By: ICN Bureau
Last updated : August 03, 2025 7:25 pm
The company posted revenue of Rs. 3,175 crore, reflecting a YoY growth of 12 per cent.
ABB India Limited has announced April-June quarter (Q2) CY2025 results. The company posted revenue of Rs. 3,175 crore, reflecting a YoY growth of 12 per cent.
During the quarter, orders declined to Rs. 3,036 crore due to the impact of large order timing, while base orders increased. However, Order backlog crosses Rs. 10,000 crore (Rs. 10,064 crore) mark in H1 CY2025 for the first time.
Commenting on the company’s performance, Sanjeev Sharma, Managing Director, ABB India said “With strong revenue and backlog expansion, we have delivered yet another resilient performance for the second quarter and first half of the year. While profitability was impacted by forex volatility and one-offs during the quarter, we continued to deliver double-digit PAT margins for the 11th consecutive quarter.
Cash position of the company remains healthy due to consistent efforts in collection. After strong growth periods, we experienced a cyclic correction in ordering activity that is seen across multiple sectors. However, we anticipate gradual uptick in demand, with easing inflation, and deeper market reach. Multiple sectors are expected to gain momentum in the near to the medium term. We are on track to achieve our sustainability targets with a special focus on water stewardship with the next level of stakeholder and supplier engagement. I am proud of the strong rating received on our sustainability performance – a testimony to the team’s dedication aligned with ABB Group’s sustainability agenda and targets.”
Orders
Total orders for the quarter were at Rs. 3,036 crore and Rs. 6,787 crore for H1 CY2025. The second quarter witnessed some sluggishness in ordering activity coupled with a mixed bag of opportunities in the manufacturing sector. Order growth in Electrification and Motion was impacted by the timing of large orders, as we signed significant large orders for Datacenters in Electrification and for railway and metros in Motion in the same quarter last year, while base order grew. We saw some weakness in orders for Process Automation and Robotics and Discrete Automation. The period was marked with softer demand growth, rising input costs and continuing drag of geopolitical and trade uncertainty. Sectors like railways, metros, and two wheelers in transportation, mining, pulp and paper, paints, reliable power distribution equipment for industries, application for electronics, and energy efficiency system drive for industries contributed to growth.