🔋 Amara Raja Batteries Q4 FY25 & FY25 Results: Energizing the Future with EV Vision But Profits in fall

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🔋 Amara Raja Batteries Q4 FY25 & FY25 Results: Energizing the Future with EV Vision But Profits in fall

🔍 Recent Insights & Business Highlights

Volume Growth: Q4 witnessed strong traction in both automotive and industrial segments, driven by export demand and OEM recovery.
New Energy Push: Lithium-ion giga factory (10 GWh) and pack assembly unit (2 GWh) remain on track—marking Amara Raja’s EV transition.
Export Expansion: Double-digit growth in export volumes; widening distribution network across emerging markets in South Asia, Middle East & Africa.
EV Subsidiary: Amara Raja Advanced Cell Technologies Pvt Ltd shows early signs of scaling.

📊 Consolidated Income Statement (₹ in Cr)

Metric	Q4 FY25	FY25	YoY Growth (%)
Revenue from Operations	2,910.6	11,358.1	↑ 7.5%
EBITDA	478.3	1,860.2	↑ 8.0%
EBITDA Margin (%)	16.4%	16.4%	Flat
Profit After Tax (PAT)	229.2	916.7	↑ 6.3%
PAT Margin (%)	7.9%	8.1%	Slightly ↑
EPS (₹)	13.4	53.6	↑ 6.1%
PE Ratio (CMP ₹1009)	18.8x	18.8x	–
Interest Coverage Ratio (ICR)	29.1x	28.6x	Strong

🧾 Consolidated Balance Sheet Highlights (FY25)

Metric	FY25
Total Assets	₹9,745 Cr
Net Worth	₹6,953 Cr
Total Borrowings	₹426 Cr
Cash & Cash Equivalents	₹611 Cr
Trade Receivables	₹1,079 Cr
Debt to Equity	0.06
Debt Ratio	0.04
Current Ratio	2.1
Price to Book Value (PBV)	2.1x

💰 Consolidated Cash Flow Snapshot (FY25)

Cash Flow Metric	₹ in Cr
Net Cash from Operating (CFO)	1,173.3
Net Cash Used in Investing (CFI)	(678.2)
Net Cash Used in Financing (CFF)	(263.5)
Net Cash Flow	231.6
Free Cash Flow (Estimate)	~₹800 Cr

🌐 Segmental & Regional Performance

Automotive Batteries: Volume growth led by strong replacement market and OEM revival.
Industrial Batteries: Sustained telecom & UPS segment demand.
Geographic Mix: ~22% of revenue from exports; Middle East & Africa growing rapidly.

🔮 Outlook – Short Term & Long Term

Near-Term:

Margins may face input cost pressure; however, export volumes and OEM recovery to support top line.
Channel expansion and product mix to help maintain profitability.

Long-Term:

Growth aligned with India’s EV and energy storage story.
Giga-factory progress and cell manufacturing capabilities to create value beyond FY26.

📢 Disclosure

This blog is intended purely for educational and informational purposes and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation. Investors are encouraged to perform their own research before making investment decisions.