ABB India Q3 Profit Rises 10.5% to Rs 439.82 Crore
ABB India's continuing profit grew about 10.5% in the July to September 2026 quarter as revenue rose about 19.4% and orders hit a record Rs 4,733 crore.
Key Takeaways
- Continuing profit rose about 10.5% to Rs 439.82 crore from Rs 398.05 crore.
- Total profit, with discontinued operations, rose about 8.2% to Rs 442.52 crore.
- Revenue grew about 19.4% to Rs 3,738.13 crore.
- Orders hit a quarterly record of Rs 4,733 crore, up about 56%.
- Order backlog reached Rs 12,927 crore, up about 36%.
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ABB India reported a profit after tax of Rs 439.82 crore from its continuing business for the July to September 2026 quarter, its Q3 CY2026, up about 10.5% from Rs 398.05 crore a year earlier. Revenue from operations rose about 19.4% to Rs 3,738.13 crore from Rs 3,130.11 crore, and orders reached a quarterly record of Rs 4,733 crore.
Total profit for the quarter, which also counts the company's discontinued operations, was Rs 442.52 crore, up about 8.2% from Rs 409.04 crore a year earlier. Discontinued operations added Rs 2.70 crore this quarter against Rs 10.99 crore a year ago, which is why reported growth figures of about 8% and about 10% to 11% both describe the same results. ABB India follows a calendar financial year, so July to September is its third quarter.
ABB India Q3 CY2026 at a glance
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Quarter | July to September 2026 (Q3 CY2026) |
| Results announced | November 13, 2026 |
| Revenue from operations | Rs 3,738.13 crore, up about 19.4% from Rs 3,130.11 crore |
| Profit after tax, continuing business | Rs 439.82 crore, up about 10.5% from Rs 398.05 crore |
| Total profit, including discontinued operations | Rs 442.52 crore, up about 8.2% from Rs 409.04 crore |
| Orders | Rs 4,733 crore, up about 56% from Rs 3,030 crore |
| Order backlog | Rs 12,927 crore, up about 36% from Rs 9,538 crore |
| EBITDA | Rs 552 crore, up about 14% from Rs 486 crore; margin 14.8% against 15.5% |
| Earnings per share, continuing business | Rs 20.76 against Rs 18.79 |
Electrification drove ABB India's revenue and orders
ABB India sells electrification, motion and automation products and systems to industry. In the September quarter, Electrification revenue rose about 40% to Rs 1,926.80 crore and was the biggest contributor. Motion revenue rose about 14% to Rs 1,335.53 crore, while Automation revenue fell about 16% to Rs 505.22 crore. The company said Electrification led order growth, and it named data centers, utilities, metals and mining, food and beverage, cement, and buildings and infrastructure as key growth segments.
The company's operating margin narrowed. ABB India said its operational EBITA margin was 12.9% against 13.4% a year earlier, and it linked this to higher commodity and logistics costs, currency volatility, pricing pressure in select markets and lower volumes in certain businesses.
| When | What happened |
|---|---|
| Jan to Mar 2026 (Q1 CY2026) | Orders of Rs 4,280 crore, up 25% |
| March 2026 | ABB India sold its robotics business, now shown under discontinued operations |
| Apr to Jun 2026 (Q2 CY2026) | Orders of Rs 4,363 crore; profit after tax of Rs 370 crore |
| Jul to Sep 2026 (Q3 CY2026) | Record quarterly orders of Rs 4,733 crore; profit after tax of Rs 439.82 crore from the continuing business |
Sanjeev Sharma on record orders and broad demand
"We delivered a strong third quarter, with record Q3 orders, revenue growth and a healthy backlog reflecting continued customer confidence in ABB’s technology and solutions. Demand remained broad-based across industries, supported by investments in productivity, energy efficiency and sustainable growth."
What ABB India said about its backlog and demand
ABB India said its order backlog of Rs 12,927 crore gives it visibility into the coming quarters. The company said demand is supported by investments in data centers, grid modernization, renewable energy integration and energy transition projects, along with capex plans in metals, cement, rail and buildings.
ABB India's nine months after the robotics sale
For January to September 2026, ABB India's revenue from the continuing business was Rs 10,481.06 crore and its profit after tax from that business was Rs 1,151.80 crore, against Rs 1,197.91 crore a year earlier. Its total nine-month profit was Rs 2,588.47 crore, against Rs 1,235.41 crore, because discontinued operations added Rs 1,436.67 crore after tax, including a pre-tax gain of Rs 1,658.48 crore from the robotics sale. With the third quarter, ABB India's order backlog stood at Rs 12,927 crore at the end of September 2026.
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