ARAPL's Order Book Surges to Rs. 140 Crore, Up from Rs. 120 Crore in November 2024

Affordable Robotic Automation Limited announced its order book crossed Rs. 140 crore as of November 25, 2025, with 80% orders from repeat customers including Bajaj, Mahindra Group, and real estate clients like Rustomjee, scheduled for delivery before March 2026. The company executed Rs. 42.60 crore of orders in the first half of FY26 and secured 8 robots under the RaaS model valued at Rs. 7.3 crore with approximately 65% IRR, while expanding its US market presence through the Humro brand.

ARAPL Subsidiary Humro Secures Rs 4.13 Crore US Order for Autonomous Mobile Robots

Affordable Robotic Automation Limited (ARAPL) announced that its subsidiary ARAPL RaaS (Humro) secured an order worth Rs 4.13 crore from a leading US-based logistics and warehouse management company. The order involves supplying six autonomous mobile robots on a two-year lease arrangement. The deal follows successful prototype trials conducted over three months at the client's facilities and marks Humro's entry into a new product category. The order opens potential for large-scale deployment of 47-50 mobile robots in each of the client's two US warehouses over the next two years. ARAPL has announced a proposed investment of USD 8-10 million in Humro, including USD 3 million personally infused by Founder Managing Director Milind Padolee as an interest-free loan with an option for equity conversion. Humro currently has four approved Make in India mobile robotics products in its portfolio and aims to accelerate expansion in the US market.

Affordable Robotic Automation Reports Profitable H1 Performance with New Orders Worth INR 4000 Lakhs

Affordable Robotic Automation Limited (ARAPL) achieved profitability in the first half of the year, driven by operational efficiency and improved contribution from core business segments. The company secured new orders worth INR 4000 lakhs, representing 40% of all new orders booked in H1-FY2026. The car parking automation segment strengthened through partnerships with new corporate clients. ARAPL's board approved a new investment of up to INR 8000 lakhs in subsidiary ARAPL RaaS Pvt. Ltd., with promoter Milind Padolee providing an interest-free loan of INR 2600 lakhs convertible to equity or warrants. The subsidiary rebranded its product line as Humro, derived from Human Robot. The company shipped 20 robots to the USA with integration of the first 6 units initiated in October 2025. ARAPL continues investments in deep-tech innovation including in-house vehicle and motor controllers, autonomy kits, digital twins, and AI-driven layers for route optimization.