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Despite a growth in revenues from electrification, robotics and discrete automation, ABB India Ltd has reported a seven per cent year-on-year (y-o-y) decline in profits, that stood at ₹409 crore, during the third quarter of the calendar year 2025 (Q3 CY25). Driven by focused execution of backlog from base orders, the company’s revenue from operations rose by almost 14 per cent during the quarter, to ₹3,311 crore. This was mainly aided by a 63 per cent jump in revenues from robotics and discrete automation. During the quarter in review, revenues from other business segments like electrification and motion grew by 19.5 per cent and 9 per cent, respectively. “Total orders for Q3 were at ₹3,233 crore. Motion & Robotics and Discrete Automation led the way with robust order growth. Electrification had a large data centre order in the same quarter last year, while Process Automation also followed the overall order plateau trend for the quarter. Order wins spanned across wind converters for renewables, robotics for EV mobility (automotive) and mobile phone assembly (electronics), process automation and drives solutions for metals, insulated case circuit breakers and fault current limiters for a power distribution equipment company, and electricals and instrumentation for a global leader in food, beverage, and pharma systems. Opportunities also included gas chromatographs and oxygen analysers for a leading integrated energy major,” the company stated in a release. Sanjeev Sharma, Managing Director, ABB India stated, “We have had another quarter where we continue to build our overall performance. Base order growth and revenue expansion led the way in driving momentum during the quarter.” “While remaining optimistic, we will continue to leverage growth opportunities which the domestic market and the regulatory easings offer amidst global volatility,” he added. Published on November 6, 2025
