BOSCH HOME COMFORT INDIA LIMITED has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2026.
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Bosch Home Comfort India (formerly Johnson Controls-Hitachi) reported a net loss of Rs. 28.6 million for FY2026 versus a profit of Rs. 588.3 million in FY2025, a dramatic turnaround. Revenue declined marginally from Rs. 27,564.6 million to Rs. 26,986.9 million. The company faced multiple headwinds including Rs. 89.7 million in severance costs, Rs. 65 million one-time retention bonus post-Bosch acquisition, Rs. 140.8 million labour code impact, and a warehouse fire causing Rs. 309.4 million inventory loss (net insurance recovery of Rs. 112 million). The auditors issued an unmodified (clean) opinion. Key changes include Robert Bosch GmbH completing acquisition (public shareholding now at 17.78%, below the 25% minimum requiring restoration within 12 months), and board appointments of Marcel Heese as Director/Chairperson and re-appointment of Sanjay Sudhakaran as Managing Director.
The company swung to a loss despite stable revenues due to multiple exceptional items and operational challenges. Shareholders should note the public shareholding compliance issue requiring corrective action within 12 months. However, the clean audit opinion and positive Q4 FY2026 performance (profit of Rs. 408.7 million) indicate operational recovery in the latter part of the year.