Schneider Electric Infrastructure Limited (SEIL), part of global energy tech leader Schneider Electric Group, has reported its financial results for the fourth quarter and 2025–26, highlighting strong order momentum even as profitability came under pressure.

 

For the full year, SEIL delivered +27.4% year-on-year growth in orders and +9.6% growth in revenue. However, PBT before exceptional items declined 8.1% year-on-year to Rs. 305.8 crore, reflecting margin stress in a volatile operating environment.

 

The company’s quarterly performance showed mixed signals of resilience and strain. Orders rose +1.4% year-on-year to Rs. 772 crore, while sales remained steady at Rs. 590 crore. Profitability, however, took a sharp hit, with PBT before exceptional items falling 66.0% year-on-year to Rs. 24.9 crore, impacted by volatile commodity prices and an unfavorable revenue mix.

 

Despite the earnings pressure, management pointed to underlying business strength across key segments.

 

“SEIL delivered a resilient performance this quarter, reflecting the strength of our strategic focus on high-potential segments despite a dynamic operating environment," Deepak Sharma, Zone President-Greater India, Schneider Electric, said.

 

"Continued traction in Services and steady contributions from the Cloud & Service Provider, Power & Grid and Mobility sectors underscore the trust our customers place in our capabilities. We also maintained healthy demand in Medium Voltage switchgear and automation solutions, reinforcing our technology leadership.”

 

He further added, “As India continues its electrification and digital transformation journey, SEIL remains committed to enabling this progress with sustainable, resilient, and future-ready solutions. 

 

"While near-term performance reflects broader market dynamics, we are focused on execution, strengthening our portfolio, and positioning the business for sustained long-term growth. I thank our teams for their dedication and our stakeholders for their continued confidence as we advance our value-creation agenda.”

 

Reinforcing the same message, Udai Singh, MD & CEO of SEIL, said, “Q4 performance shows SEIL strong resilience with delivering stable growth in both sales and orders. This performance reflects the robustness of our business model, disciplined execution, and our ability to adapt swiftly to a dynamic operating environment. 

 

"Our continued focus on operational efficiency, customer centricity, and strategic priorities has enabled us to sustain momentum and strengthen our foundation for future growth.”