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Amara Raja Energy & Mobility Limited — Q1 FY26

Amara Raja's Q1 FY26 consolidated revenue grew 4% YoY to ₹3,411 crore, driven by robust OEM demand (12-13% growth) and aftermarket expansion, but weighed down by export degrowth of 7-8% and a 30% decline in telecom lead-acid volumes.

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Revenue ₹3,411 Cr +4%
EBITDA
PAT
EBITDA Margin 11.7%
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Amara Raja's Q1 FY26 consolidated revenue grew 4% YoY to ₹3,411 crore, driven by robust OEM demand (12-13% growth) and aftermarket expansion, but weighed down by export degrowth of 7-8% and a 30% decline in telecom lead-acid volumes. EBITDA margin at 11.7% was subdued due to higher material costs (antimony), power cost overruns, increased warranty provisioning, and a 4pp shift toward lower-margin trading revenue (23% of sales). The new energy business contributed ₹122 crore, with lithium pack sales crossing 100 MWh for the first time. Management expects margins to recover from Q2 as the tubular battery plant ramps up and power cost issues resolve. Key risks include persistent export weakness and competitive pricing pressure limiting margin expansion.

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Quarter Snapshot

Lithium pack sales 100 MWh
+substantial QoQ

First time crossing 100 MWh in a quarter, driven by telecom sector demand.

Four-wheeler OEM volume growth 12-13%
+12-13% YoY

Outpaced industry growth due to higher allocation on existing platforms.

Export volume decline 7-8%
-7-8% YoY

Degrowth due to tariff-related disruptions and competitive intensity in APAC/Middle East.

Lube sales volume growth 2x
+100% YoY

Recently launched lubes product continues strong momentum, volumes doubled YoY.

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Top guidance Capex of ₹1,200-1,300 crore for FY26

Majority (₹800-900 crore) allocated to new energy projects; balance for lead-acid business.

Top risk Export weakness may persist

Export volumes declined 7-8% YoY due to tariff challenges and competitive intensity; management expects recovery only after 1-2 quarters.

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