3FY25 revenue figures haven been adjusted on account of netting of TMT sales and cost of purchases from one of the suppliers ^ In compliance with the accounting standards, the forex gains of Rs. 18 Mn in Q4FY25 and Rs. 62 Mn in Q3FY25 have been classified as Other Income. However, for the purposes of this presentation, the same have been factored in while calculating Business EBITDA
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Growing strength-to-strength (Continued)
Operating Cash Flow (Rs. Bn)
2.2
0.3
FY24
43
(2.9)
FY25
H1FY26
ROCE (%)
22
16
FY24
FY25
H1FY26
FY24 & FY25 H1FY26
Net Cash (Rs. Bn)
9.4
8.5
4.6
FY24
FY25
H1FY26
NWC days
30
22
5
FY24
FY25
H1FY26
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Profit & Loss Statement
Particulars (Rs. Mn)%
Net Revenue
Raw Material Costs
Employee Costs
Other expenses
Business EBITDA
Business EBITDA Margin %
Other Income
Interest Cost
Depreciation
Tax
Net Profit
Net Profit Margin %
Q2FY25
#17,928
17,621
42
116
149
0.8%
197
128
3
56
159
0.9%
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY26
Q2FY26
H1FY26
H1FY25
#13,347
12,955
15,950
15,341
11,438
10,887
17,042
16,533
44
69
^279
2.1%
197
98
4
94
280
2.1%
55
167
^388
2.4%
180
136
12
89
331
2.1%
67
124
359
3.1%
204
120
17
103
323
2.8%
81
148
280
1.6%
190
115
23
66
265
1.6%
28,480
27,420
148
272
639
2.2%
395
236
41
169
588
#29,264
28,540
76
252
396
1.4%
391
205
5
155
422
2.1%
1.4%
Operational metrics
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY26
Q2FY26
H1FY26
H1FY25
*NWC (days)
*ROCE
*ROE
(8)
76%
8%
11
32%
8%
30
22%
9%
15
21%
10%
22
16%
9%
22
16%
9%
(8)
76%
8%
FY25
58,562
56,835
175
520
1,031
1.8%
802
439
21
339
1,034
1.8%
FY25
30
22%
9%
#Q2FY25, Q3FY25 and H1FY25 revenue figures haven been adjusted on account of netting of TMT sales and cost of purchases from one of the suppliers ^ In compliance with the accounting standards, the forex gains of Rs. 18 Mn in Q4FY25 and Rs. 62 Mn in Q3FY25 have been classified as Other Income. However, for the purposes of this presentation, the same have been factored in while calculating Business EBITDA *ROCE and ROE for respective quarters have been presented on annualized basis *Other income has not been considered for the purpose of EBIT calculation *Capital employed is average of Total assets minus current liability minus surplus cash, as at the end of FY25 and 30 June 2025 *NWC has been calculated as Total Current Assets -Total Current Liabilities
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Balance Sheet & Cash flow – H1FY26
Balance Sheet - Assets (Rs. Mn)
Cash & Bank Balance
Receivables
Inventories
Other current assets
Fixed assets (net)
Other assets
Total Assets
H1FY26
10,840
3,322
4,137
2,748
3,683
11
24,742
Balance Sheet - Liabilities (Rs. Mn)
H1FY26
Trade payables
Other current liabilities
Debt
Others
Shareholders' funds
Total Equity & Liabilities
6,091
691
2,325
358
15,277
24,742
FY25
11,448
3,167
2,535
2.781
3,047
6
22,985
FY25
3,292
389
6,890
332
12,081
22,985
Cashflow Statement (Rs. Mn)
H1FY26
EBITDA
Change in Accounts receivables
Change in Inventory
Other WC changes
Tax
Other Income
Operating cash flow
Capex
Investments
Interest
Free cash flow
Dividend payments
Capital increase
Others
Net change in cash flow
Net cash beginning
Net cash end
639
(155)
(1,602)
3,135
(169)
395
2,242
(677)
-
(236)
1,330
-
2,607
21
3,958
4,558
8,516
FY25
1,031
-2,304
-1,823
-292
-339
802
-2,924
-2,021
-
-439
-5,384
-
177
321
-4,886
9,444
4,558
Capital advances classified as Other Assets in Balance sheet and considered as Capex in Cash Flow Statement
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Cash Flow Bridge (Rs. Mn)
Note 1: Increase in capital is due to conversion of warrants
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THANK YOU
For further information, please contact: Suraj Kumar - Chief Financial Officer Naman Rastogi – GM Strategy SG Mart Limited
T: +91 9205909028 E: namanrastogi@sgmart.co.in
Q2FY26 Result Highlights
SG Mart Ltd. announces Q2FY26 Results
Noida, October 30, 2025 – SG Mart, a rapidly growing B2B construction materials marketplace, today announced its financial and operational performance for quarter ending September 30, 2025.
The company reported a net revenue Rs. 17.0 billion, (reflecting a decrease of 5% YoY, increase of 49% QoQ) and a PAT of RS. 265 Mn (reflecting an increase of 66% YoY, decrease of 18% QoQ).
SG Mart offers a wide range of products, encompassing more than 49 product categories, and more than 6,000 SKUs. These categories include construction steel products like TMT Rebars, HR Sheet, Welding rod, Binding wire, mesh net, tapping screw and barbed wire, among others. Additionally, in response to the increasing demand, the Company has introduced tiles, cement, bath fittings, laminates and paints. The company also forayed into renewables sector by launching the supply of solar mounting structures during the first quarter of FY26.
SG Mart’s customer base spans top tier EPC companies, real estate developers, OEMs, Independent Power Producers, traders, dealers and retailers. With successful deliveries to multiple cities spread across India, the Company has established a robust distribution network, facilitating seamless operations, and ensuring pan-India reach. The company is proud to be associated with more than 2,328 customers and 402 vendors.
Mr. Amit Thakur, Executive Director, SG Mart, comments on Q2FY26 results
“We are pleased to report that our team has delivered strong sequential growth in Q2FY26, with revenue increasing over the previous quarter. This reflects improved traction across our core steel-trading business, downstream steel products and the renewable-structures segment.
At the same time, we have observed some pressure on our margin performance. While the revenue growth is encouraging, margin compression arose due to softer realisations in the steel trading business and elevated cost absorption for the newly started renewable business.”
The key financial metrics for Q2FY26 and H1FY26 are given below:
Particulars (in Rs Mn)
Revenue Business EBITDA Other income Total EBITDA PAT
Notes:
Q2FY26 17,042 280 190 470 265
Q1FY26 11,438 359 204 563 323
Q2FY25 17,928 149 197 346 159
H1FY26 28,480 639 395 1,033 588
H1FY25 29,264 396 391 788 422
1. Q2FY25 and H1FY25 revenue figures have been adjusted on account of netting of TMT
sales and cost of purchases from one of the suppliers