Amber Enterprises India Limited Files FY26 Results Presentation
Key highlights
- Amber filed its audited Q4FY26 and FY26 investor presentation on 16 May 2026.
- Amber reported Q2FY25 consolidated revenue of Rs 1,685 crore, up 82% year on year.
- H1FY25 operating EBITDA was Rs 320 crore, up 58% year on year.
- Amber disclosed potential PCB capacity addition of up to 840,000 square metres in two phases.
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Amber Enterprises India Limited filed its audited Q4FY26 and FY26 results presentation with the stock exchanges on 16 May 2026. The filing confirms the availability of the company’s investor presentation for the quarter and year ended 31 March 2026, although the supplied disclosure does not provide FY26 revenue, profit or margin figures.
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Why did Amber Enterprises India Limited file its FY26 results presentation?
Amber Enterprises India Limited submitted an investor presentation covering its audited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q4FY26 and FY26. The company made the disclosure under Regulation 30 and other applicable provisions of the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, 2015.
The exchange announcement dated 16 May 2026 identifies the document as the Q4FY26 and FY26 result presentation. Amber said the presentation was also being hosted on its investor-relations website for members, market participants and the public. The filing is listed against NSE scrip code 540902 and ISIN INE371P01015.
The presentation forms part of Amber’s regular investor-communication process alongside annual reports, quarterly results, earnings-call transcripts and other corporate filings. Such disclosures allow investors to review management’s presentation of financial and operating performance in addition to the statutory financial results.
What does the FY26 filing cover?
The FY26 filing covers audited financial results for both the standalone company and the consolidated group for the quarter and financial year ended 31 March 2026. The supplied announcement does not state any audited revenue, operating EBITDA, net profit, margin, order-book or capacity figures from that presentation.
This distinction is important because the existence of an investor presentation should not be treated as confirmation of a particular financial outcome. Investors seeking FY26 financial comparisons need to refer to the attached presentation and the separately filed audited results, rather than infer performance from the announcement itself.
Amber also filed an investor presentation on 14 August 2026 for the unaudited standalone and consolidated results of the first quarter of FY27, covering April to June 2026. That filing was similarly made under the SEBI disclosure framework and hosted on the company’s website.
What financial performance has Amber disclosed previously?
The most detailed operating figures in the supplied material relate to Q2FY25, not FY26. Amber reported consolidated revenue of Rs 1,685 crore for Q2FY25, an increase of 82% year on year, while operating EBITDA was Rs 120 crore, up 85% year on year.
For H1FY25, the company reported revenue of Rs 4,086 crore, up 55% year on year, and operating EBITDA of Rs 320 crore, up 58% year on year. These were reported in Amber’s October 2024 Q2FY25 result presentation and should not be considered an indication of FY26 performance.
Earlier disclosures show that Amber’s financial base has expanded over time. Its January 2020 presentation reported revenue of Rs 2,648 crore for the first nine months of FY20, up 70% from Rs 1,556 crore in the comparable prior-year period. Operating EBITDA for that nine-month period was Rs 207 crore, with an EBITDA margin of 7.8%.
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How does the presentation matter to Amber investors?
The filing gives shareholders and prospective investors a formal source for reviewing Amber’s FY26 management presentation. It is particularly relevant because consolidated performance can include developments across group entities that may not be fully apparent from standalone numbers alone.
However, the supplied announcement contains no share-price movement, market reaction, FY26 earnings data or management guidance. As a result, no direct conclusion can be drawn from the filing about the stock’s performance or the group’s FY26 profitability.
Amber operates in the room air-conditioner original equipment manufacturing and original design manufacturing segment, while also supplying critical components such as heat exchangers, printed circuit boards, motors, sheet metal and case liners. In its May 2018 presentation, the company stated that it had a 55.4% share of the Indian RAC OEM/ODM market and a 19.1% share of the overall Indian RAC market in FY17.
What broader operational developments has Amber reported?
Amber’s Q2FY25 presentation referred to a strategic joint venture between IL JIN Electronics and Korea Circuit for the manufacture of high-density interconnect, flexible and semiconductor-substrate printed circuit boards. The stated ownership structure was 70% for IL JIN Electronics and 30% for Korea Circuit.
The same presentation referred to a groundbreaking ceremony for a new PCB plant in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, and an Ascent Circuits expansion. Amber stated that the expansion could add up to 840,000 square metres of annual capacity in two phases. The supplied material does not provide an updated completion status, investment amount or production timeline for that capacity.
For investors, these disclosures provide context on Amber’s activity beyond room air-conditioner manufacturing. But the financial contribution from the joint venture, the Hosur facility and the Ascent Circuits expansion cannot be quantified from the information provided.
Conclusion
Amber’s 16 May 2026 filing confirms that its audited Q4FY26 and FY26 investor presentation was made available through the exchange and its investor-relations platform. The disclosure is a useful reference point for tracking the group’s formal reporting calendar, but the supplied text does not disclose FY26 financial metrics or support claims about earnings, margins or market reaction.
The next focus should be the detailed FY26 results presentation and audited financial statements, including any update on the PCB joint venture and the planned capacity addition of up to 840,000 square metres. Amber has also filed a presentation for the April-June 2026 quarter, giving investors a subsequent reporting document to compare with the FY26 disclosures.


