Syrma SGS FY26 Revenue Rises 27%
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Syrma SGS FY26 Revenue Rises 27%

Syrma SGS Technology reported strong financial performance for FY26, with revenue growing 27 per cent to Rs 48.19 billion. Operating EBITDA increased to Rs 5.45 billion, supported by stronger execution, positive operating cash flow and reduced net working capital days.

Managing Director Jasbir Singh Gujral said FY26 was a strong year of execution for the company. Syrma SGS strengthened its presence across automotive, industrial, healthcare and defence verticals, while exports grew 41 per cent and crossed Rs 12 billion.

The company also advanced its strategic growth plans through the consolidation of Elcome in defence, the Elemaster joint venture in high-reliability industrial and railways electronics, and its entry into the component ecosystem through a PCB project. These initiatives are expected to support Syrma SGS in building a broader and more resilient electronics manufacturing platform for FY27 and beyond.

Syrma SGS Technology reported strong financial performance for FY26, with revenue growing 27 per cent to Rs 48.19 billion. Operating EBITDA increased to Rs 5.45 billion, supported by stronger execution, positive operating cash flow and reduced net working capital days.Managing Director Jasbir Singh Gujral said FY26 was a strong year of execution for the company. Syrma SGS strengthened its presence across automotive, industrial, healthcare and defence verticals, while exports grew 41 per cent and crossed Rs 12 billion.The company also advanced its strategic growth plans through the consolidation of Elcome in defence, the Elemaster joint venture in high-reliability industrial and railways electronics, and its entry into the component ecosystem through a PCB project. These initiatives are expected to support Syrma SGS in building a broader and more resilient electronics manufacturing platform for FY27 and beyond.

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