DIXON - Dixon Technologies (India) Limited Share Price

Consumer Durables

₹16219.00-369.00(-2.22%)

Market Closed as of Apr 25, 2025, 15:30 IST

What does Dixon Technologies (India) Limited do?

Consumer Electronics•Consumer Durables•Mid Cap

Dixon Tech (India) is a prominent consumer electronics company, identified by its stock ticker DIXON.

With a market capitalization of Rs. 83,566.5 Crores, the company operates both domestically and internationally, specializing in electronic manufacturing services.

Products and Services

Dixon Technologies (India) Limited offers a diverse range of products and services, including:

Consumer Electronics: LED TVs and AC PCBs
Home Appliances: Washing machines and refrigerators
Lighting Products: LED bulbs, battens, and down lighters
Mobile Devices: Mobile phones, smartphones, and PCBA for mobile phones
Healthcare Electronics: Medical electronics and wearables
Security Systems: CCTV cameras and digital video recorders

In addition to manufacturing, the company provides reverse logistics solutions, which include repair and refurbishment services, particularly for LED TV panels, as well as support for information technology hardware.

Company Background

Incorporated in 1993, Dixon Tech is headquartered in Noida, India. Over the last twelve months, the company has reported revenues of Rs. 33,251.2 Crores.

Financials

Dixon Tech (India) has a dividend yield of 0.06% per year, returning Rs. 8 dividend per share to its investors. However, it has also diluted shareholder holdings by 1.2% in the past three years. Notably, the company has achieved impressive revenue growth of 237.3% during the same period.

Industry Group:Consumer Durables

Employees:1,693

Website:www.dixoninfo.com

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Category	DIXON	Consumer
PE	112.64	88.68
PS	2.93	3.69
Growth	106.5 %	44.5 %

Balance Sheet for Dixon Tech (India)

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Sep-2024	Mar-2024	Sep-2023	Mar-2023	Sep-2022	Mar-2022
Cash and cash equivalents	57.9%	31	20	80	44	178	111
Current investments	-	0	0	0	30	0	135
Loans, current	1756.7%	58	4.07	50	29	251	1.87
Total current financial assets	19.4%	1,117	936	1,076	1,064	1,600	1,124
Inventories	33.2%	519	390	704	433	656	656
Current tax assets	-	0	0	0	0	0	0
Total current assets	23.9%	1,694	1,367	1,863	1,554	2,334	1,906
Property, plant and equipment	2.3%	712	696	613	587	548	488
Capital work-in-progress	227.3%	109	34	75	52	52	19
Non-current investments	578%	835	124	124	108	92	92
Loans, non-current	-67%	150	452	367	246	60	20
Total non-current financial assets	68.8%	1,009	598	513	376	174	133
Total non-current assets	33.4%	1,955	1,466	1,360	1,178	907	820
Total assets	28.7%	3,648	2,834	3,223	2,732	3,242	2,726
Borrowings, non-current	-18.6%	36	44	52	59	169	175
Total non-current financial liabilities	-7.1%	158	170	188	209	289	294
Provisions, non-current	18.2%	14	12	11	11	10	10
Total non-current liabilities	8.6%	229	211	228	249	324	330
Borrowings, current	161%	155	60	85	23	38	71
Total current financial liabilities	41.8%	1,647	1,162	1,649	1,246	1,826	1,413
Provisions, current	248.2%	9.53	3.45	5.72	6.2	5.18	5.65
Current tax liabilities	438.9%	10	2.67	15	9.34	5.44	3.13
Total current liabilities	41.1%	1,732	1,228	1,735	1,316	1,906	1,473
Total liabilities	36.3%	1,961	1,439	1,963	1,566	2,230	1,804
Equity share capital	0%	12	12	12	12	12	12
Total equity	21%	1,687	1,394	1,260	1,166	1,012	922
Total equity and liabilities	28.7%	3,648	2,834	3,223	2,732	3,242	2,726

