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HAVELLSINDIA Diversified 15 May 2026

Havells India Limited — Q4 FY26

Havells India reported a mixed Q4 FY26 with 14% revenue growth in cables and wires, driven by 6% volume growth and price hikes, while the ECD segment (fans, coolers) saw degrowth due to a high base and delayed summer.

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Revenue ₹6,705 Cr
EBITDA
PAT ₹723 Cr
EBITDA Margin
Duration 46 min
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Havells India reported a mixed Q4 FY26 with 14% revenue growth in cables and wires, driven by 6% volume growth and price hikes, while the ECD segment (fans, coolers) saw degrowth due to a high base and delayed summer. The Lloyd business remained under pressure with lower revenues and margins, though management expects improvement as summer demand picks up. The solar business in the 'other' segment grew 48%, benefiting from capacity additions and tailwinds. Margins in lighting and switchgear were impacted by cost inflation and lagged pricing, but management expects normalization. Guidance is cautious: no specific revenue or margin targets given, but focus remains on market share retention and long-term brand investments. Key risk: steep price increases across categories could dampen consumer demand, especially if the geopolitical situation worsens.

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Quarter Snapshot

Cables & Wires Volume Growth 6%
+6% YoY

Volume growth in cables and wires was 6% YoY, with industrial cables growing faster than domestic wires.

Other Segment Revenue Growth 48%
+48% YoY

Driven by solar business, benefiting from capacity additions and renewable tailwinds.

Price Hike Range (Lloyd) 8-15%
N/A

Price hikes taken in Lloyd to offset cost inflation from energy efficiency changes and raw materials.

Trade Receivables ₹782 Cr
-38% QoQ

Sharp decline from ₹1,254 Cr due to faster collections and year-end adjustments.

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Top guidance Capex of ₹800 Cr in FY27 for cables and wires

Major capex planned for cables and wires capacity expansion, with phase two coming online during the year.

Top risk Steep price increases may dampen demand

Sharp price hikes across categories could affect consumer offtake, especially if geopolitical tensions persist.

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