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The Indian Room Air Conditioner (RAC) market is expected to grow at a strong 19% CAGR over FY26E28E, driven by rising consumption and low penetration of just 8%, which offers significant headroom compared to...

About the stock: Amber Enterprises India (Amber) is a leading manufacturer and solution provider for room air-conditioner (RAC) industry, commanding leadership with market share of 26-27%. It has capabilities to manufacture ~70% BoM for RACs. Its electronics division (PCBA, Bare PCB and Box-build) serves customers...

Q3 Revenue/ EBITDA were 22%/ 42% ahead of estimates, driven by strong growth in Electronics (+79% YoY) and CD (+30% YoY)

Amber Enterprises (AMBER)’s 3Q result was ahead of our estimates, driven by a betterthan-expected performance in consumer durable and electronics segments. The RAC industry is witnessing demand revival sequentially, and the company is also expecting growth in the non-RAC segment.

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Our recent interaction with Amber Enterprises management indicates that consumer durable demand has improved sequentially, while there is still channel inventory in the system for RAC; electronic division growth will outperform other segments led by new client additions and acquisitions.

About the stock: Amber Enterprises India (Amber) is a leading manufacturer and solution provider for room air-conditioner (RAC) industry, commanding leadership with market share of 26-27%. It has capabilities to manufacture ~70% BoM for RACs. Its electronics division (PCBA, Bare PCB and Box-build) serves customers...

Amber Enterprises’ (Amber) Q2FY26 performance was marred by subdued margins due to weaker margins of RAC segment.

Amber Enterprises (AMBER) posted a weak performance in 2QFY26. Weakness was driven by the consumer durable segment, which was impacted by lower demand and delayed purchases owing to GST 2.0.

Positioning from a RAC manufacturer to a diversified EMS player: Amber's business mix is highly dominated by consumer durables division (~73% of revenue), which largely comprises of RAC segment and is thus cyclical in nature. The company is steadily diversifying into i) components business across RAC and nonRAC segments i.e. washing machine, refrigerators, ovens, water purifiers, etc. Completely built unit (CBU) proportion in revenue mix has reduced from 72% in FY18 to 43% in FY25. ii) electronics i.e. (~22% of revenue) is slated to grow at a brisk pace with large investments planned. Client base is diversified across consumer durable companies, automobile, IT & telecom, Industrial, Defence and Aerospace....

Strong beat on all fronts, with broad-based growth. Sharper RAC growth vs brands indicate continued shift to outsourcing though high channel inventory (~2.2m-2.5m vs. 1m-1.2m norm) could dampen near-term momentum.

Q1FY26 revenues rose 44% led by robust growth across segments. The consumer durables segment did well, growing 33%, amid the RAC industry tailwinds on the back of strong demand from the commercial AC segment.

Amber Enterprises (AMBER) posted better-than-expected performance in 1QFY26. Revenue outperformance was driven by continued strong growth in consumer durables—particularly in RAC, despite weak demand faced by RAC players in 1QFY26— as well as sustained growth in the electronics division.

Q1 revenue and EBITDA were 34% and 30% ahead of estimates, driven by strong growth in electronics (+97% YoY) & CD (+33% YoY)

Q4FY25 revenues rose 34% led by robust growth across segments. Consumer durables segment did well, growing 27%, on strong demand for RAC and non-RAC products.

Over the past 3-4 years, Amber has diversified business from standalone RAC segment to electronics and railway segments which is now reaping fruits for the company. Each segment will contribute meaningfully to revenues and bottomline in 2-3 years. Q3FY25 revenues rose 65% led by robust growth across segments

Amber Enterprises (Amber) reported better-than-expected revenue and EBITDA in 3QFY25; however, PAT came in line with our estimate due to losses from subsidiaries. Revenue/EBITDA improved 65%/102% YoY, led by the consumer durables and electronics segments, while railways continued to decline.

Q2 achieved 82% YoY topline growth with 30bps EBITDAM expansion, although gains were tempered by the shift in product mix

Amber’s business transformation journey is progressing well. The company is taking rapid strides under its electronics business –we expect it to compound materially over the medium term.

Amber Enterprises (Amber) reported better-than-expected results driven by strong
performance of the consumer durables and electronics segments. The company’s
revenue/EBITDA jumped 82%/91% YoY for 2QFY25.