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Sep-2024	Mar-2024	Sep-2023	Mar-2023	Sep-2022	Mar-2022
Cash and cash equivalents	4.5%	209	200	127	217	231	176
Current investments	-	0	0	0	30	20	135
Loans, current	-200%	0	2	0	0	0	0.44
Total current financial assets	210.3%	8,832	2,847	2,468	2,065	2,471	1,830
Inventories	118.3%	3,699	1,695	1,668	958	1,224	1,156
Current tax assets	474.2%	13	3.09	1.78	0.95	110	1.84
Total current assets	167.7%	12,943	4,836	4,431	3,139	3,807	3,147
Property, plant and equipment	21.3%	1,985	1,637	1,039	942	830	758
Capital work-in-progress	117.5%	138	64	410	120	67	22
Goodwill	93.1%	57	30	30	30	30	30
Non-current investments	1363.2%	279	20	15	14	5.33	5.94
Total non-current financial assets	788.5%	543	62	52	49	42	42
Total non-current assets	47.5%	3,178	2,155	1,928	1,540	1,241	1,130
Total assets	130.6%	16,121	6,991	6,359	4,679	5,048	4,277
Borrowings, non-current	189.3%	325	113	123	145	285	297
Total non-current financial liabilities	82.2%	863	474	450	398	481	495
Provisions, non-current	320%	85	21	17	17	14	14
Total non-current liabilities	90.5%	1,022	537	503	454	527	544
Borrowings, current	-12.2%	37	42	125	37	115	161
Total current financial liabilities	162%	12,121	4,627	4,212	2,798	3,312	2,665
Provisions, current	144.4%	14	6.32	8.76	8.58	7.52	7.29
Current tax liabilities	270%	38	11	29	13	12	8.53
Total current liabilities	164.7%	12,524	4,732	4,380	2,941	3,410	2,736
Total liabilities	157.1%	13,545	5,269	4,883	3,395	3,936	3,280
Equity share capital	0%	12	12	12	12	12	12
Non controlling interest	1181.5%	347	28	26	-0.28	0.15	0.55
Total equity	49.6%	2,575	1,722	1,476	1,285	1,112	997
Total equity and liabilities	130.6%	16,121	6,991	6,359	4,679	5,048	4,277

Summary of Latest Earnings Report from Dixon Tech (India)

Summary of Dixon Tech (India)'s latest earnings call, featuring management's outlook on business performance, financial results, and analyst Q&A sessions that highlight key strategic initiatives and market challenges.

Earnings Outlook

Last updated: Jan 25

Management Outlook and Key Highlights from Dixon Technologies' Q3 FY25 Earnings Call:

Outlook:
Management expressed strong confidence in sustained growth driven by robust order books, diversification across segments, and backward integration initiatives. They emphasized scaling mobile manufacturing (targeting 60M+ smartphones annually), expanding into components (displays, precision parts), and leveraging PLI schemes. The company aims to deepen partnerships with global brands, enhance automation, and capitalize on India's electronics manufacturing momentum. Margins are expected to improve with component localization and operational efficiency.

Major Points:

Mobile Segment Dominance:
- Revenue surged 176% YoY to Rs.8,089 Cr in Q3.
- Added a 7th facility (Noida) and targeting exports (3M units to Africa in FY26).
- Signed a JV with Vivo (51% stake) to manufacture smartphones; awaiting regulatory approvals.
Component Manufacturing:
- Finalized display module production with HKC (operational by Q1/Q2 FY26).
- Exploring partnerships for camera modules, battery packs, and mechanical components.
- Planning a $3B display fab (pending ISM 2.0 policy), targeting localization and supply-chain control.
Diversification & Growth Verticals:
- Consumer Electronics: Refrigerator business captured 8% market share; expanding into deep freezers, wine chillers.
- Home Appliances: Monthly washing machine volumes doubled YoY; exploring vacuums/water purifiers.
- Telecom: Revenue up 48% QoQ; 5G FWA capacity doubling.
- IT Hardware: Chennai facility operational for HP, ASUS, Lenovo; JV talks with a global ODM for servers/notebooks.
Financial Strength:
- ROCE/ROE at 42.6%/33.3%; gross debt-to-equity at 0.15.
- PLI incentives (Rs.200 Cr+ booked in 9M FY25) to bolster margins.
Challenges:
- LED TV demand subdued; focus on premium models (Fire TV, WebOS).

The company remains bullish on India's electronics ecosystem, aiming to solidify its position as a leading EMS player through scale, innovation, and vertical integration.

