Shares of Dixon Technologies Ltd. traded lower on Tuesday ahead of the company’s Q1FY26 earnings, due to be announced later in the day. Despite the stock’s muted movement, expectations remain strong as the company is projected to deliver robust revenue and profit growth, driven by strong demand in the mobile, telecom, and IT hardware segments.
For the quarter ended June 2025, analysts estimate that revenue may rise around 91% YoY to approximately ₹12,535 crore, supported by higher volumes in the mobile segment and an increasing contribution from telecom and IT hardware businesses. New product launches, including those by Motorola, and a ramp-up in export operations are also expected to have aided the topline. Smartphone sales during the quarter are expected to reach about 9.5 million units, fueled by stronger domestic and export demand.
EBITDA is estimated to grow nearly 95% YoY to around ₹482 crore, with margins expected to stay stable at about 3.9%, slightly above the 3.8% reported a year ago. However, margins are expected to narrow sequentially due to higher input costs.
Net profit is projected to rise approximately 70% YoY to about ₹228 crore, helped by operating leverage from higher volumes and improved efficiencies.
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