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About the company - Business Profile

Exicom Tele-Systems Ltd. (Exicom) is an Indian power management solutions provider specializing in the design, manufacture, and servicing of critical power systems and electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. Established in 1994, the company serves global telecom operators, data centers, and the burgeoning EV market. Exicom operates through two primary segments: Critical Power, which provides DC power systems and Li-ion energy storage for telecommunications, and Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE), offering a range of AC and DC charging solutions for residential and public use.

Key Points

• Key Facts: Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana, Exicom is a publicly traded company listed on the NSE and BSE (listing date: March 5, 2024). It is led by MD & CEO Anant Nahata.
• Operations and Resources: The company operates manufacturing facilities in Gurugram (Haryana) and Solan (Himachal Pradesh). It is currently developing a new integrated manufacturing plant in Hyderabad with an investment exceeding ₹100 crore to ramp up EV charger and electronics production. R&D centers are located in Gurugram and Bangalore.
• Ownership: As of September 30, 2025, the promoter and promoter group held a 66.5% stake. Other significant shareholders include Mutual Funds (0.9%), FIIs (4.29%), and DIIs (3.9%).
• Market Significance: Exicom holds a dominant position in the Indian telecom power market and is a leading player in the domestic EV charging space. It secured a landmark ₹1,680 crore Advance Purchase Order from BharatNet for Phase 3 connectivity.
• Sustainability and Innovation: The company has deployed over 2.64 GWh of Li-ion batteries for telecom infrastructure as of March 2025. Recent innovations include the Harmony Boost and Harmony Gen 1.5 EV charger lineups.
• Business Model: Exicom follows an integrated model of R&D and manufacturing, focusing on energy-efficient power electronics. It excels in customized power solutions for harsh environments and rapid scaling of EV infrastructure.

Financial and Operational Highlights

• Revenue Breakdown (FY25 Consolidated):
  • Total Revenue: ₹867.61 crore (a 14.9% decline from ₹1,019.60 crore in FY24).
  • Critical Power: Standalone revenue declined 12.2% YoY, while consolidated revenue dropped 26.5% due to slower tower rollouts and market transitions.
  • EVSE: Standalone revenue saw a 15.7% decline, but consolidated EVSE revenue grew by 22% following the acquisition of Tritium.
• Profitability Metrics (FY25 Consolidated):
  • EBITDA: Loss of ₹37.36 crore compared to a profit of ₹112.08 crore in FY24.
  • PAT: Loss of ₹110.03 crore, down from a profit of ₹63.91 crore in FY24, primarily impacted by acquisition-related costs and interest burdens from the Tritium deal.
• Key Products and Technology:
  • Telecom: New 1kW to 4kW rectifiers for small cells and macro sites; 50Ah Li-ion batteries and Hybrid UPS for BharatNet.
  • EVSE: Over 26,000 chargers sold globally in Q3 FY26. The acquisition of Tritium provides access to advanced DC fast-charging technology for international markets (US and Europe).
• Strategic Initiatives:
  • Acquisition: Acquired Tritium to expand global footprint into developed markets.
  • Capacity Expansion: Trial production at the Hyderabad plant began in November 2025.
  • Fund Utilization: Utilized IPO proceeds of ₹354.41 crore (as of Sept 2025) for the Hyderabad plant, R&D, and debt repayment. A Rights Issue in July 2025 raised an additional ₹259.41 crore.
• Employees: The company emphasizes continuous learning, with over 1,200 employees attending various training workshops in FY24.

References

1. Annual Report May 2025
2. Annual Report May 2024
3. Investor Presentation Feb 2026
4. Investor Presentation Nov 2025
5. Earnings Call Nov 2025