Q&A Session

Last updated: Jan 25

Question 1 (Sanidhya from Unicorn Assets):
"So, my first question would be on the smartphone side. So, we did see some ramp up in Q2, but I think Q2 and Q3 volumes are same. Could you give highlights? [...] Could you share the market size and any [...] players [...] in the segment? And what are we aiming here?"
Answer: Q3 smartphone volumes were 8.3 million (including Ismartu's 1.7"“1.8 million), while feature phones totaled 9.3 million. Camera module manufacturing is part of Dixon's component strategy, targeting partnerships with global suppliers under the upcoming component PLI scheme.

Question 2 (Vipraw Srivastava from PhillipCapital):
"On the Vivo tie-up [...] is there any PLI sharing [...]? [...] How is Dixon seeing competition post mobile PLI ending in FY26?"
Answer: PLI-sharing terms with Vivo are confidential. Post-PLI, Dixon aims to maintain dominance via automation, component integration (displays, mechanicals), and scale (targeting 60M+ smartphone capacity).

Question 3 (Aditya Bhartia from Investec):
"On the KHY acquisition [...] export opportunity? [...] On display fab capex [...] what's the funding plan?"
Answer: KHY acquisition supports 3M export orders (INR1,500"“1,800 crore revenue). The $3B display fab (pending ISM 2.0 policy) will prioritize captive consumption and global competitiveness, with capex partly subsidized by government.

Question 4 (Madhav from Fidelity):
"Could brands diversify suppliers [...] risking Dixon's dominance? [...] Display fab capex details?"
Answer: Dixon's efficiency, customer-centricity, and component integration aim to retain market share. The display fab ($3B capex) targets 8.6-gen tech for TVs, mobiles, and laptops, with ROCE aligned to core business metrics.

Question 5 (Siddhartha Bera from Nomura):
"Ismartu's Q3 volumes? [...] Next-year smartphone volume outlook?"
Answer: Ismartu contributed ~1.7M of 8.3M Q3 smartphone volumes. FY26 targets exclude Vivo JV (pending approvals) but anticipate growth via Motorola, Xiaomi, and Oppo partnerships.

Question 6 (Indrajit Agarwal from CLSA):
"Laptop revenue recognition [...] delay in import restrictions?"
Answer: Laptop revenue started minimally in Q3; trials for HP/Asus begin Feb '25. Import delays haven't altered 5-year targets, with a JV planned with a global ODM for servers/notebooks.

Question 7 (Pulkit Patni from Goldman Sachs):
"PLI incentive receivables? [...] Other expenses decline?"
Answer: PLI receivables stand at ~INR1,000 crore (Dixon's share: ~INR200 crore). Lower Q3 expenses reflect reduced wages/power costs and forex gains vs. Q2's exchange loss.

Question 8 (Renu Pugalia from IIFL Securities):
"Growth drivers post-mobile PLI? Talent strategy?"
Answer: Focus on components (displays, mechanicals), IT hardware JV, and telecom (INR3,000 crore FY25 revenue, doubling in FY26). Hiring expats/senior talent for component verticals.

Question 9 (Keyur Pandya from ICICI Prudential):
"Mobile margins post-PLI sunset?"
Answer: Backward integration (100"“120 bps margin improvement in 24"“36 months) and automation to offset PLI expiry. Display module revenue to scale from FY26"“27.

Question 10 (Nirransh Jain from BNP Paribas):
"Vivo JV's outsourcing share [...] volumes?"
Answer: Vivo JV to produce 67% of Vivo's India sales post-regulatory approvals (6"“7 months). Samsung's Q3 volumes were 1.7M; washing machines: 3.6L semi-auto, 0.8L fully auto.

Investor Care
Dividend Yield	0.06%
Dividend/Share (TTM)	8
Shares Dilution (1Y)	0.43%
Diluted EPS (TTM)	143.19

Financial Health
Current Ratio	1.03
Debt/Equity	0.14
Debt/Cashflow	1.61

Income Statement for Dixon Tech (India)

