Hitachi Energy India shares rise around 8–9% after the company reports strong Q2 performance for the September 2026 quarter. The results show revenue growth of about 64% year-on-year to roughly ₹2,997 crore, alongside a sharp jump in orders and a record order backlog, supporting expectations for continued demand in power infrastructure.
Across outlets, reported figures include net profit increasing by about 20–21% to around ₹318–₹319 crore and EBITDA rising about 36% to about ₹406 crore. One report highlights that EBITDA margin narrows even as earnings grow, indicating profitability does not scale at the same pace as revenue. Other coverage also notes that order inflows surge roughly 86% year-on-year to ₹4,120.8 crore, with utilities-related transmission equipment and data centres described as major demand drivers.
Some outlets also add a market-reaction layer, referencing brokerages’ views and how analysts frame the outlook—either pointing to strong growth momentum or flagging valuation risks. Overall, the coverage largely aligns on the core financial beats: revenue growth, profit gains, and a higher, record backlog.
