Dixon Technologies reported strong Q3 FY26 financial results: Revenue grew 3% YoY to ₹10,803 Cr, with PAT up 48% to ₹321 Cr.

For the first nine months, revenue soared 36% to ₹38,991 Cr, and PAT surged 75% to ₹1,346 Cr.

This robust performance was primarily driven by the Mobile & Other EMS segment.

However, the Consumer Electronics & Appliances segment saw a Q3 revenue decline.

The company is strategically expanding its manufacturing footprint.

It acquired a 51% stake in Kunshan Q Tech Microelectronics (India) for ₹553 Cr and invested in Dixon IT Devices Private Limited, holding a 60% stake.

The lighting business was also transferred to a new joint venture, Lightanium Technologies.

Key financial metrics show 9M FY26 EPS at ₹220.98 and improved Net Working Capital Days to (7). Net Debt increased to ₹246 Cr.

These moves position Dixon for continued growth in India’s electronics manufacturing landscape.