Consumer Electronics company HPL Electric & Power announced Q4FY25 & FY25 results Q4FY25 Financial Highlights: Revenue: Increased by 16.14% to Rs 492.54 crore from Rs 424.09 crore in Q4FY24. EBITDA: Grew by 48.92% to Rs 82.24 crore from Rs 55.22 crore. EBITDA Margin: Expanded by 368 bps to 16.70%. PAT: Surged by 171.79% to Rs 37.28 crore from Rs 13.72 crore. PAT Margin: Improved by 434 bps to 7.57%. FY25 Financial Highlights: Revenue from Operations stood at Rs 1,700 crore for FY25 compared to Rs 1,460 crore for FY24 EBITDA stood at Rs 254.65 crore for FY25 compared to Rs 192.15 crore for FY24 PAT stood at Rs 94 crore for FY25 compared to Rs 43.6 crore for FY24 EBITDA Growth (32.5%) and Margin Expansion (182 bps) Management Commentary – Gautam Seth, CFO & Joint MD, “FY 2025 was a defining year for us. The decisive steps we took to tighten execution are now visible on the bottom line. Fourth-quarter profit after tax more than doubled sequentially and rose 170 percent year-on-year to a high of Rs 37.3 crore, while EBITDA margin widened to 16.7 percent, an uplift of 368 basis points over last year and 251 basis points versus Q3. These gains stem from a richer product mix, sharper procurement, and early automation benefits. For the full year, EBITDA increased 32.5 percent, taking profit after tax to Rs 94 crore. Beneath those headline numbers each business line is moving decisively in the right direction. Wire and Cable has now delivered three consecutive years of growth, compounding at roughly twenty to twenty five percent, and we continue to see robust traction as national infrastructure spending and a revitalised real estate cycle gather pace. Switchgear too has performed well, even as pockets of domestic industrial demand remain subdued, thanks to our sharper focus on value added ranges and channel expansion. Lighting has turned the corner, posting a thirty one percent surge in the fourth quarter and six point six percent growth for the year, signalling an industry-wide recovery that we are well placed to lead. In Smart Metering, execution momentum is accelerating; with AMISPs eager for deliveries the order inflow remains strong, and our Rs 3,500 crore book, ninety nine percent of which relates to smart meters, gives us multi-year visibility in what is becoming a marathon of nationwide roll-outs. Our balance sheet remains a source of strength. Net debt to EBITDA stays comfortably below one point five times, giving us room to invest in capacity, automation and technology without straining leverage. As we look to FY 2026 our priorities are clear: scale up manufacturing to meet rising meter demand, deepen automation in relay and switchgear production, and sharpen our product development pipeline." Result PDF