OBSC Perfection
SME GEMS • HIDDEN CHAMPIONS OF THE SME PLATFORM

OBSC Perfection Ltd

The NSE SME listing most investors overlooked - and the story that unfolded in the 12 months that followed.

Market Cap
₹686 Cr
IPO Size: ₹66 Cr
FY25 Revenue
₹142 Cr
Audited
Confirmed Order Book
₹1,250+ Cr
TTM ₹193 Cr
Rev CAGR (3Yr)
37%
PAT CAGR: 67%

Company Profile

Listed on the NSE SME Platform in Oct-2024, OBSC Perfection is backed by the Omega Group (50 years in steel & manufacturing). It operates as a premier precision engineering company, supplying critical components to the automotive, defense, marine, and EV sectors.

02 • GROWTH MILESTONES

From Zero to ₹145 Cr in Under a Decade

6 Plants • 7 Processes • 3 States

2017Incorporated; backed by Omega Group with 5 decades in steel & manufacturing.
2018Unit 1 Pune CNC machining operations begin.
2020ISO 9001 certification achieved; BEL Zero Defect Supplier Award - first major quality recognition.
2021Unit 2 Pune added - investment casting process introduced.
2022Revenue crosses ₹50 Cr; Unit 3 Chennai operational — first geographic expansion.
2023Revenue approaches ₹100 Cr; defense & EV segments begin contributing.
2024Unit 4 dedicated to Tata EV components; IPO on NSE SME raises ₹66 Cr.
2025Unit 5 inaugurated (Apr) - hot & cold forging brought fully in-house.
2026Sanand (Gujarat) & Supa (Maharashtra) land acquired; Unit 6 cold forging in Faridabad; preferential allotment at 3x IPO price; stamping orders begin.
03 • PRODUCT PORTFOLIO

20+ Categories • 500+ Parts

Engineering partner, not just a vendor. Concept → Prototyping → Validation → Serial Production.

Sensor Bosses & Shock Absorber Rods

~30% of auto revenue

High-volume precision turned components for exhaust and suspension systems. Tight tolerances, repeat order cycles — a stable and predictable revenue base.

AlphaSeiki Clamping Solutions

Own brand - India / Export

Proprietary collets and guide bushes for Swiss turning machines under the 'AlphaSeiki' brand, validated on OBSC's own shop floor. Actively marketed to clients in Europe and the US.

Defense & Aerospace

₹133 Cr order book

Ammunition parts, missile sub-assemblies, artillery fuses. This category was negligible two years ago; today it anchors the company's re-rating story.

Other Precision Machined Parts

Diversified mix

Spline shafts, gear shifters, drive shafts, brass housings and more.

EV Battery Cooling Components

Sole-source status in India

Aluminium cooling plates for EV heat-sink assemblies - safety-critical, non-interchangeable parts. OBSC is the exclusive domestic supplier for a key OEM.

04 • FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

Compounding Revenue & Margins

Revenue Trajectory (₹ Cr)

PeriodRevenue (Audited)
FY22₹56 Cr
FY23₹95 Cr
FY24₹115 Cr
FY25₹142 Cr
TTM Revenue₹193 Cr

Profitability Metrics

PeriodOPM %PAT (₹ Cr)
FY2213%4 Cr
FY2310%5 Cr
FY2418%12 Cr
FY2518%17 Cr
Q3 FY26 Rev
₹59 Cr
Q3 FY26 Op Profit
₹12 Cr
Q3 FY26 PAT
₹7.5 Cr
Current P/E
~30x

*Based on Q3 operational update. Announced 26th Mar'26 on retrospective basis due to exchange regulations as paid-up capital surpassed 25cr

05 • REVENUE MIX EVOLUTION

From Pure-Play Auto to Multi-Vertical

VerticalShare (9M FY26)Strategic Context
Automotive 84% Still dominant but share declining as new verticals scale. Core repeat-order business remains stable.
Marine 6.7% Recovered in H1 FY26 after years of decline. Order pipeline improving with new vessel programs.
Defense 5.7% From near-zero to ₹133 Cr order book. BEL relationship and quality certifications are the moat.
Others/Exports 3.6% AlphaSeiki brand + exports to EU/US. Fastest margin profile growing from a low base.
06 • MANUFACTURING FOOTPRINT

6 Plants • 7 Processes • 3 States

The Plant Network

  • Unit 1 - Pune (Owned): 165 L/yr capacity | 88.8% utilisation | Core machining hub.
  • Unit 2 - Pune: Dual-mode: machining + casting | Casting 75% Util. | Machining 91% Util.
  • Unit 3 - Chennai: Largest single footprint | South India OEM cluster access.
  • Unit 4 - Pune (EV Dedicated): 15,000 sq ft | 76.7% utilisation | Entire capacity dedicated to EV cooling components.
  • Unit 5 - Pune (Apr 2025): 44,000 sq ft | Hot forging 1,200 T/yr + cold forging 600 T/yr.
  • Unit 6 - Faridabad (Cold Forging): Cold forging hub for North India OEM cluster; 6,000 T/yr capacity ordered.

