Rishabh Instruments Limited has informed the Exchange about Transcript
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Rishabh Instruments' Q4 FY25 earnings call showed consolidated revenue of INR 720 crore (4% YoY growth) with adjusted EBITDA margin of 8.9%, down from prior year. The electronics business performed well — Lumel SA (Poland) grew 14% with 20.4% EBITDA margins, and standalone Rishabh India grew 6.5% with 16.8% margin. The aluminum die-casting segment (Lumel Alucast) remained weak with full-year negative EBITDA of INR 150 million, though Q4 turned breakeven at 0.2% versus -3.7% earlier. Management guided to positive Alucast EBITDA by end of FY26, shared a 5-year product roadmap targeting 50% incremental revenue from new launches, and confirmed the company is net debt-free with INR 1,022 million in cash. New SMT lines, two facility expansions in Nashik, a 1.5 MW solar plant, and 100% acquisition of Czech-based MICROSYS (SCADA software) were highlighted as growth initiatives.
Core electronics and Poland businesses are steady growth drivers, but the die-casting turnaround and European auto headwinds remain key risks for near-term profitability. The strong product pipeline, refreshed leadership, and healthy net cash position support the long-term story, though shareholders may want to watch execution on the Alucast recovery and 5-year roadmap delivery.