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Dixon Technologies (India)

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Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 30 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

34​million unitsMobile phone volume · Mobile · FY27Lall · p. 9
20–21​million unitsVivo JV phone volume · Vivo JV · FY28Lall · Q&A · p. 9
₹15,000–20,000​CrIT hardware revenue · IT hardware · next couple of yearsLall · p. 11
6–7​%Q Tech margin · Q TechGupta · Q&A · p. 16
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Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Revenue21,79414,855+46.7%15,548+40.2%
EBITDA597561+6.3%463+28.9%
EBITDA margin2.7%3.8%-104 bps3.0%-24 bps
PBTProfit before tax530922-42.6%860-38.4%
Net profit344670-48.7%663-48.2%
EPS (₹)67.37122.73-45.1%117.87-42.8%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.

Guidance

Revenue · IT hardware · long termRs 15,000-20,000 CrIT hardware seen at INR 15,000-20,000 crore business in next couple of years
Revenue · IT hardware · FY27Rs 6,000-6,500 CrIT hardware FY27 volume about 1.3-1.4 million, revenue about INR 6,000-6,500 crore
Revenue · Q Tech · FY28Rs 2,500-3,000 CrQ Tech revenue targeted at INR 2,500-3,000 crore next year
Margin · FY27-FY2980-100 bpsDisplay and camera to expand margins by 80-100 bps over next 2 years
Margin · Q Tech · long term6-7%Q Tech margins expected to reach 6-7% as operating leverage builds
Margin · IT hardware · long term80-100 bpsIT backward integration of 25-30% of bill of material may add 80-100 bps margin
Margin · Telecom3-3.20%Telecom margins expected around 3 to 3.2%
Capex · FY271 million sq ft1 million sq ft Noida facility almost built; operations from Q3
CapexRs 500 CrIT PLI 2 capex commitment moves from INR 250 crore to INR 500 crore
Capex3,75,000 sq ftRefrigerator facility expanding by about 375,000 sq ft for freezers, visi coolers
Capex · FY27Rs 1,200 CrCapex of INR 700 crore in H1; FY27 expected at INR 1,200 crore
Capex · FY28Rs 1,200-1,300 CrNext year capex run rate seen at INR 1,200-1,300 crore
CapexRs 1,000 CrDisplay capex of close to INR 1,000 crore
Capex · FY27Rs 300-350 CrDisplay spend INR 300-350 crore this year, 350-400 next year, from internal accruals
CapexRs 300-350 CrVivo JV capex estimated at INR 300-350 crore
CapexRs 50-60 CrGemtek JV initial investment INR 50-60 crore
Capacity · FY2820-25 million unitsMobile display line delayed; 20-25 million capacity by Feb 2027, production early next year

Mobile: New Indian brand customer seen at 8 to 10 million units next year

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 10
“We feel that for that customer, next year, we should be doing almost 8 to 10 million.”

Mobile: Q3 mobile volume seen at 7 to 7.5 million units

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&A · p. 20
“So Quarter 3 being post-Diwali time, I think it is going to be somewhere in the range of around 7 to 7.5 million.”

Display: Display next year targeted at 25-30% of INR 7,000 crore potential

Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 18
“So assuming that next financial year, we will target to get at least 25-30% of that INR 7,000 crores.”

Mobile: FY27 mobile volume seen at 33 to 34 million units without Vivo

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&A · p. 17
“So, as far as the volumes are concerned, as we mentioned that in this year we should close somewhere between 33 to 34 million without Vivo.”

Mobile: H2 mobile volume expected broadly similar to H1's 17 million

Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 20
“So we did 17 million, and we are expecting broadly a similar number in next 6 months.”

More figures from the call

Mobile · Guidance
3.5​million units per quarterAnchor customer volume
“The outlook given is that we should be doing approximately 3.5 million units per quarter. So that is almost 14 million, and out of that, almost 6 to 7 million is going to be exports, if not more.”
Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairmanp. 10
IT hardware · Guidance
₹18,000–20,000​CrIT hardware revenue · next couple of years
“So, this INR 18,000-20,000 crore kind of a number that we feel confident about in the next couple of years would only come from the laptop and the tablet business and then something from the desktops and other kind of thing.”
Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 15
Mobile · Guidance
55–60​million unitsMobile phone volume including Vivo · FY28
“And with Vivo, I think it should be a decent number of somewhere between total number of 55 to 60 odd million.”
Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&Ap. 17
IT hardware · Guidance
1.8–2​million unitsIT hardware unit volume · FY28
“So, Renu, see, we feel confident that we should be touching a number of almost 1.8 to 2 million units next year.”
Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&Ap. 15
Mobile · Guidance
3.5–4​million unitsMobile export volume · FY27
“So we feel that export numbers this year, we are targeting somewhere between 3.5 to 4 million.”
Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 18
Mobile · Guidance
6–8​million unitsIncremental mobile volume · FY28
“Second is the Indian brand that we have just got added, so that can add another 6 to 8 million kind of numbers for us. And on top of it, Vivo can add another 18 to 20 million.”
Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 18