7 Integrated Processes

  • 01. CNC Machining & Turning: Core capability - bars of steel, brass, aluminium shaped into precise components.
  • 02. Fabrication & Welding: TIG, MIG and laser welding; structural metal cutting and joining.
  • 03. Investment Casting: Wax pattern → ceramic shell → molten pour net-shape output.
  • 04. Forging (In-house, 2025): Hot & cold forging added. Superior grain and higher margin.
  • 05. Stamping: Sheet metal formed to 3D profiles. First external order Mar 2026.
  • 06. Surface Treatment: Phosphating & chromate coating for corrosion resistance.
  • 07. Assembly & QC: Verified against engineering drawings at every stage.
07 • EXPANSION ROADMAP

Three Vectors, Three Timelines

01. Forging Unit 5

H2 FY26 - Delivering Now

  • Hot forging 1,200 T/yr + cold forging 600 T/yr operational.
  • Eliminates third-party forging costs -> direct margin uplift.
  • P&L benefit flows from H2 FY26 onwards.

02. Sanand Plant (Gujarat)

Q4 FY27 - Phase 1 Start

  • Land acquired March 2026 for ₹2.85 Cr.
  • OEM nomination letter guarantees ₹49 Cr/yr offtake.
  • Products: machine pistons & shock absorbers.
  • Gujarat = hub of India's EV manufacturing belt.

03. Integrated Gigafactory

2-3 Year Vision

  • Land secured at Supa, Ahmednagar (Maharashtra) ~8.4 acres.
  • Goal: consolidate all rental facilities + 7 processes under one roof.
  • Removes 5 separate plant overheads + inter-plant logistics.

Management Targets (3-4 Year Horizon)

22-23%

EBITDA Margin

50% CAGR

Export Growth

70/25/5%

Auto / Defense+Aero / Others

₹300 Cr+

Forging Rev Potential

08 • VALUATION

Valuation Re-Rating Cycle

IPO to Peak to Now (Oct 2024 - Mar 2026) · P/E Multiple (TTM PAT basis)

The Multiples Journey

  • Oct 2024 (17x): IPO. Priced as a standard auto ancillary; defence pivot unknown.
  • Nov 2024 (24x): Order book narrative gains traction at ₹360 Cr+.
  • May 2025 (38x): FY25 results. Revenue +25%; margins expand; defence revenue accelerates.
  • Jun 2025 (44x): Forging unit opens; exports surge; orders hit ₹723 Cr.
  • Nov 2025 Peak (44x+): Orders ₹1,242 Cr; market cap ₹786 Cr; all 3 engines firing.
  • Mar 2026 Now (~30x): Broad market correction; TTM PAT ~₹23 Cr.
09 • KEY RISKS

What Could Break the Thesis

1. Customer Concentration (HIGH)

Top 10 clients account for 57-65% of revenue. The single largest OEM relationship anchors ₹250 Cr of orders — a deep strategic tie, but also a concentration point to monitor.

2. Simultaneous Expansion Risk (HIGH)

Gujarat plant + forging ramp-up + Gigafactory = three concurrent build-outs on a ₹142 Cr (FY25) revenue base. Delays or cost overruns will pressure free cash flow.

3. Order Book Conversion Risk (MEDIUM)

₹1,200 Cr order book assumes successful ramp of forging, stamping and Gujarat plant. Any execution slip - tooling delays, vendor qualification, or OEM program changes — can defer revenue recognition.

4. Geographic Concentration (MEDIUM)

Four of five plants are located in Pune. A single disruptive event — flood, labour action, or regulatory closure — could halt roughly 80% of output.

5. Working Capital Stretch (MEDIUM)

Defense and export clients operate on longer payment cycles versus domestic OEMs. As their revenue share grows, the cash conversion cycle will lengthen.

10 • THESIS SUMMARY

Opportunity vs. Risk in One View

Strengths & Opportunities

  • Revenue CAGR 36.8% alongside PAT CAGR of 67% — rare combination.
  • Sole-source EV cooling supplier for key OEM - structural moat; non-interchangeable parts.
  • Defense order book at ₹133 Cr - built from zero in under two years.
  • Forging in-house from Apr 2025 - direct, near-term margin benefit.
  • Gujarat: ₹2.85 Cr land commitment → ₹49 Cr/yr guaranteed revenue.
  • China+1 supply-chain shift creating real export pull from US & Europe.
  • Order book grew from ₹290 Cr to ₹1,200+ Cr within a single fiscal year.

Risks & Watch-Points

  • Largest OEM = ₹250 Cr of orders - meaningful single-client concentration.
  • Three expansion projects running simultaneously on a ₹142 Cr base.
  • 80% of production capacity sits in Pune — geographic concentration risk.
  • Order book conversion depends on simultaneous ramp of forging, stamping & Gujarat plant.
  • Defense & export mix shift will extend cash conversion cycles.
  • Track record is strong, but any guidance miss risks a sharp re-rating down.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER

For Informational Purposes Only · Not Investment Advice

This presentation has been prepared solely for informational and educational purposes. It does not constitute personalised investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security. All financial figures, order book data, and operational metrics cited herein are sourced from publicly available company filings, IPO documents, and stock exchange disclosures. Past revenue growth or stock price performance is not a guarantee of future results. Readers are strongly advised to conduct independent due diligence and consult a SEBI-registered investment advisor before making any investment decision. The preparer of this document may or may not hold positions in the securities discussed. All information should be independently verified prior to acting upon it.


Data Sources: OBSC Perfection Ltd IPO Prospectus · NSE SME Exchange Filings · Company Investor Presentations · Screener.in · Public Disclosures