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Eureka Forbes Limited — Q2 FY26

Eureka Forbes delivered a strong Q2 FY26 with revenue of ₹773 crore (+14.9% YoY) and adjusted EBITDA crossing ₹100 crore for the first time, with margin expanding 162 bps to 13.1%.

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Revenue ₹772 Cr +14.9%
EBITDA ₹101 Cr
PAT ₹63 Cr +32%
EBITDA Margin 13% +162bps
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Eureka Forbes delivered a strong Q2 FY26 with revenue of ₹773 crore (+14.9% YoY) and adjusted EBITDA crossing ₹100 crore for the first time, with margin expanding 162 bps to 13.1%. Growth was broad-based: product business (water, cleaning/robotics) grew high-teens, while service AMC bookings accelerated. The 2-year filter life water purifiers drove category expansion, with 70% of buyers being first-time entrants. Robotics now contributes ~60% of vacuum cleaner sales. Management expects sustained double-digit growth and margin expansion, though consumer demand remains challenging. Key risk: macro demand softness could pressure near-term volumes.

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Quarter Snapshot

Robotics share of VC sales 60%
+8pp YoY

Robotics now accounts for nearly 60% of vacuum cleaner sales, up from 52% last year.

First-time buyers for 2-year filter purifiers 70%
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70% of buyers of the new 2-year filter life purifiers are first-time category entrants.

Monthly active app users 1.5M
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The Eureka Forbes app now has over 1.5 million monthly active users.

Gross margin 56.5%
+25bps YoY

Gross margins remained rangebound at 56.5%, up 25 bps YoY despite seasonal product mix shifts.

What Changed vs Last Quarter

Comparing Q2 FY26 vs Q1 FY26
1 new guidance2 dropped2 new risk3 risk resolved
NEW
Service AMC bookings growth to sustain

Service AMC bookings growth accelerated in Q2 and is expected to continue at double-digit rates.

UPDATED
Sustained double-digit revenue growth

Management expects continued double-digit growth in both products and service, driven by multiple growth engines.

UPDATED
Full-year margin expansion

Management aims for full-year EBITDA margin improvement, though possibly less than last year's ~120 bps due to growth investments.

DROPPED
Service revenue impact from Q4 FY26

The reflection of strong service bookings in reported revenue will become meaningful from Q4 FY26, as amortization catches up.

DROPPED
Continued growth investments in innovation and marketing

Advertising and promotion spends will remain elevated to drive category creation, innovation awareness, and service visibility.

NEW RISK
Tenancy-related service edge cases

An analyst raised the issue of tenant-related service failures (e.g., address changes). Management acknowledged pilots were susceptible to gaming and are reworking the solution.

NEW RISK
Working capital volatility

H1 cash flow was impacted by working capital deployment due to seasonal billing and GST transition; unwinding expected in H2 but may not fully materialize.

RISK GONE
Increased competitive activity

Multiple new entrants and scaled-up competitors in water purifiers could pressure pricing and market share, though management claims share held steady.

RISK GONE
Service revenue lag and cost front-loading

Service revenue recognition lags behind cost booking, creating near-term margin drag; sustained double-digit booking growth is needed to normalize margins.

RISK GONE
Dependence on unorganized market conversion

A large portion of the installed base uses unorganized services; converting them to genuine AMCs requires sustained awareness and distribution investment.

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Guidance and risk preview

Top guidance Sustained double-digit revenue growth

Management expects continued double-digit growth in both products and service, driven by multiple growth engines.

Top risk Macro demand softness

Consumer sentiment remains mixed and challenging, which could pressure volume growth.

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