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Redington

Price as of 12 Nov 2026
359.10+4.15%

Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 4 Nov 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

35–40​daysWorking capital daysHariharan · p. 5
₹950–1,000​CrQuarterly operating expenses · a quarterKrishnan · Q&A · p. 10
25–0​%Overall business growth · H2Hariharan · Q&A · p. 14
M.Cap
₹28,074Cr
P/E
15.1×
1Y return
+21.81%
From 52W high
−14.4%

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Share price

Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Revenue42,94729,076+47.7%34,922+23.0%
EBITDA839589+42.5%708+18.5%
EBITDA margin1.9%2.0%-8 bps2.0%-8 bps
One-off items-80————
PBTProfit before tax624460+35.7%611+2.1%
Net profit541388+39.6%486+11.4%
EPS (₹)6.924.96+39.5%6.22+11.3%

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 growth · H2 FY2725-—%H2 growth seen north of 25%

In short

  1. 01Q2 FY27 consolidated revenue was Rs 43,002 crore, up 48%; PAT excluding exceptional items rose 50% to Rs 581 crore.
  2. 02Management said there is no reason to disbelieve H2 growth will be north of 25%, with two caveats: demand contraction from price rises and the West Asia crisis.
  3. 03TSG revenue grew 91%, with large deals above Rs 3,800 crore, almost all from neo cloud customers.
  4. 04Arena share of loss was Rs 115 crore, including a Rs 40 crore impairment of intangibles; a new management team is in place.
  5. 05Opex is expected at Rs 950 crore to Rs 1,000 crore a quarter; receivable provisioning was about Rs 213 crore in the quarter.
  6. 06Working capital was 35 days, at the lower end of the 35 to 40 day guidance range.
  7. 07For H2, TSG is seen as the top growth driver followed by SSG; management is more cautious on ESG and MSG.
  8. 08Growth is funded with debt for now; moderating dividend or raising capital are levers if needed.

Order book

Technology Solutions Group: Large deals exceeded Rs 3,800 crore, about 9% of group revenue

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“Large deals exceeded INR3,800 crores and accounted for roughly 9% of the group's revenue.”

Technology Solutions Group: Large data center deals almost all from neo cloud customers

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 12
“It's almost all neo cloud.”

Technology Solutions Group: Large deals about Rs 3,800 crore in the quarter; rest of TSG is business as usual

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 13
“For the current quarter, roughly about INR3,800 crores is our large deal sizes. If you eliminate everything else is BAU.”

Segments

India; rest of the world: India distribution grew 67%; rest of world excluding Arena grew 38%

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“India continued to lead growth with the distribution business growing 67% year-on-year during the quarter, while the rest of the world excluding Arena grew 38%.”

GCCL; UAE; Africa: GCCL grew 121%, UAE 39%, Africa 35% in the quarter

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“Levant countries outside of UAE and Saudi grew 121%. UAE grew 39% and Africa grew 35%.”

Middle East: Middle East grew 41% despite geopolitical uncertainty

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“The Middle East grew 41% despite the geopolitical uncertainty.”

Mobility: Mobility grew 40% and was 34% of consolidated revenue

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“Mobility grew 40% and accounted for 34% of the consolidated revenue.”

Technology Solutions Group: TSG revenue grew 91%, taking it to 20% of consolidated mix

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“Revenue increased 91%, taking TSG to 20% of the consolidated mix.”

Demand

Technology Solutions Group: TSG growth seen continuing as CPU to GPU migration, not short-term pricing

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“We think this will continue because this is not just a short-term pricing phenomenon of something of constrained and components driving it, etcetera, its a CPU to GPU migration.”

Endpoint Solutions: Consumer PC unit volumes declining; commercial PCs flattish to small growth

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“The unit volumes on the consumer side are declining. And the prices -- increased prices are giving us that revenue growth. Commercial PCs are flattish to a small growth for now.”

Mobility: Two-thirds of premium smartphones in India linked to EMI

66.7​%
V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“two-third of our premium smartphone in India is connected with an EMI kind of a picture.”

Mobility: Premium smartphone growth expected slower than past years

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“But it's definitely not at the same rate that we would see in the last few years that it has grown. So definitely, we're going to hit a wall somewhere.”

Mobility: Apple base model launch in Q4 expected to lift unit volumes

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 12
“So you're absolutely right when the base model launch in Q4, you will see a better unit volume kicking in”

Margins and costs

Revenue grew 48% while operating expenses rose 40%

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“We also retained operating leverage revenue grew 48%, while operating expenses increased at a lower rate of 40%.”

Gross margin about 5.13% excluding large deals, similar to last year

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 7
“if we eliminate the large deal, I mean, on account of large deals. This moves up to about some 5.13%, very similar to what it was in the last year, similar in same quarter.”

Middle East: Middle East war raised costs, mainly insurance

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 10
“The third is very specific to Middle East, where on account of war-related situation, there are some increase in cost and primarily is on account of insurance, etcetera.”

Technology Solutions Group: Data center deal margins below normal run rate margins of 4.5 to 5

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 16
“Definitely margins are not as interesting as normal business unit run rate margins that we have between 4.5 and 5.”

