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ABB India Revenue History — Quarter by Quarter

ABB India's revenue moved from ₹3,000 Cr in Q1 FY24 to ₹3,184 Cr in Q1 FY26, a 6.1% change over 9 quarters. The table keeps each quarter linked back to the underlying earnings page.

Revenue by Quarter

QuarterRevenue (₹ Cr)YoY Change
Q1 FY26₹3,184 Cr+6%
Q3 FY25₹3,365 Cr+14%
Q2 FY25₹2,912 Cr+12%
Q1 FY25₹28,30,86,00,000 Cr+3%
Q4 FY25₹3,010 Cr+8%
Q4 FY24₹30,80,36,00,000 Cr—
Q3 FY24₹27,57,49,00,000 Cr+5%
Q2 FY24₹2,800 Cr+13%
Q1 FY24₹3,000 Cr+28%

What management said about revenue

G

Q1 FY26 · Volume growth to offset cost pressures

Management expects higher revenue volume from the strong order backlog to mitigate the impact of forex and commodity volatility on margins.

G

Q3 FY25 · Double-digit revenue growth ambition

ABB India aims to maintain double-digit revenue growth trajectory, supported by base order momentum and backlog execution.

G

Q2 FY25 · Order conversion pipeline for H2

Management sees a reasonable pipeline of medium-to-large projects in railways, metros, and process automation, expecting conversions in Q3 and Q4.

G

Q4 FY25 · Double-digit revenue growth target

Management aims for double-digit revenue growth, contingent on order booking and execution in 2026.

G

Q4 FY24 · 65%-70% of order backlog to be executed in 2025

Approximately 65%-70% of the INR 9,400 crore backlog is expected to be executed in the coming year, with the remainder in 2026.

G

Q3 FY24 · Order backlog execution over next 3-4 quarters

The ₹10,000 crore backlog, comprising 75% base orders (3-12 month cycle) and 25% large orders (project-linked), will be executed over the next 3-4 quarters.

G

Q3 FY24 · Capacity expansion with incremental investment

Management expects to handle demand growth with incremental CapEx of ₹200-250 crore annually, leveraging existing land banks and productivity improvements.

G

Q3 FY24 · Continued focus on data centers and renewables

Data centers and renewable energy segments are expected to remain high-growth, with ABB's portfolio well-positioned to capture demand.

G

Q2 FY24 · Sustained double-digit growth trajectory

Management expects continued strong demand across segments, supported by India's capex cycle and government stability post-elections.

G

Q1 FY24 · Data center orders to accelerate

Data center opportunity is accelerating with increasing project sizes and repeat orders from global majors.