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Revenue
₹10,461 Cr
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Revenue YoY
117%
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EBITDA
₹398 Cr
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Dixon Technologies delivered a stellar Q3 FY25 with consolidated revenue surging 117% YoY to INR 10,461 crore, driven by a 176% YoY jump in mobile revenues to INR 8,089 crore. EBITDA grew 113% to INR 398 crore, while PAT rose 124% to INR 217 crore. The mobile segment benefited from strong volumes across Motorola, Xiaomi, Oppo, and iSmartu, with total smartphone volumes at 8.3 million (excluding Samsung). The company is aggressively expanding into components, including a display module JV with HKC and a proposed display fab with $3 billion capex, awaiting government subsidy guidelines. Management guided for margin expansion of 100-120 bps in mobile over 24-36 months via backward integration. Key risks include execution of large capex projects and potential customer diversification away from Dixon.
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Guidance to track
- Backward integration into components like display modules, mechanicals, and camera modules will expand mobile EBITDA margins by 100-120 bps starting H2 FY26.
- Manufacturing of display modules in partnership with HKC will commence by Q1 end or Q2 beginning of next financial year.
- IT hardware segment (laptops, tablets) expected to generate INR 2,500-3,000 crore revenue in FY26, supported by a potential JV with a global ODM.
- Telecom segment revenue expected to double from ~INR 3,000 crore in FY25 to ~INR 6,000 crore in FY26, driven by new capacities and order book.
Risks flagged
- Brands may seek to diversify vendors beyond Dixon, as raised by an analyst. Management acknowledged the need to remain efficient and customer-obsessed to retain share.
- The $3 billion display fab project is complex and dependent on government subsidy guidelines. Any delay or change in policy could impact timelines and returns.
- As mobile contributes ~70% of revenue with lower margins, overall EBITDA margin has declined. Management expects backward integration to offset, but near-term pressure persists.
- PLI receivables of ~INR 1,000 crore (gross) are pending, with some amounts yet to be cleared. Any delay in government disbursement could impact cash flows.
Key quotes
- We have entered into a binding term sheet with Vivo for a proposed joint venture, with Dixon holding 51% of the shareholding for manufacturing of smartphones.
- We feel confident that in the next 24 months to 36 months, our margins in mobile segment, which is the largest play for us, can expand by almost 100 basis points on account of this backward integration.
- It's not a PLI period or anything. Because the costs were compared significantly, and your payback is amazingly fast.
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