Amber Enterprises revenue jumps 60% but margins and loss disappoint
Amber Enterprises posted 60% revenue growth in Q2 on electronics strength, but its EBITDA margin and loss came in worse than expected, per TradingView.
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what happened
India's Amber Enterprises India Ltd. reported revenue of ₹2,627 crore in Q2FY27, up 60% year on year, well above the 19% growth the poll had expected. The electronics division led the gains with 94% growth against an expected 30%.
Profitability fell short. The EBITDA margin contracted 180 basis points to 3.7%, versus a poll estimate of 7.1%. The consumer durables division, about 47% of revenue, slipped into a PBIT loss. The company's loss reached ₹66 crore, against ₹32 crore a year earlier and a poll estimate of ₹57 crore. According to TradingView, the shares closed 0.23% higher at ₹6,209 on Thursday and are down about 4% so far this year.
why it matters
For investors the key question is whether the company can restore margins. The new Sri City plant is still ramping up, while commodity inflation, currency swings and minimum wage revisions are adding to costs. Management expects margin pressure in durables to persist with a full-year impact of 50-100 basis points.
market impact
Amber shares: strong sales are offset by weaker margins and a bigger loss, so pressure is mixed
- Amber Enterprises shares mixed — strong revenue growth is offset by the margin collapse and a wider loss
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- Amber Enterprises shares in focus after 60% revenue growth in Q2 but durables division reports loss — TradingView, 13 November 2026 at 03:34 UTC
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