Friday, November 7: Shares of ABB India Ltd dropped 4.12% to Rs 5,012.50 in Friday’s early trade after the company reported a 7% year-on-year (YoY) decline in profit for the third quarter of calendar year 2025 (Q3 CY25), which stood at Rs 409 crore. The decline came despite steady growth across its key business segments — electrification, robotics, and discrete automation.
During the quarter, ABB’s revenue from operations rose 14% YoY to Rs 3,311 crore, primarily driven by a 63% surge in robotics and discrete automation revenues. The electrification and motion segments also recorded growth of 19.5% and 9%, respectively, reflecting healthy demand trends in industrial and infrastructure applications.
The company said that total orders for Q3 stood at Rs 3,233 crore, with Motion & Robotics and Discrete Automation leading growth. ABB India noted that while the electrification segment had a large data centre order in the same quarter last year, Process Automation showed a relatively stable performance in the current period.
In its release, ABB India highlighted several major order wins across diverse sectors, including wind converters for renewables, robotics for EV mobility and mobile phone assembly, process automation and drives solutions for metals, and electrical and instrumentation projects for a global food, beverage, and pharma systems company. Additionally, it secured orders for gas chromatographs and oxygen analysers from a leading integrated energy major.
Despite solid operational momentum, the profit decline weighed on market sentiment, leading to a sharp intraday fall in the stock. ABB India currently commands a market capitalisation of Rs 1.07 trillion, a P/E ratio of 59.42, and offers a dividend yield of 0.86%.
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