Exicom Tele-systems
Exicom delivered record EV charging revenue and a consolidated EBITDA turnaround, but is divesting its Tritium subsidiary to fix a debt-heavy balance sheet.
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Exicom delivered record EV charging revenue and a consolidated EBITDA turnaround, but is divesting its Tritium subsidiary to fix a debt-heavy balance sheet.
Exicom delivered record EV charging revenue and a consolidated EBITDA turnaround, but is divesting its Tritium subsidiary to fix a debt-heavy balance sheet.
Order book of ₹1,645 Cr provides 15-month visibility; targets 30% revenue from exports in 3 years.
Exicom delivers strong YoY standalone revenue growth of 57% but remains weighed down by consolidated losses from Tritium. Management predicts a Tritium EBITDA breakeven by Q4 FY27, banking on a massive $20M quarterly booking surge.
Exicom Q4 FY26 earnings call highlighting consolidated EBITDA breakeven post-Tritium acquisition, driven by 33% standalone revenue growth and EVSE scaling.
Exicom turned consolidated EBITDA positive for the first time since acquiring Tritium, driven by scaling EV charger exports and improved product mix in critical power.
Exicom Q4 FY26 achieved record revenue and consolidated EBITDA breakeven, driven by a 33% YoY standalone revenue surge and commercial scaling of the Tritium acquisition.
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