Consumer Electronics company HPL Electric & Power announced Q1FY26 results Revenue: Rs 383.03 crore compared to Rs 392.91 crore during Q1FY26, change -2.51%. EBITDA: Rs 57.99 crore compared to Rs 56.13 crore during Q1FY26, change 3.32%. EBITDA Margin: 15.14% for Q1FY26. PBT: Rs 25.02 crore compared to Rs 23.01 crore during Q1FY26, change 8.72%. PAT: Rs 18.48 crore compared to Rs 17.03 crore during Q1FY26, change 8.51%. PAT Margin: 6.53% for Q1FY26. EPS: Rs 2.87 for Q1FY26 Gautam Seth, Joint MD & CFO, said: “Our Q1FY26 performance reflects disciplined execution and our focus on growth. While revenue moderated slightly year on year, profitability improved across the board. The Consumer and Industrial franchise provided the primary uplift, with net revenue up 16.12 % and EBIT up 22.95 %, helped by offtake in domestic switchgear and wires and cables, and tighter operating discipline that widened margins. I’m pleased to note that our Consumer and Industrial business is coming into its own as a granular, domestically anchored franchise that serves both B2B and B2C electrical demand. Several quarters of channel building, distribution network strengthening and sustained brand investment are now translating into scale and earnings quality. A broader, higher-quality portfolio and stronger quality recognition across trade, institutional and end-user accounts lifted its share of consolidated revenue to 46.8 % in Q1FY26 from 39.3 % a year earlier, and its share of combined segment EBIT to 35.9 % from 29.6 %. Our network of more than 85,000 retailers and ongoing R&D; will be important enablers for the next phase of growth in FY26. Unlike other meter-centric peers, whose performance hinges on rollout milestones, our Consumer and Industrial vertical aligns with India’s real economy across B2B capex and B2C replacement cycles, anchoring a diversified model that participates at the shop-floor and household level, and thereby delivers broader, more granular growth with a stronger, more durable earnings mix. This diversified model is further enhanced by growing contributions from our export operations. On the metering front, we intend to convert the smart metering opportunity with an order pipeline currently at more than Rs 3,000 crore, remain focused on execution under the AMISP framework, and continue selective cost optimisation and strategic investments to sustain profitability and further strengthen our balance sheet". Result PDF