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EquityWireEarnings Review: ABB India PAT falls for 2nd quarter, beats Street view
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ABB India PAT falls for 2nd quarter, beats Street view

This story was originally published at 18:21 IST on 6 November 2025
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Informist, Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025

 

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--ABB India Jul-Sept net profit INR 4.09 bln 
--Analysts saw ABB India Jul-Sept net profit INR 4.01 bln 
--ABB India Jul-Sept revenue INR 33.11 bln 
--Analysts saw ABB India Jul-Sept revenue INR 32.22 bln 
--ABB India Jul-Sept net profit INR 4.09 bln vs INR 4.40 bln year ago 
--ABB India Jul-Sept revenue INR 33.11 bln vs INR 29.12 bln year ago 
--ABB India Jan-Sept net profit INR 12.35 bln vs INR 13.43 bln year ago 
--ABB India Jan-Sept revenue INR 96.46 bln vs INR 88.23 bln year ago 
--ABB India Jul-Sept motion revenue INR 11.75 bln vs INR 10.79 bln year ago 
--ABB India Q2 electrification revenue INR 13.78 bln vs INR 11.54 bln yr ago 
--ABB India: Jul-Sept total orders INR 32.33 bln 
--ABB India Jul-Sept operational EBITDA margin 12.7% vs 16.4% year ago 
--ABB India Jul-Sept operational EBITDA INR 4.19 bln vs INR 4.78 bln yr ago 
--ABB India: All verticals posted revenue growth in Jul-Sept 

 

By Ashutosh Pati

 

MUMBAI – ABB India Ltd. recorded the second straight on-year fall in its bottom line in the quarter ended September, but registered its strongest growth in revenue in three quarters. The company's net profit was marginally better than Street estimates, while its revenue from operations was slightly higher than expectations.

 

The Indian subsidiary of Swiss electrification and automation major ABB Ltd. reported a net profit of INR 4.09 billion for the September quarter, down over 7% on year, while analysts expected bottom line at INR 4.01 billion. Its revenue for the reporting quarter rose around 14% on year to INR 33.11 billion. Analysts had expected the company to report a revenue of INR 32.22 billion. Sequentially, ABB India's net profit rose over 16% and revenue increased more than 4%.

 

 

The company's revenue from its electrification business, the largest segment, rose over 19% on year to INR 13.78 billion in the September quarter. Its revenue from the motion segment rose around 9% on year to INR 11.75 billion. All of the company's verticals registered a growth in revenue in the quarter. ABB India received total orders worth INR 32.33 billion in the reporting quarter, led by robust order growth in the motion and robotics and discrete automation segments.

 

The company's total expenditure during the quarter rose 18.5% on year to INR 28.53 billion because of an over 24% increase in the cost of raw materials to INR 17.56 billion. Its other expenses rose just over a percent to INR 5.26 billion while employee benefit expense rose more than 9% on year to INR 2.22 billion. The company reported operational earnings before interest, tax, and amortisation of INR 4.19 billion, down from INR 4.78 billion reported in the year-ago quarter. Its EBITA margin fell to 12.7% from 16.4% in the year-ago quarter.

 

For Jan-Sept, the company's net profit fell over 8% on year to INR 12.35 billion while its revenue rose more than 9% to INR 96.46 billion. The company declared its results after market hours. Thursday, shares of ABB India closed 0.3% lower at INR 5,228 on the National Stock Exchange.  End

 

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Edited by Akul Nishant Akhoury

 

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