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Revenue
₹28,30,86,00,000 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
3%
reported change
EBITDA
Pending
latest reported figure
Source
nse xbrl
record provenance
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What the record says.
ABB India reported a modest Q1 CY2025 with orders up 4% YoY and revenue up 3% YoY, while PAT grew 3%. Base orders grew 10%, supported by a large order of INR 200 crore in motion. Electrification and motion segments maintained strong profitability at 25.7% and 22% respectively, but process automation saw order weakness due to delayed customer decisions amid macro uncertainty. Exports grew 40% YoY in orders. Management highlighted a cautious near-term outlook, with large project decisions sluggish, but remains optimistic on medium-term demand driven by India's capex cycle. Key risks include global trade uncertainty and competitive pricing pressure in select product categories. Guidance was not specific; management expects base order growth to normalize as macro clarity improves.
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Guidance to track
No guidance to track were recorded for this quarter.
Risks flagged
- Process automation orders weak as customers delay capex decisions due to macro uncertainty; recovery timing uncertain.
- US-China tariffs and geopolitical tensions could impact export demand and customer confidence.
- Increased competition in select product categories is squeezing price realization, though impact is minor so far.
Key quotes
- We focus on the opportunities rather than we get too worried about macros. There are always opportunities.
- I think the main story is that the large projects which are being held back, they should be released in coming quarters.
- We are expanding our capacities organically to meet the market demand. That is how some of the balances are.
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