ABB India Limited has informed the Exchange about Presentation
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ABB India reported Q2 CY2025 revenue of ₹3,175 crore, up 12% year-on-year and the highest Q2 revenue in five years, driven by electrification segment growth. However, total orders fell 12% to ₹3,036 crore as large orders nearly dried up (₹13 crore vs ₹545 crore a year ago), though base orders grew 5%. Order backlog stood strong at ₹10,064 crore (+6% YoY), providing execution visibility for the next four quarters. Profitability took a sharp hit with EBITDA margin contracting to 13.0% from 19.2% and PAT falling 20% to ₹352 crore, hurt by forex volatility, higher import content, adverse revenue mix, and one-offs. The Board declared an interim dividend of ₹9.77 per share, and the company maintained a healthy cash balance of ₹5,154 crore. Management remains optimistic on long-term drivers including electrification, data centres, renewables, and railways, even as near-term market conditions stay soft.
Mixed quarter for shareholders - strong revenue momentum and robust backlog are positives, but the steep drop in large orders and significant margin compression signal near-term headwinds. The interim dividend and strong cash position provide some cushion, but weak Q2 profitability may weigh on sentiment in the short term.