In short

  1. 01Q2 revenue was INR 21,806 crore; EBITDA excluding the Aditya Infotech fair value gain was INR 609 crore.
  2. 02Margins were hit by the end of mobile PLI 1 and higher memory prices passed through in selling prices.
  3. 03Mobile volumes guided at about 34 million in FY27 excluding Vivo; Q3 seen at 7 to 7.5 million.
  4. 04FY28 mobile volume with Vivo put at 55 to 60 million; Vivo JV production targeted from Q4.
  5. 05IT hardware revenue seen at INR 6,000-6,500 crore this year and INR 15,000-20,000 crore in a couple of years.
  6. 06IT PLI 2 capex commitment moves from INR 250 crore to INR 500 crore.
  7. 07Capex of about INR 1,200 crore in FY27 and INR 1,200-1,300 crore run rate next year.
  8. 08About 80-85% of blocked working capital expected to be released before March.

Capex

Display: Display trials: auto and notebook in Q3, mobile in Q4; mass production next fiscal

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 5
“The first phase covering automotive and notebook displays is expected to commence trials in Q3, followed by mobile display trials in Q4, with mass production targeted to begin from the next fiscal year.”

HKC JV (display): HKC JV notebook and auto display trials by December, production by Q4

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&A · p. 16
“The trial is going to happen by December and the commercial production will start by Q4.”

Rexxam Dixon Electronics: Rexxam JV new Chennai facility started commercial production on 26 August

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 9
“Our new facility in Chennai started commercial production on August 26th with expanded capacities to meet increased demand for our end customers.”

Capacity

Q Tech: Q Tech camera capacity raised from 80 to 120 million; to 180-190 million by next fiscal

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 5
“We have already expanded our capacities from 80 million to 120 million annually, along with deepened manufacturing, which is margin accretive, and will further expand its capacity to 180 to 190 million units annually by next fiscal.”

Home Appliances: Washing machine capacity 3.9 million units vs Indian demand of 12 million

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 7
“This takes our total capacity to 3.9 million units against an estimated annual Indian requirement of 12 million units.”

Refrigerators: Refrigerator capacity to rise from 1.4 million to about 3 million units

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 11
“I shared about expanding our capacity from 1.4 million units to almost 3 million units in refrigerators, expanding the product portfolio from just direct cools.”

IT hardware: Desktop capacity installed in Chennai; production from Q3

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 6
“Beyond laptops and all-in-ones in our Chennai facility, we have installed capacities for desktops with production starting in Q3 of this fiscal.”

IT hardware: SSD lines set up; customer trials of SSD solutions under way

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&A · p. 11
“So, the lines for SSD has already been set up. The trials by the customers of our SSD solutions have been operationalized.”

Order book

IT hardware: Large tablet order received under UP government scheme

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 6
“We have received a large order for tablets from one of our existing customers under the UP government scheme in a Noida facility.”

Telecom and networking products: Telecom venture has microwave radio order book, focused on US market

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&A · p. 15
“And to start with, already the order book is there for the microwave radios. It will be focusing on the markets of U.S.”

Segments

Mobile: Anchor customer exports to ramp from Q4; Transsion phone exports from next fiscal

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 5
“Export volume for our anchor customer expected to ramp up meaningfully from Q4 with further growth anticipated along with exports of feature phones and smartphones for Transsion Group brands from the next fiscal.”

Mobile and other EMS: Mobile and other EMS Q2 revenue Rs 20,093 crore, operating profit Rs 509 crore

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 4
“Revenue for the quarter was Rs. 20,093 crores with an operating profit of Rs. 509 crores.”

Telecom and networking products: Telecom and networking Q2 revenue INR 1,837 crore

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 5
“Telecom and networking products. Revenues for the quarter was INR 1,837 crores.”

Telecom and networking products: Microwave backhaul radio output scaled up; exports expected this fiscal

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 6
“Production of complex microwave backhaul radios for large global brands has scaled up successfully, and we also expect to export the same during the current fiscal.”

Telecom and networking products: Optical platforms and industrial radio products to be added from next fiscal

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 6
“Additionally, we will be adding complex optical platforms and industrial radio products to our portfolio starting next fiscal years.”

Demand

Mobile: India smartphone market fell 26% in Q2; Dixon smartphone volumes broadly stable

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 5
“Despite a challenging industry environment, with India's smartphone market declining by 26% year-on-year in Q2 FY '26-'27 according to industry reports, Dixon has demonstrated resilience by sustaining its smartphone manufacturing volume at broadly stable year-on-year levels.”

Lighting: Lighting industry faces subdued demand and pricing pressure

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 7
“The lighting industry has experienced a challenging operating environment, the subdued demand and pricing pressures.”

Consumer Electronics: Management sees consumer electronics demand weakness as cyclical, not structural

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 8
“We believe the current demand is cyclical rather than structural and Dixon remains well positioned to benefit as industry volumes normalize.”

