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₹2,470 Cr
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Revenue YoY
6%
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Cummins India reported Q4 FY25 revenue of INR 2,414 crore, up 6% YoY, driven by 39% export growth and domestic industrial sales. Domestic power gen declined 7% YoY due to CPCB2 pre-buy base effect, but CPCB4+ volumes are recovering to 80-85% of prior levels. Management guided for double-digit revenue growth in FY26, supported by resilient domestic demand across power gen, distribution, and industrial segments, while exports face global tariff uncertainty. Data center demand remains strong, and distribution business grew 14% for the full year. Risks include pricing pressure in power gen as competition intensifies and potential cyclical downturn in compressor segment.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects overall revenue to grow at double-digit rate in FY2025-26, driven by domestic demand across power gen, distribution, and industrial segments.
- Capital expenditure for FY26 is expected to be around INR 340 crore, similar to FY25, primarily for sustenance and line upgrades.
- Management is positive on distribution business growth, expecting it to continue at double-digit or higher rate, driven by penetration and new products.
Risks flagged
- Competitive intensity is increasing, and pricing for CPCB4+ products is still settling; management expects pricing to stabilize in another 2-3 quarters, which could compress margins.
- Changes in global tax and trade policies, especially US tariffs, create uncertainty for export markets; management noted this as a key risk to double-digit guidance.
- Management anticipates a cyclical dip in the compressor business based on historical patterns, though it has not yet materialized.
- Mining segment growth is being held back by delayed Coal India tenders; management noted a shift toward private miners but slower-than-expected order inflow.
Key quotes
- We anticipate double-digit revenue growth in financial year 2025-2026, while remaining cautiously optimistic given the uncertainty from changes in global tax and trade policies, along with the geopolitical issues, which we continue to monitor very closely.
- Our endeavor is definitely to sustain or better these margins, and our cost optimization efforts are ongoing.
- We are not seeing the slowdown in the data centers in the India market yet.
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