Software Solutions Group: SSG gross margin above 6% this quarter

6–0​%
V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 17
“Clearly, if you see SSG gross margin this quarter, it's higher than 6%”

Debt and working capital

Global distributor debt-equity about 0.6x to 0.8x; company comfortable

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 8
“But globally, it's on -- I mean it would be about 0.6x to 0.8x. So we are quite comfortable in where we are, and this is primarily on account of the higher growth that we see in the business.”

Middle East: Inventory high due to Strait of Hormuz closure and longer supply routes

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 12
“Strait of Hormuz is closed, and we need to find alternate routes of receiving the material. So everything has increased the TAT of doing the business and that's one of the -- I mean key reasons why inventory is on the high side.”

Redington India: Large deals use non-funded capital; funded investment almost nil

V Ravi Shankar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
“Capital investment on the funded portion is almost nil. We only have a non-funded portion being utilized for the purpose of large deal.”

Working capital and debt expected to rise with higher growth

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 17
“But because of growth, higher growth, obviously, the quantum of working capital as well as the debt is expected to go up”

Distribution businesses normally run debt-equity beyond 1:1

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 8
“See, the distribution business, which is working capital intensive, you tend to have normally debt equity of beyond 1:1.”

Fund raising

Will come back to market for capital when required

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 8
“when we see the requirement for additional capital times, we will come back to the market at the right time.”

Funding levers: more debt, moderating dividend, or raising capital

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 11
“The levers, there are additional debt that's possible, like we spoke, there are opportunities to moderate the dividend or to raise capital.”

Growth managed with debt for now; other levers used when required

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 11
“So, at this point in time, we are able to manage with the debt. And the other levers, we will bring in when there is a requirement.”

Acquisitions and new business

Five AI learning centers rolled out in India over last 2 quarters

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“We also rolled out five AI learning centers over the last 2 quarters now in place in India, executed as part of our CSR program.”

AI exchange engaging hundreds of partners; long journey expected

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 15
“So it will take -- it will be a long journey, clearly. It is not going to catapult overnight.”

Management

Arena: Arena has a totally new management team

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“Arena has a totally new management team in place who is now steering the company through.”

One-offs

Arena: Arena loss share Rs 115 crore, including Rs 40 crore impairment of intangibles

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“Redington share of the loss this quarter was INR115 crores. This loss comprises of the business loss and a lira business transition loss and an exceptional impairment of intangibles of INR40 crores.”

Arena: Arena business loss this quarter much smaller; impairment added to total

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“And then on top of that, we took an impairment of our intangibles. That's why it all added up. But if you look at just the business loss this quarter was much smaller.”

Receivable provisioning about Rs 213 crore, incl Rs 67 crore SISA, Rs 135 crore Arena

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 10
“It's about INR213 crores, which includes about INR67 crores in SISA and in Arena about INR135 crores.”

Inventory provisioning not material

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 10
“That's not significant, that's not material, Aejas.”

Risks

Middle East and Africa: Middle East and Africa faced logistics disruption, longer collections and tighter liquidity

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“Across the Middle East and Africa, our teams adapted quickly to the logistics disruption, longer collection cycles and tighter liquidity.”

Second half entered alert to geopolitical, liquidity and market risk

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“We entered the second half alert to geopolitical liquidity and market risk”

Endpoint Solutions: PC price increases expected for a few more quarters; may slacken unit demand

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“Again, I think at some point, these price increases will slacken the actual unit consumption.”

Arena: Receivables concern in Turkey due to weak market liquidity

S. V. Krishnan · Q&A · p. 11
“particularly in Turkey, the general conditions, the liquidity conditions in the market is not very great.”

UAE; KSA; GCCL: H2 caveats: West Asia crisis impact on UAE, KSA and GCCL

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 14
“And second thing is the West Asia crisis and how much of that impact would be felt in UAE, KSA, and some of GGCL.”

Other

Q2 FY27 consolidated revenue Rs 43,002 crore, up 48% year-on-year

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“Consolidated revenue for Q2 FY27 was INR43,002 crores, up 48% year-on-year.”

Q2 PAT excluding exceptional items rose 50% to Rs 581 crore

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“Profit after tax, excluding exceptional items, rose 50% to INR581 crores.”

Excluding Arena, revenue grew 54% and PAT grew 55% to Rs 657 crore

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“Excluding Arena, this looks even better. Revenue expanded 54% and profit after tax increased 55% to INR657 crores.”

H1 FY27 consolidated revenue Rs 77,967 crore, up 41%

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“For the first half of '27, consolidated revenue reached INR77,967 crores, a growth of 41%”

H1 FY27 PAT excluding exceptional items Rs 1,067 crore, up 61%

V.S. Hariharan · Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“while profit after tax, excluding exceptional items reached INR1,067 crores, growing at 61%.”

Sources

Management's own statements, quoted from its NSE filings. This page was read by AI and can contain mistakes: check the source pages before relying on any figure. No forecast or opinion of ours. Not investment advice.

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