Submission of audited financial results for the 4th quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026, on both standalone and consolidated basis.
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Exicom Tele-Systems reported standalone revenue of Rs. 89,480 Lakhs for FY26, up 19% from Rs. 75,242 Lakhs in FY25, with PAT declining 35% to Rs. 1,357 Lakhs due to higher material costs and finance charges. Consolidated revenue grew 33% to Rs. 115,173 Lakhs, but the group posted a massive net loss of Rs. 27,413 Lakhs vs a loss of Rs. 11,003 Lakhs in FY25. The EV Charger segment (Tritium subsidiaries) was the primary loss driver, reporting a segment loss of Rs. 23,515 Lakhs — more than double the prior year loss of Rs. 9,624 Lakhs. The Critical Power segment, however, remained profitable and grew. Exceptional items of Rs. 1,653 Lakhs on a consolidated basis included VRS and employee restructuring costs. The auditors issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on both standalone and consolidated results. Cash flow from operations turned negative at Rs. 8,659 Lakhs on a consolidated basis, raising liquidity concerns.
Standalone operations are profitable but under margin pressure; the consolidated loss is dominated by the loss-making Tritium EV charger business abroad. Investors should monitor the EV segment turnaround, cash burn, and the recent loss of wholly-owned status of Exicom Power Solutions B.V.