LED TVs: Value and mid-range LED TV demand soft due to memory-driven cost inflation

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 8
“LED TVs demand in value and mid-range remains soft, impacted by sharp input cost inflation driven primarily by global memory supply tightness.”

Mobile: Mobile volumes slightly lower year-on-year

Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“So, Sonali, basically if you look at the volume growth, so year-on-year the volume has been slightly marginally lower.”

Margins and costs

Margins hit by end of mobile PLI 1 scheme and higher global memory prices

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 3
“Margins during the quarter were impacted on expiration of mobile PLI 1 scheme along with elevated global memory prices due to rapid expansion of AI infrastructure.”

Home Appliances, Refrigerators: Washing machine and refrigerator profits hit by polymer, freight, forex; expected to ease

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 4
“Profitability in washing machine and refrigerator was temporarily affected by fluctuations in polymer prices, rising freight costs and transit time, unfavorable foreign exchange movement, and higher cost of other key inputs. These pressures are expected to ease as cost pass-through initiatives gain traction and operational efficiencies progressively strengthen.”

Cost pass-through lags in lighting, refrigerators, washing machines and some TVs

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&A · p. 12
“But in our ODM solutions, specifically when you are talking about lighting, refrigerators, and washing machines and a bit of our television business, in this, there is some lag.”

EMS: In EMS businesses, cost changes are passed through automatically

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&A · p. 12
“So, I reiterate that in a complete EMS business, it is an automatic pass-through.”

Mobile, IT hardware: Selling prices up about 35-40% year-on-year due to memory costs

Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“So, our year-on-year increase in selling prices is almost closer to 35-40%.”

Debt and working capital

Receivables include PLI dues for H1 and last year

Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 14
“So that number is also the PLI receivable for this particular year for the first 6 months, and also the PLI is pending for last year.”

About 80-85% of blocked working capital expected to be released before March

Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 17
“So, we feel that out of this large part of money which is blocked at the money working capital, we feel that almost 80-85% of that will get released before March.”

Next year's capex expected to be funded from internal accruals with some free cash flow

Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 22
“even next year we should be completely meeting our CAPEX requirements from internal accruals and yet generating some free cash flows.”

Working capital reversal expected; strategic memory inventory and peak season

Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 17
“We expect a significant reversal. So of course, you are absolutely right, we had kept certain strategic inventories of memory. This is also peak season for us.”

March customer advances since paid; IT and telecom PLI money to be realised

Saurabh Gupta · Director and Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 17
“We had certain advances from our customers in March which subsequently got paid. Also the PLI money which is there for our IT hardware and the telecom business, which is there, which ultimately will come in, will get realized.”

Acquisitions and new business

Plans silicon photonics and advanced packaging via acquisitions or partnerships

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 4
“As India builds its advanced technology manufacturing ecosystem, Dixon aims to be among the first of the Indian companies to establish capabilities in these segments through strategic acquisitions or partnerships.”

Evaluating a high-end, low-volume, higher-margin specialised EMS business

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 4
“Beyond our established business in component integration initiatives, we are actively evaluating opportunities to build a high-end specialized EMS business with focus on higher margin, low volume product categories with the strong economics and superior margins.”

Mobile: Vivo operations consolidation to start from Q4

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 5
“Consolidation of Vivo operations is expected to commence from Q4, with significant volumes anticipated for the next financial year.”

Mobile: Longcheer JV to start operations in Q3

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 5
“Longcheer JV is expected to commence operation with Q3 of the current financial year.”

Telecom and networking products: Gemtek optical transceiver JV expected to start operations in Q4

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 6
“This JV positions us to capture a share of the growing demand in telecom and data center segments and is expected to commence operations in Q4 of this fiscal.”

Risks

Component costs expected to stay high; no supply or production impact

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&A · p. 14
“So, cost undoubtedly have significantly increased, and we feel that they are going to be on a higher plane for time to come. But as far as the production and supply is concerned, we are fine.”

Other

Q2 revenue was INR 21,806 crore

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 3
“Revenues for the quarter ended September 30, 2026 was INR 21,806 crores.”

Q2 EBITDA excluding Aditya Infotech fair value gain was INR 609 crore

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 3
“EBITDA excluding fair value gain on the stake held by Dixon in Aditya Infotech Limited for the quarter was INR 609 crores.”

Q2 PAT after minority interest, excluding fair value gain, was INR 293 crore

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · p. 3
“PAT after minority interest and excluding fair value gain on the stake held by Dixon and Aditya Infotech Limited for the quarter was INR 293 crores.”

Mobile: MPMS incremental requirement over baseline is INR 5,000 crore a year

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&A · p. 12
“Please appreciate the incremental requirement over baseline in MPMS is INR 5,000 crores every year.”

Mobile: ASP difference with new Indian brand put at 25 to 30%

Atul Lall · Managing Director and Vice Chairman · Q&A · p. 22
“So, responding to the first part of question on difference in the ASP, the difference is between 25 to 30%.”

Sources

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