Schneider Electric Infrastructure, part of the global Schneider Electric Group, has delivered a stellar performance in Q3 FY26, posting its highest-ever quarterly sales. Revenue jumped 20.1% year-on-year to Rs. 1,029.2 crore, fuelled by strong demand across multiple segments.

 

Profit before tax (PBT) before exceptional items climbed 19.4% to Rs. 155.0 crore, underscoring operational strength. However, PBT after exceptional items fell 11.5%, largely due to gratuity liabilities under the new Labour Code and reversals from Q3 FY25 linked to past direct tax provisions under the Vivad se Vishwas Scheme.

 

Orders inflow soared 60.7% YoY to Rs. 908.7 crore, highlighting robust demand and a strong order backlog driving stable, sustained growth.

 

Commenting on the results, Deepak Sharma, Zone President – Greater India, Schneider Electric, and Board Director, SEIL, said, 'SEIL delivered a strong quarter, reflecting our strategic focus on high‑potential segments and our commitment to strengthening India’s critical infrastructure. 

 

"Our continued momentum in Services, coupled with growth in the Cloud & Service Provider and Semiconductor sectors, demonstrates the trust customers place in our expertise. We also saw solid performance in Medium Voltage switchgear and automation solutions, reinforcing our technology leadership.”

 

He added, "As India accelerates its electrification and digital transformation journey, SEIL remains committed to enabling this progress with sustainable, resilient, and future‑ready solutions. I appreciate the dedication of our teams and the continued confidence of our stakeholders as we advance our long‑term value‑creation agenda.”

 

Udai Singh, MD & CEO, SEIL, said, "Our strong Q3 performance reflects the trust our customers place in SEIL’s execution excellence and technology leadership. We continue to deepen this partnership by delivering innovative, reliable, and future‑ready solutions that enable their digital and sustainable transformation. As India’s infrastructure landscape evolves, SEIL remains committed to driving resilience, efficiency, and long‑term value for our customers and stakeholders.”

 

SEIL’s Q3 results underscore its leadership in electrification, automation, and digital infrastructure, positioning the company for long-term growth amid India’s ongoing infrastructure transformation.