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

QuarterlyAnnual

Description	(%) Q/Q	Dec-2024	Sep-2024	Jun-2024	Mar-2024	Dec-2023	Sep-2023
Revenue From Operations	-48.2%	1,030	1,986	1,299	1,388	1,441	2,073
Other Income	-16.7%	5.94	6.93	12	12	9.45	8.47
Total Income	-48%	1,036	1,993	1,311	1,400	1,451	2,081
Cost of Materials	-53.5%	819	1,761	1,155	1,208	1,152	1,929
Employee Expense	2.7%	76	74	66	41	48	54
Finance costs	27.3%	15	12	11	9.71	12	9.08
Depreciation and Amortization	0%	17	17	17	17	16	15
Other expenses	-20%	73	91	70	59	58	70
Total Expenses	-46.4%	1,032	1,924	1,273	1,343	1,404	2,003
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	-95.4%	4.16	69	39	57	47	78
Exceptional items before tax	-100.4%	0	239	0	0	0	0
Total profit before tax	-99%	4.16	309	39	57	47	78
Current tax	-102.8%	0.41	22	9.95	13	12	20
Deferred tax	-99.1%	1.25	29	0.53	0.71	-2.47	0.58
Total tax	-98.7%	1.66	52	10	14	9.9	21
Total profit (loss) for period	-99.4%	2.5	257	28	43	37	57
Other comp. income net of taxes	-10.1%	0.24	0.31	0.16	1.38	-0.13	-0.11
Total Comprehensive Income	-99.3%	2.74	257	28	45	37	57
Earnings Per Share, Basic	-101.4%	0.42	42.93	4.68	7.28	6.21	9.61
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	-101.4%	0.41	42.49	4.66	7.24	6.18	9.58

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022	Mar-2021	Mar-2020	Mar-2019
Revenue From Operations	-8.4%	6,411	6,997	7,484	5,675	3,672	2,526
Other Income	111.8%	37	18	2.62	2.39	9.2	4.18
Total Income	-8.1%	6,449	7,016	7,487	5,677	3,681	2,530
Cost of Materials	-8.1%	5,652	6,151	6,796	5,061	3,212	2,183
Employee Expense	2.2%	188	184	162	125	109	79
Finance costs	14.3%	41	36	30	26	35	24
Depreciation and Amortization	10.5%	64	58	51	38	32	20
Other expenses	-9.9%	247	274	261	219	182	144
Total Expenses	-7.9%	6,202	6,731	7,287	5,471	3,538	2,446
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	-13.4%	247	285	200	206	142	84
Total profit before tax	-13.4%	247	285	200	206	142	84
Current tax	-10.1%	63	70	52	52	37	23
Deferred tax	-195.2%	-1.56	3.69	-2.14	1.99	-5.23	5.07
Total tax	-17.8%	61	74	49	54	32	28
Total profit (loss) for period	-11.9%	186	211	151	152	111	56
Other comp. income net of taxes	100.7%	1.01	-0.5	-0.1	-0.05	-0.5	-0.08
Total Comprehensive Income	-11.4%	187	211	151	152	110	56
Earnings Per Share, Basic	-12.8%	31.12	35.53	25.63	26.14	19.376	9.956
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	-12.7%	30.93	35.27	25.38	25.56	18.852	9.812

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

QuarterlyAnnual

Description	(%) Q/Q	Dec-2024	Sep-2024	Jun-2024	Mar-2024	Dec-2023	Sep-2023
Revenue From Operations	-9.4%	10,454	11,534	6,580	4,658	4,818	4,943
Other Income	181.7%	6.5	-5.73	8.18	17	2.32	0.72
Total Income	-9.3%	10,460	11,528	6,588	4,675	4,821	4,944
Cost of Materials	-10.6%	9,581	10,722	6,398	4,215	4,345	4,580
Employee Expense	5.4%	156	148	120	82	87	95
Finance costs	8.1%	41	38	29	21	22	17
Depreciation and Amortization	13.8%	75	66	55	51	41	36
Other expenses	-24.2%	227	299	195	171	155	180
Total Expenses	-9.2%	10,179	11,212	6,416	4,548	4,697	4,798
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	-11.1%	282	317	172	127	124	146
Exceptional items before tax	-100.5%	0	210	0	0	0	0
Total profit before tax	-46.5%	282	526	172	127	124	146
Current tax	-16.2%	68	81	42	27	31	36
Deferred tax	-99.5%	1.16	36	-2.3	4.82	-2.46	-0.42
Total tax	-41.4%	69	117	40	32	29	35
Total profit (loss) for period	-47.7%	216	412	140	97	97	113
Other comp. income net of taxes	-195%	0.41	0.8	0.21	1.23	-0.13	-0.11
Total Comprehensive Income	-47.4%	217	412	140	99	97	113
Earnings Per Share, Basic	-48.2%	36.12	68.82	23.35	16.31	16.29	19.04
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	-48.4%	35.64	68.11	23.23	16.21	16.21	18.96

