The Board of Directors at its meeting held today has considered and approved the audited financial results for the 4th quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026 both on standalone ....
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Exicom Tele-Systems reported FY2026 standalone revenue of Rs 894.80 Cr, up ~19% YoY (vs Rs 752.42 Cr in FY25), with standalone PAT at Rs 13.57 Cr vs Rs 20.94 Cr prior year — standalone profit declined ~35% YoY. On a consolidated basis, the company reported a massive net loss of Rs (274.13) Cr for FY2026 compared to a loss of Rs (110.03) Cr in FY25. The consolidated loss was driven primarily by the EV Charger segment (Tritium subsidiaries) which posted a loss of Rs (23,514.67) Lakhs before tax and interest, with the subsidiaries collectively reporting a net loss of Rs (28,670.29) Lakhs for the year. The company had two exceptional items: Rs 86.26 L (labour code changes, Q3) and Rs 1,653.04 L (VRS + restructuring costs). A rights issue of Rs 25,941.40 L was completed in July 2025 and fully utilised. The statutory auditor issued an unmodified opinion.
The standalone business is profitable but declining in profitability, while the consolidated picture is severely impacted by losses in the overseas EV charger (Tritium) business. The massive consolidated loss despite strong revenue growth signals a structural profitability issue at the subsidiary level that investors should monitor closely.