Rishabh Instruments reported strong Q4 & FY26 results.

Consolidated revenue grew 9.3% YoY in Q4 to ₹204.9 Cr and 7.6% for FY26 to ₹775.1 Cr.

Profitability more than doubled, with consolidated PAT jumping 292% for FY26 to ₹82.2 Cr.

The Electrical and Electronic Instruments (EEI) segment was a primary growth driver, expanding 17.5% for FY26. The company is strategically expanding its global footprint in the US, Africa, and Southeast Asia, while investing heavily in R&D for new energy meters, automation, and solar products.

Capacity at the Nashik facility is set to double with new SMT lines.

Recent developments include significant contracts: a ~₹50 Cr and a ~₹30 Cr order for Lumel SA with a German energy firm, and a ~₹10 Cr deal for Rishabh's Low Voltage CTs.

An acquisition of a SCADA software firm in the Czech Republic also occurred.

New solar inverters are being launched, targeting a ₹100 Cr business in 3-4 years.

Management is confident in delivering sustainable, profitable growth, driven by margin improvement, global expansion, and innovation.

A final dividend of ₹2 per share has been proposed.