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022	Mar-2021	Mar-2020	Mar-2019
Revenue From Operations	45.1%	17,691	12,192	10,697	6,448	4,400	2,984
Other Income	377.2%	23	5.61	3.81	1.58	5.2	5.63
Total Income	45.2%	17,713	12,198	10,701	6,450	4,405	2,990
Cost of Materials	46.5%	16,142	11,015	9,890	5,753	3,913	2,595
Employee Expense	32.3%	333	252	198	137	118	84
Finance costs	23.3%	75	61	44	27	35	25
Depreciation and Amortization	41.2%	162	115	84	44	37	22
Other expenses	53%	622	407	341	255	199	156
Total Expenses	45.4%	17,230	11,854	10,446	6,233	4,249	2,896
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	41.2%	484	343	255	217	157	94
Total profit before tax	41.2%	484	343	255	217	157	94
Current tax	36%	118	87	64	53	40	25
Deferred tax	-86.4%	1.23	2.69	0.46	4.02	-4.02	5.27
Total tax	32.6%	119	90	64	57	36	30
Total profit (loss) for period	47.2%	375	255	190	160	120	63
Other comp. income net of taxes	93.9%	0.86	-1.28	0.59	-0.05	-0.45	-0.07
Total Comprehensive Income	48.2%	376	254	191	160	120	63
Earnings Per Share, Basic	47.5%	62.84	42.92	32.31	27.49	21.108	11.19
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	47.7%	62.46	42.62	32	26.87	20.54	11.028

Share Holdings

Understand Dixon Tech (India) ownership landscape with insights into key distribution patterns, offering investors a clear view of stakeholder dynamics.

Holding Pattern

Major Shareholders

Share Holding Details

As of 2025-03-31

Shareholder Name	Holding %
PSV FAMILY TRUST UNDER THE TRUSTEES MR. SUNIL VACHANI AND MRS. GAYATRI VACHANI	15.69%
GAYATRI VACHANI	6.45%
KAMLA VACHANI	6.42%
SUNIL VACHANI	5.34%
KSV FAMILY TRUST UNDER THE TRUSTEES MR. SUNIL VACHANI AND MRS. GAYATRI VACHANI	3.92%
ATUL BEHARI LALL	3.27%
NIPPON LIFE INDIA TRUSTEE LTD-A/C NIPPON INDIA ETF	2.3%
MOTILAL OSWAL NIFTY MIDCAP 100 ETF	2.24%
UTI-FLEXI CAP FUND	1.55%
AXIS ELSS TAX SAVER FUND	1.32%
HSBC MIDCAP FUND	1.25%
LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA	1.17%
CANARA ROBECO MUTUAL FUND A/C CANARA ROBECO EMERGI	1.14%
HDFC LARGE AND MID CAP FUND	1.08%
INVESCO INDIA ELSS TAX SAVER FUND	1.01%
HDFC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED	1.01%
SURESH VASWANI	0.85%
VACHANI KAMAL VACHANI SUNDER	0.01%
RAVI VACHANI	0.01%

Overall Distribution

Distribution across major stakeholders

Ownership Distribution

Distribution across major institutional holders

Valuation
Market Cap	97.43 kCr
Price/Earnings (Trailing)	112.64
Price/Sales (Trailing)	2.93
EV/EBITDA	65.72
Price/Free Cashflow	-7.34 L
MarketCap/EBT	88.02

Fundamentals
Revenue (TTM)	33.25 kCr
Rev. Growth (Yr)	116.99%
Rev. Growth (Qtr)	-9.27%
Earnings (TTM)	864.93 Cr
Earnings Growth (Yr)	122.76%
Earnings Growth (Qtr)	-47.48%

Profitability
Operating Margin	2.7%
EBT Margin	3.33%
Return on Equity	33.59%
Return on Assets	5.37%
Free Cashflow Yield	-0.00%

Cash Flow for Dixon Tech (India)

