Electronics manufacturer Syrma SGS Technology Ltd reported a 67% growth in net profit for the January-March quarter to Rs 119.2 crore, helped by growth across key verticals and improved operational efficiency.
The company posted consolidated revenue of Rs 1,476.8 crore in Q4FY26, up 56% year-on-year and nearly 16% sequentially, while EBITDA grew 43% on-year to Rs 186 crore.
For the full year, Syrma SGS reported revenue of Rs 4,856.9 crore, marking a 27% increase over FY25. Net profit surged 87% to Rs 345.8 crore from Rs 184.5 crore a year earlier.
Managing director Jasbir Singh Gujral said FY26 was a “strong year of execution,” with the company delivering growth alongside improved cash flows and tighter working capital management. The company also saw export revenue cross Rs 1,200 crore, growing 41% on-year and accounting for about 25% of total revenue.
Syrma SGS continued to diversify its business, strengthening its presence in high-growth segments such as automotive, industrial, healthcare and defence. During the year, it consolidated Elcome in the defence segment, expanded its joint venture with Elemaster in high-reliability industrial and railway electronics, and entered the components ecosystem through a printed circuit board (PCB) project.
The company said these initiatives are expected to enhance its capabilities and create new growth engines, positioning it as a broader electronics manufacturing platform for FY27 and beyond.
The company posted consolidated revenue of Rs 1,476.8 crore in Q4FY26, up 56% year-on-year and nearly 16% sequentially, while EBITDA grew 43% on-year to Rs 186 crore.
For the full year, Syrma SGS reported revenue of Rs 4,856.9 crore, marking a 27% increase over FY25. Net profit surged 87% to Rs 345.8 crore from Rs 184.5 crore a year earlier.
Managing director Jasbir Singh Gujral said FY26 was a “strong year of execution,” with the company delivering growth alongside improved cash flows and tighter working capital management. The company also saw export revenue cross Rs 1,200 crore, growing 41% on-year and accounting for about 25% of total revenue.
Syrma SGS continued to diversify its business, strengthening its presence in high-growth segments such as automotive, industrial, healthcare and defence. During the year, it consolidated Elcome in the defence segment, expanded its joint venture with Elemaster in high-reliability industrial and railway electronics, and entered the components ecosystem through a printed circuit board (PCB) project.
The company said these initiatives are expected to enhance its capabilities and create new growth engines, positioning it as a broader electronics manufacturing platform for FY27 and beyond.
