Pitti Engineering News

Pitti Engineering Reports Record Quarterly Revenue of INR 499 Crores with 17.5% EBITDA Growth

Pitti Engineering achieved its highest quarterly revenue of INR 499 crores in Q2 H1 FY26, marking 10% year-on-year growth, while EBITDA grew 17.5% to INR 78 crores with stable margins at 16.3%. The company expects capacity utilization to reach 80% by end of FY27 and targets lamination sales of 90,000-94,000 tons over the next three years, driven by strong demand in traction motors, railways, data centers and renewable energy sectors.

Pitti Engineering Reports Strong Q2 Results and Appoints New Registrar

Pitti Engineering Limited announced its quarterly results for the quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2025. On a standalone basis, the company reported revenue from operations of Rs 39,622.49 lakhs for the quarter and Rs 77,869.78 lakhs for the half-year. Net profit for the quarter stood at Rs 3,557.00 lakhs and Rs 5,395.25 lakhs for the half-year. On a consolidated basis, revenue from operations was Rs 45,056.43 lakhs for the quarter and Rs 96,302.00 lakhs for the half-year, with net profit of Rs 4,272.88 lakhs for the quarter and Rs 6,303.80 lakhs for the half-year. The Board also approved the appointment of MUFG Intime India Private Limited as the new Registrar and Transfer Agent, replacing XL Softech Systems Limited. MUFG was selected for its skilled professionals, electronic solutions for share-related services, strong digital system for handling shareholder queries, and technologically advanced infrastructure. The effective date of transition will be communicated after receiving necessary approvals and executing tripartite agreements.

Pitti Engineering Plans ₹500 Crore Hyderabad Facility Investment to Drive 20%+ Revenue Growth

Pitti Engineering aims to sustain revenue growth of over 20% through expansion of machined component exports and renewable energy projects. The company is investing ₹500 crore in a new Hyderabad facility for precision castings and machining operations. Pitti Engineering targets a higher share of high-margin engineered components and plans to diversify into wind, rail, and defense sectors to drive long-term profitability.