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022
Finance costs	14.3%	41	36	30
Change in inventories	-81.1%	43	223	-100.45
Depreciation	10.5%	64	58	51
Unrealised forex losses/gains	-147.8%	0	3.09	-0.73
Dividend income	-154.1%	0	2.85	0
Adjustments for interest income	161.5%	35	14	1.9
Share-based payments	-21.9%	9.59	12	11
Net Cashflows from Operations	-34.2%	309	469	263
Income taxes paid (refund)	9.5%	70	64	48
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	11.5%	0	-0.13	0
Net Cashflows From Operating Activities	-40.9%	239	404	214
Cashflows used in obtaining control of subsidiaries	6.7%	17	16	47
Proceeds from sales of PPE	81.6%	15	8.71	11
Purchase of property, plant and equipment	4.9%	151	144	212
Cash receipts from repayment of advances and loans made to other parties	-	0	0	433
Dividends received	-154.1%	0	2.85	0
Interest received	161.5%	35	14	1.9
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	-69.2%	33	105	-39.94
Net Cashflows From Investing Activities	6%	-265.83	-282.95	-248.96
Proceeds from issuing shares	39.4%	47	34	64
Proceeds from borrowings	-	35	0	148
Repayments of borrowings	-92.8%	13	167	32
Payments of lease liabilities	6.2%	18	17	28
Dividends paid	54.5%	18	12	5.86
Interest paid	15.4%	31	27	37
Net Cashflows from Financing Activities	100.7%	2.31	-188.93	110
Net change in cash and cash eq.	63.2%	-24.21	-67.42	75

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022
Finance costs	23.3%	75	61	44
Change in inventories	-474.7%	-737.14	198	-418.8
Depreciation	41.2%	162	115	84
Unrealised forex losses/gains	-963.9%	-9.54	2.22	-0.73
Adjustments for interest income	-67.3%	1.35	2.07	1.24
Share-based payments	0%	12	12	11
Net Cashflows from Operations	-12.4%	705	805	328
Income taxes paid (refund)	49.4%	122	82	54
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	-91.8%	1.18	3.2	-1.15
Net Cashflows From Operating Activities	-19.6%	584	726	273
Proceeds from sales of PPE	50%	16	11	3.25
Purchase of property, plant and equipment	26.7%	584	461	421
Cash receipts from repayment of advances and loans made to other parties	-	0	0	2.5
Interest received	-67.3%	1.35	2.07	1.24
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	-59.3%	38	92	-50.37
Net Cashflows From Investing Activities	-49.2%	-530.9	-355.55	-464.46
Proceeds from changes in ownership interests in subsidiaries	-	21	0	0
Proceeds from issuing shares	39.4%	47	34	64
Proceeds from borrowings	-90.8%	3.95	33	311
Repayments of borrowings	-90%	32	311	8.02
Dividends paid	54.5%	18	12	5.86
Interest paid	-34.2%	49	74	57
Net Cashflows from Financing Activities	78.5%	-69.97	-329.62	304
Net change in cash and cash eq.	-143.9%	-16.56	41	113

Is Dixon Tech (India) Better than it's peers?

Detailed comparison of Dixon Tech (India) against industry peers, highlighting key financial metrics, valuation ratios, and performance indicators to provide competitive context within the sector.

Ticker	Name	Mkt Cap	Revenue	Price %, 1M	Returns, 1Y	P/E	P/S	Rev 1-Yr	Inc 1-Yr
HAVELLS	Havells IndiaConsumer Electronics	1 LCr	20.99 kCr	+7.15%	+2.51%	71.64	4.78	+15.14%	+18.43%
KAYNES	KAYNES TECHNOLOGY INDIAIndustrial Products	35.68 kCr	2.49 kCr	+14.38%	+110.55%	138.01	14.33	+34.13%	+56.13%
AMBER	Amber Enterprises IndiaHousehold Appliances	21.63 kCr	9.1 kCr	-6.75%	+68.52%	93.32	2.38	+30.29%	+56.02%
VGUARD	V-Guard IndustriesHousehold Appliances	15.52 kCr	5.4 kCr	+0.96%	+3.95%	51.94	2.87	+15.32%	+27.60%
SYRMA	Syrma SGS TechnologyIndustrial Products	8.73 kCr	4.06 kCr	+4.22%	+3.24%	55.15	2.15	+46.86%	+29.59%
AVALON	Avalon TechOther Electrical Equipment	5.54 kCr	993.28 Cr	+6.79%	+58.48%	119.75	5.57	+5.90%	+5.94%

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