Cubex Tubings Limited (CUBEXTUB) Share Price, Dividend & Analysis | Anvest

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Cubex Tubings Limited manufactures non-ferrous metal products, primarily copper and copper-based alloys like tubes, rods, and wires. The company generates revenue from selling these products to various industries, including power, defense, and construction, with a focus on the domestic Indian market and growing export ambitions.

CopperFounded:1979CEO/MD:Virendra BhandariHQ:Secunderabad, Telangana

Business profile as of 2026-08-25

Business at a Glance

Its manufacturing includes seamless solid drawn tubes, rods, bus bars, and wires.
While primarily serving the Indian market, it is targeting exports to the Middle East, Europe, and the USA.

Revenue growth: +7.8%FY26 growth+14.7%3Y CAGR
PAT growth: +11.9%FY26 growth+41.2%3Y CAGR
CFO / PAT: 0.71×FY26

What Looks Strong

GrowthRevenue grew at +14.7% CAGR over three years.
MarketShareholder returns of +55.4% CAGR over five years.
TrendPrice momentum is strong, with the stock trading comfortably above its 200-day trend.

What to Watch

MarginsOperating margin is thin at 1.8%, leaving limited buffer against input cost volatility. Watch gross margin and cost lines in the next results.
ValuationShare price has risen ~62% annualised over three years against ~41% profit growth, increasing valuation sensitivity to a growth slowdown.

Reports a single operating segment in its results filings.
These products cater to a diverse range of industrial applications.
The company operates in a single reportable segment: Copper and Copper Alloys products.

FY26 (standalone): revenue ₹288 cr, up 8% from ₹267 cr in FY25; net profit ₹7.5 cr, up 12% from ₹6.7 cr in FY25.
FY26 (standalone): operating cash flow ₹5.3 cr (0.7× net profit); debt/equity 0.52×.
Latest quarter to Sep 2026 (standalone): revenue ₹83.0 cr (up 13% year on year); net profit ₹4.6 cr.

The Debt Service Coverage Ratio decreased due to higher debt servicing obligations from new borrowings
The Inventory Turnover Ratio declined due to increased inventory levels, including work-in-progress and raw materials

The company's Debt-Equity Ratio increased due to additional borrowings
Consequently, total debt rose relative to shareholders' equity, impacting the Debt Service Coverage Ratio negatively