Shares of ABB India Ltd were in focus on Wednesday after global parent ABB Group reported a strong performance for the third quarter (Q3 2025), posting double-digit growth in both orders and revenues despite macroeconomic uncertainties.
The Zurich-based technology and automation giant said orders rose 12% year-on-year to $9,143 million, while revenues increased 11% to $9,083 million. Income from operations stood at $1,662 million, marking a 27% rise with an operating margin of 18.3%. Operational EBITA came in at $1,738 million, reflecting a 19.2% margin.
Basic earnings per share climbed 29% to $0.66, and cash flow from operating activities surged 32% to $1,777 million, driven by robust performance across most business segments. ABB also recorded a return on capital employed of 23.3%.
In India, however, ABB’s order book witnessed a 7% decline, even as base orders grew 9%, highlighting mixed trends across regions. The company cited selective capex activity and timing of order finalizations as key factors for the short-term slowdown.
At 10:35 AM, ABB India’s stock traded 0.35% higher at ₹5,191.50, with a market capitalization of ₹1.09 trillion. The stock’s P/E ratio stood at 60.77, while the dividend yield was 0.84%.
Investors are watching closely to see whether ABB India can sustain its domestic growth momentum amid global headwinds, especially with its parent maintaining a cautiously optimistic outlook for the rest of 2025.
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