Revenue from operations expanded significantly alongside a 38 percent surge in new order intake, reflecting sustained industrial demand. Profit after tax rose to Rs 504 crore compared to Rs 481 crore in the prior year's corresponding quarter. However, management warned that volatile commodity prices and adverse currency movements elevated material expenses, creating ongoing friction for bottom-line growth.
Key points
Infrastructure capital expenditure and private sector investment served as the primary gr…: Infrastructure capital expenditure and private sector investment served as the primary growth drivers for new orders and operational revenue.
Elevated material expenses resulting from volatile commodity prices placed notable pressu…: Elevated material expenses resulting from volatile commodity prices placed notable pressure on the company's profitability margins.
Unfavorable foreign exchange fluctuations created additional cost headwinds that tempered…: Unfavorable foreign exchange fluctuations created additional cost headwinds that tempered the overall pace of bottom-line expansion.
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It had clocked a profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 481 crore in the same quarter a year ago, the company said in a statement.
During July-September FY27, revenue from operations rose to Rs 5,734 crore from Rs 4,900 crore a year ago.
As of September 2026, the company had new orders worth Rs 6,228 crore, up 38 per cent as against Rs 4,519 crore at the end of same month in 2025.
"The company delivered strong growth in both orders and revenue, driven by continued capex spending in infrastructure and an increase in private sector Capex. Profitability continues to be impacted mainly by volatility in commodity prices and foreign exchange, resulting in higher material costs," MD and CEO Sunil Mathur said.
Siemens Limited is a leading technology company focused on industry, infrastructure, and mobility.
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