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HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA)

Fast Moving Consumer Goods › Household Products
₹543.80
at close · 28 Oct 2026
▲ 3.80 (+0.70%)

Latest filings

  1. September quarter profit rebounds to Rs 572.64 lakh on higher revenue · Compliance
  2. September quarter profit after tax jumps 184%; Lead Acid revival under review · Results
  3. September quarter total income up 38%; profit after tax up 184% · Results
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Snapshot

What the business is, and whether it's a good one at a fair price.

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Manufactures specialised high-tech batteries for aerospace, naval and power-system applications, with the Aerospace Naval and Power System Batteries segment contributing all of FY26 revenue of Rs 83.5264 crore. Customers include the Indian Navy, DRDO, VSSC and other defence agencies that need strategic-grade batteries. The Lead Acid Storage Batteries division has been non-operational throughout FY26 citing unremunerative prices and contributed Rs 0 to revenue. The cost base is split across raw materials at 27.5% of revenue and employee costs at 26.3%, with other operating expenses at 21.5% and depreciation at 1.3%. The company reported an FY26 EBITDA margin of 28.37% and net profit of Rs 15.3918 crore. It is debt-free and declared a Rs 3 per share dividend for FY26.

Revenue mix · reported segments
Aerospace Naval and Power System Batteries100.0%
Lead Acid Storage Batteries0.0%
Operating scale
Active operating segments
1 (Aerospace Naval and Power System Batteries)FY26
Lead Acid Battery Plant status
Non-operational throughout the yearFY26
Debt status
Debt-freeFY26
Dividend declared
Rs 3 per equity share on 89,63,840 sharesFY26
AGM
65th Annual General MeetingFY26
Who pays it
Indian Navy, DRDO, VSSC and other defence agencies
Biggest cost
Raw materials at 27.5% of revenue, followed by employee costs at 26.3%
Kind of business
Niche, asset-light maker of specialised defence-grade batteries with a single active product line
Where it sits
Single-segment supplier of strategic high-tech batteries to Indian defence and space agencies
Market Cap
₹487 Cr
P / E (TTM)
31.7×
EV / EBITDA
21.1×
Div Yield
0.55%
Growth
1.4%▲
Revenue 5y CAGR
PAT -3.4% · EBITDA -4.8%
Quality
27.4%▲
ROCE (5y median)
ROE 19.6% (5y median) · margin 28.4%
Leverage
0.10·
Debt / Equity · low
Net debt ₹12 Cr
Revenue FY21→FY26
1.1×▲
Margin −5.1 pts
₹78 Cr → ₹84 Cr
Cash conversion
0.87×·
Operating cash ÷ profit · 5 yrs
₹75 Cr on ₹86 Cr
Moves on a normal day
1.27%·
Median daily move
Last 267 sessions · the yardstick for filing-day moves
Where it sits among 9 Household Products peersBar = share of peers beaten · tick = industry median · latest reported figures
P/E (TTM)#6/8
P/B#9/10
ROCE#5/10
ROE#5/10
Debt / Equity#5/10
EBITDA margin#1/10
Revenue growth#9/10
Profit growth#9/10

Scorecard

Measured from the filed financials, judged against its Household Products peers · as of FY26 — not investment advice

Strengths
Returns on capital 27.4% (5-year median)
#5 of 10 in Household Products on the latest reported figures · down from 57.7% in FY21
Concerns
Slow revenue growth — 1% a year over 5 years
Profit shrinking over 5 years (−3% a year)
Erratic profits — up in only 2 of the last 5 years
Heavy working capital — 290 days of cash tied up
Customers are taking longer to pay — 85 → 125 days of receivables
FY21 → FY26
EPS grew slower than profit — the share count rose (bonus or dilution)

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Common questions

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What does HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA) do?

HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA) is a Household Products company listed on BSE.

Is HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA) profitable?

Yes. Over the trailing twelve months HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA) reported a net profit of ₹15 Cr on revenue of ₹84 Cr.

Does HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA) pay a dividend?

Yes. The dividend yield is 0.55% at the current price. It paid out 18% of its profit as dividend in FY26.

Is HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA) debt-free?

No. It reported borrowings of ₹12 Cr on its 31 Mar 2026 balance sheet, or net debt of ₹12 Cr after cash. Debt stands at 0.10× equity. That is lower than 56% of its 10 Household Products peers.

Is HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA) expensive compared with its peers?

On trailing P/E, HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA) ranks 6 of 8 in Household Products — cheaper than 29% of them, against an industry median of 16.5×. This is a position, not a valuation judgement.

How much does the HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA) share price move in a day?

On a typical session HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES (INDIA) moves 1.27% — that is the median absolute close-to-close move across its last 267 trading days. MarketPing measures each filing's price reaction against it.

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