Full-year margin improvement in FY26
Management aims for EBITDA margin expansion on a full-year basis, driven by operating leverage and cost efficiencies, despite Q1 margin contraction.
Eureka Forbes · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.
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Management aims for EBITDA margin expansion on a full-year basis, driven by operating leverage and cost efficiencies, despite Q1 margin contraction.
Service bookings are expected to continue growing at double-digit rates in value, supported by AMC count growth and ASP increases.
The reflection of strong service bookings in reported revenue will become meaningful from Q4 FY26, as amortization catches up.
Advertising and promotion spends will remain elevated to drive category creation, innovation awareness, and service visibility.
Management expects continued double-digit growth in both products and service, driven by multiple growth engines.
Management aims for full-year EBITDA margin improvement, though possibly less than last year's ~120 bps due to growth investments.
Service AMC bookings growth accelerated in Q2 and is expected to continue at double-digit rates.
Management expects Q4 growth to be ahead of the 11.1% YTD growth, driven by normalization of inventory and return to double-digit trajectory.
Long-term ambition to double revenue and triple EBITDA by FY30, reaffirmed with conviction despite Q3 aberration.
Capital expenditure for the year is expected to be in the range of ₹60-70 crore, with YTD capex at ~₹60 crore.
Management expects gross margins to stay within a band (historical ~59-61%), not sustain the 60.8% level, but remain resilient through multiple levers.