Earnings Review
Amber Enterprises' consol PAT up 15% on yr at INR 1.34 bln
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--Amber Enterprises Jan-Mar consol net profit INR 1.34 bln
--Analysts saw Amber Enterprises Jan-Mar consol net profit INR 1.37 bln
--Amber Enterprises Jan-Mar consol revenue INR 41.48 bln
--Analysts saw Amber Enterprises Jan-Mar consol revenue INR 42.27 bln
--Amber Ent Jan-Mar consol net profit INR 1.34 bln vs INR 1.16 bln yr ago
--Amber Ent Jan-Mar consol revenue INR 41.48 bln vs INR 37.54 bln year ago
--Amber Ent FY26 consol net profit INR 1.78 bln vs INR 2.44 bln yr ago
--Amber Ent FY26 consol revenue INR 121.86 bln vs INR 99.73 bln yr ago
By J. Navya Sruthi and Durgesh Nandan
MUMBAI – Amber Enterprises' consolidated net profit increased on year due to higher total income in the March quarter. The company reported an exceptional cost on account of a loss reported by a joint venture which was largely offset by the one-time income reported by the company, which supported the company's net profit for the quarter.
The company's consolidated net profit rose over 15% on year to INR 1.34 billion in the March quarter. This was largely in line with the analysts' expectation of INR 1.37 billion. The company reported an exceptional cost of INR 670.01 million on account of a loss reported by a joint venture. This was largely offset by a one-time income of net equity accounted investment value aggregating to INR 640.23 million in Shuvaliks Mercantile Ltd.
If not for the one-time income, the company's profit before tax would have been INR 1.47 billion, down over 30% from the actual profit before tax of INR 2.11 billion.
Amber Enterprises reported a consolidated net revenue from operations of INR 41.48 billion for the reporting quarter, up over 10% on year. Amber Enterprises' balance sheet was strengthened after raising funds of INR 10 billion through qualified institutional placement. The company's subsidiary, ILJIN Electronics, raised funds of INR 17.5 billion from marquee investors.
The company's total expenses rose to INR 39.53 billion, up nearly 11% on year. Its employee benefits expense rose to INR 1.56 billion, up nearly 69% on year.
The Company posted operating earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation of INR 3.62 billion, up 15% from the corresponding quarter of the previous year and its operating EBIDTA margins rose to 8.7% from 8.4% on year.
"...secured land allotment of 100 acres in Amber Enterprises and 16 acres in Ascent-K Circuit towards the development of new manufacturing facilities at YEIDA, near Jewar Airport in Uttar Pradesh," Daljit Singh, the company's managing director said in a press release.
Sector wise, the company's electronics division reported the highest on-year growth of 49% for the financial year 2025-26 (Apr-Mar). Its railway sub-systems & defence division rose 19% on year in FY26 and the consumer durables division was up 14% on year.
For FY26, Amber Enterprises India Ltd. reported a net profit of INR 1.78 billion, down 27% year-on-year. Its top line for FY26 rose over 22% on year to INR 121.86 billion. Friday, shares of the company ended at INR 8,476.50 on the National Stock Exchange, up over 2%. End
Edited by Akul Nishant Akhoury
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