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Informist, Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026

 

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--ABB India Oct-Dec net profit INR 4.33 bln 
--Analysts saw ABB India Oct-Dec net profit at INR 4.35 bln 
--ABB India Oct-Dec revenue INR 35.57 bln 
--Analysts saw ABB India Oct-Dec revenue at INR 34.38 bln 
--ABB India Oct-Dec net profit INR 4.33 bln vs INR 5.28 bln year ago 
--ABB India Oct-Dec revenue INR 35.57 bln vs INR 33.65 bln year ago 
--ABB India to pay INR 29.59 per share final dividend 
--ABB India Oct-Dec labour code implementation cost INR 659.4 mln 
--ABB India 2025 net profit INR 16.68 bln vs INR 18.72 bln 2024 
--ABB India 2025 revenue INR 132.03 bln vs INR 121.88 bln 2024 
--ABB India Oct-Dec motion revenue INR 12.02 bln vs INR 11.19 bln year ago 
--ABB India Oct-Dec electrification sales INR 15.98 bln vs INR 15.03 bln
--ABB India dividend record date May 2 
--ABB India Oct-Dec operational EBITDA INR 5.18 bln vs INR 6.39 bln yr ago 
--ABB India Oct-Dec operational EBITDA margin 14.6% vs 19.0% year ago 
--ABB India: Oct-Dec total orders INR 40.96 bln 
--ABB India: 2025 total orders INR 141.15 bln 

 

By Gopika Balasubramanium 

 

MUMBAI – ABB India Ltd. reported another weak quarter, with its top line for the quarter ended December growing at its slowest pace in three quarters and its bottom line falling for the third consecutive quarter. This came despite a slower year-on-year rise in total expenses during the quarter.

 

The company's net profit for Oct-Dec fell 18% on year to INR 4.33 billion, largely in line with the expectations of INR 4.35 billion. The company earned INR 35.57 billion as revenue from its core operations, up nearly 6% on year and slightly higher than the INR 34.38 billion predicted by the Street. Sequentially, the net profit rose around 6% and revenue rose over 7%.

 

The company's revenue from its electrification segment, which comprises a bulk of its overall sales, rose over 6% on year to INR 15.98 billion in the December quarter. Its revenue from the motion segment rose around 7% on year to INR 12.02 billion in Oct-Dec. All the company's verticals, barring robotics and discrete automation, registered a growth in revenue in the latest quarter.

 

The company's overall expenditure rose 11.3% on year to INR 30.56 billion during the quarter, despite slight decline in the cost of raw materials to INR 16.47 billion. Its other expenses were also largely flat on year at INR 5.31 billion. The surge in expenses was mainly due to a 50% on-year jump in employee benefit expense to INR 2.91 billion. The company booked INR 2.72 billion under expenses towards the purchase of stock-in-trade. The company spent INR 659.40 million on provisions towards the new labour code implementation. 

 

The company reported operational earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of INR 5.18 billion, down from INR 6.39 billion in the year-ago quarter. Its EBITA margin contracted to 14.6% from 19.0% in the year-ago quarter. During the quarter, ABB India had received total orders worth INR 40.96 billion, as per the press release. The company noted that Oct-Dec saw the "highest fourth quarter orders in the last five years." In 2025, the company had received total orders worth INR 141.15 billion.

 

For the full year ended December 2025, the company's net profit fell around 11% on year to INR 16.68 billion, while its revenue rose more than 8% on year to INR 132.03 billion. The company said it would pay a final dividend of INR 29.59 per share for 2025 and set the record date for the same as May 2. The company declared its results after market hours. On Thursday, shares of ABB India closed 3% lower at INR 5,719.50 on the National Stock Exchange.  End

 

Edited by Tanima Banerjee

 

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