Investor Presentation

Here's a summary tailored to your preferences: **Financial Highlights:** Exicom's Q1 FY26 standalone revenue hit 150.7 Cr (PAT 1.1 Cr). Consolidated revenue reached 205.3 Cr but reported a PAT loss of 71.1 Cr, impacted by Critical Power (CP) project delays and Tritium.

EVSE revenue surged, offsetting CP's decline.

Management acknowledges Q1 was below expectations. **Strategic Initiatives & Growth Drivers:** EV sales are expected to boost charging outlook, with Bharat Net deliveries lifting Q2 revenue.

Tritium, a global investment, shows promise with USD $8M in Q1 bookings.

A new Hyderabad plant is on track for October 2025. **Business Developments:** CP began Bharat Net execution and secured Li-ion battery orders.

EVSE gained a Southeast Asia GFA, entered electric trucking, and onboarded a luxury carmaker.

Over 15.5K chargers sold globally; new Harmony Direct 2.0 and Gen 2.0 launched. **Market Position & Competitive Advantage:** Exicom leads in EV charging and power management, backed by a strong customer base and global footprint.

Its in-house CRM enhances EVSE service efficiency. **Investor Implications:** While Q1 shows execution risks in CP and Tritium, strong EV market tailwinds and a robust >1500 Cr CP order backlog signal significant positive growth potential.

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