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Revenue
₹12,838 Cr
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Revenue YoY
95%
reported change
EBITDA
₹484 Cr
latest reported figure
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Dixon Technologies delivered a stellar Q1FY26 with consolidated revenue surging 95% YoY to INR 12,838 crore, driven by a 125% YoY jump in mobile phone revenue to INR 11,663 crore. EBITDA grew 89% YoY to INR 484 crore and PAT doubled to INR 280 crore. The mobile segment saw smartphone volumes of 9.66 million units, with Q2 order books indicating at least 15% QoQ growth. Management is aggressively expanding into components via JVs: QTech (camera modules), HKC (displays), and Chongqing UI (precision parts), targeting backward integration to offset PLI expiry. The Vivo JV awaits approval, and the Longcheer JV is expected to secure all volumes. Risk: Execution complexity across multiple new JVs and potential delays in government approvals could strain management bandwidth and delay margin expansion.
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Guidance to track
- Management reiterated the target of 42-43 million mobile phone units for FY26, excluding Vivo JV volumes.
- Order books for Q2 indicate at least 15% sequential growth in smartphone volumes, driven by festive season and export ramp-up.
- Total CapEx for FY26 is expected to be INR 1,150-1,200 crore, including INR 750-800 crore for camera and display JVs and INR 300-400 crore for capacity expansion.
- Management expects EBITDA margin expansion of 120-130 bps in FY27, driven by backward integration and operating leverage, offsetting PLI benefits.
Risks flagged
- Dixon is simultaneously executing JVs with Longcheer, Vivo, HKC, QTech, Inventec, and Chongqing UI, which could strain management bandwidth and delay benefits.
- Approvals for the Vivo JV (PM3) and HKC JV are pending; delays could impact consolidation timelines and revenue recognition.
- The mobile PLI scheme ends in FY26; while management expects backward integration to compensate, any shortfall could pressure margins.
- Consumer electronics revenue fell sharply in Q1, though management expects recovery in Q2; sustained weakness could impact diversification.
Key quotes
- We have begun our financial year 2026 with robust all-around operational and financial performance.
- We feel that over the next four-five years, this business is going to be somewhere around INR 5,000 crore.
- We think that in 2026-2027, we can expand the margin to almost 120-130 basis points even after taking into account the PLI margin going away.
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