Hindware delivered a strong Q3 FY26, with consolidated revenue up 8% YoY to ₹640 Cr.

EBITDA jumped to ₹52 Cr, and the company turned profitable with a PBT of ₹6 Cr.

Bathware was a key growth driver, while the Consumer Products segment significantly narrowed its losses by streamlining its portfolio.

The Pipes business, however, experienced a slight revenue dip and increased losses.

Strategically, Hindware is demerging to unlock value, creating two distinct listed entities.

Growth drivers include expanding premium Bathware offerings and distribution.

The Pipes business enhanced manufacturing with its new Roorkee plant starting commercial production and expanded its product range.

The Consumer Products division exited loss-making categories to focus on high-demand kitchen appliances like chimneys and hobs.

Management is focused on driving profitable growth and market leadership across all segments.