Schneider Electric Infrastructure Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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Schneider Electric Infrastructure reported Q3 FY26 revenue from operations of Rs 1,029.17 crore, up about 20% from Rs 857.20 crore in Q3 FY25, driven by stronger product and systems demand. Nine-month revenue grew roughly 12.3% to Rs 2,300.94 crore versus Rs 2,049.82 crore a year ago. However, Q3 net profit fell about 12% YoY to Rs 97.03 crore and nine-month PAT dipped around 10.6% to Rs 190.59 crore, mainly because of a one-time exceptional charge of Rs 24.58 crore towards incremental gratuity liability arising from the new Labour Codes notified in November 2025. Profit before exceptional items and tax for nine months actually rose about 8% to Rs 280.85 crore, showing healthy underlying operations. The statutory auditors S.N. Dhawan & Co LLP issued an unmodified limited review opinion. The board also approved a postal ballot seeking shareholder approval for material related party transactions and for financial assistance to employees under the 2026 WESOP scheme linked to parent Schneider Electric SE's shares.
Top-line growth remains strong, but reported earnings are temporarily suppressed by the Labour Code gratuity charge; underlying operating profitability is still expanding. The postal ballot items on related party transactions and WESOP funding are procedural and may be neutral to mildly positive depending on shareholder view.