Power - Electric Utilities company Exicom Tele-Systems announced Q4FY25 & FY25 results Consolidated Q4FY25 Financial Highlights: Revenue stood at Rs 266 crore EBITDA reported a loss of Rs -17 crore PAT reported a loss of Rs -59 crore Consolidated FY25 Financial Highlights: Revenue stood at Rs 868 crore EBITDA reported a loss of Rs -38 crore PAT reported a loss of Rs -109 crore Standalone Q4FY25 Financial Highlights: Revenue stood at Rs 213 crore EBITDA came in at Rs 12 crore PAT was Rs 4 crore Standalone FY25 Financial Highlights: Revenue stood at Rs 752 crore EBITDA came in at Rs 39 crore PAT was Rs 21 crore Anant Nahata, Managing Director and CEO, Exicom said, "While FY25 was not without its challenges, the company has emerged more focused, better aligned, and operationally sharper," "We’ve made deliberate choices that may not reflect immediately in numbers, but position us powerfully for the future.” "We are in build-mode at Tritium. While some outcomes have taken longer to manifest, we’re seeing the indicators we care about moving in the right direction." Anant added. Result PDF
Electric Utilities company Exicom Tele-Systems announced Q3FY25 results Consolidated revenues grew 28% QoQ to ~Rs 197 crore but continued to trail on YoY basis. Gross margins experienced a slight dip of 2.8% compared to the previous quarter. The company’s YoY units and sales in India grew by ~77% and ~38% respectively, significantly outpacing the industry’s ~23% growth in four-wheeler EV unit sales. Exicom’s consolidated EVSE revenue grew by an impressive ~120% YoY on the back of sales momentum in the US and Europe. The market outlook remains strong, as evidenced by the unveiling of 26 new EV models at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo in Jan 2025. Exicom also achieved record-breaking home (AC) charger sales, further strengthening its leadership in the sector. Exicom’s total installed EV charger base has now surpassed 1.73 lakh units worldwide. Anant Nahata, Managing Director, Exicom, said: “The world today needs both fast build of digital communication infrastructure and radical energy transition towards green mobility. Both of our core businesses – Critical Power and EV Charging are addressing these key shifts with a strong focus on R&D; and technology innovation. Our partnerships with leading infrastructure players for power management and energy storage solutions are providing the much-needed energy stability for digital networks which are core to India’s success on digital infrastructure. At the same time, our high quality and reliable charging solutions are helping accelerate EV adoption in India and across the world. As we move forward, we will be keenly focused on scaling our global ambitions for the EVSE business and work towards becoming one of the top 5 DC fast charging players in the key markets of North America and Europe.” Result PDF