Affordable Robotic & Automation Limited (ARAPL) has announced a significant expansion into the United States through its subsidiary ARAPL RaaS, which has commenced deliveries of autonomous electric vehicles to warehousing clients. The company is positioning itself for a substantial presence in the $300 billion US warehousing automation sector.
With a current order book of Rs. 224 crore, ARAPL RaaS is leveraging its expertise in autonomous robotics to enhance efficiency and automation in logistics operations. The company reported a 34% increase in revenues for Q3FY25 and has turned EBITDA positive, reinforcing its strong growth trajectory.
Strengthening global presence
ARAPL’s Managing Director, Milind Padole, emphasized the significance of this expansion, stating, “The US is among the top three warehousing automation markets globally, and our entry signifies our commitment to innovation and quality. We are the only Indian company operating in this segment through our dedicated subsidiary, ARAPL RaaS. This marks a major milestone in our vision to establish a strong international footprint.”
Following the US expansion, ARAPL plans to enter the European market, targeting synergies with existing clients and industry demand. This move is expected to place ARAPL among a rare global club of industrial automation and warehousing robotics players.
Financial performance and outlook
The company reported a 38% rise in consolidated revenues in Q3FY25 and a 34% increase on a standalone basis. It also turned EBITDA positive and aims to achieve profitability in the coming quarters. ARAPL’s strategic investments in talent acquisition and business development are expected to drive further revenue growth and margin improvements.
About ARAPL
Established in 2005 and headquartered in Pune, ARAPL is India’s only listed robotics and automation company. It provides turnkey automation solutions across multiple industries, including automotive, general industries, and warehousing. The company specializes in industrial automation, robotic inspection stations, automated assembly systems, and automated car parking solutions.
Its subsidiary, ARAPL RaaS, operates under a Robot-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, offering autonomous forklifts, reach trucks, and pallet jacks to businesses on a flexible pay-as-you-go basis. This cost-effective approach enables companies to integrate advanced robotics without heavy upfront investments.
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