Exicom Tele-Systems Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated February 13, 2026, titled ""Exicom Delivers a Steady Q3, Expands Order Book and Growth Runway for FY27"".
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Exicom Tele-Systems reported Q3 FY26 consolidated revenue of ~₹277 crore, up ~41% year-on-year, driven by strong domestic growth. Standalone revenue rose 58% YoY to ~₹234 crore with EBITDA of ~₹16 crore (6.9% margin), showing a sharp turnaround from a -4.4% margin a year ago. However, consolidated EBITDA remained negative at ~-₹32 crore and consolidated PAT was -₹67.9 crore, dragged by Tritium integration costs. The Critical Power business more than doubled YoY to ~₹164 crore on BharatNet deliveries, EVSE India revenue grew ~4% to ~₹70 crore, and Tritium order bookings reached ~USD 9 million. The company expects Q4 FY26 Tritium revenue of ~USD 10 million and is targeting Tritium EBITDA breakeven by Q4 FY27.
Positive revenue momentum and improving standalone margins signal operational strength, but persistent consolidated losses and negative Tritium EBITDA remain near-term overhangs on profitability. The strong order pipeline (~₹1,400 crore in Critical Power plus new Telco and EVSE wins) provides good revenue visibility for FY27, which could drive a re-rating if the company delivers on its growth and breakeven targets.