Amber Enterprises India (AMBER ) Q4 22/23 earnings summary
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Q4 22/23 earnings summary
21 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY23 consolidated revenue rose 64.68% YoY to ₹6,927 Cr; PAT reached ₹164 Cr and operating EBITDA, before ESOP and other non-operating items, was ₹475 Cr.
Growth broadened beyond room air conditioners into components, mobility HVAC, electronics and motors, supported by capacity expansion and new customer and product additions.
Strong investment supported growth, but leverage rose and borrowing covenants were breached on reported current-ratio and debt thresholds.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue from operations was ₹6,927.10 Cr versus ₹4,206.40 Cr in FY22; reported YoY growth was 64.68%.
Consolidated operating EBITDA was ₹475.02 Cr versus ₹295.65 Cr; measure excludes ESOP expense and other non-operating income and expenses.
Consolidated PAT was ₹163.78 Cr versus ₹111.32 Cr; EPS was ₹46.66 versus ₹32.41.
Standalone revenue was ₹5,022.73 Cr, up 60.08% YoY; standalone PAT was ₹48.92 Cr versus ₹48.10 Cr.
Consolidated operating EBITDA margin was 6.86% versus 7.03%; net profit margin was 2.36% versus 2.65%.
Outlook and guidance
Strategic priorities include component manufacturing, higher-value and less seasonal businesses, product diversification, geographic reach and further B2B solutions.
Five new manufacturing facilities began or expanded production during FY23; capacity across plants increased from 23 to 27 facilities.
Product development includes commercial ductable and cassette ACs, BLDC motors, smart wearables and hearables, telecom equipment and export-focused AC models.
PLI participation includes a ₹400 Cr threshold investment commitment to localise critical white-goods components.
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