Symphony guides to FY27 rebound on summer demand, lower finance costs
Air-cooler maker Symphony expects FY27 to improve on stronger summer demand across South, West and Central India, ₹13-14 crore lower interest costs after Australia loan prepayment, end of impairments, and 25% standalone revenue from non-seasonal products. EBITDA margin stood at 15.6%; shares down 42% YoY.
Symphony expects FY27 to improve over FY26 on stronger summer demand in South/West/Central India, lower finance costs after Australia loan prepayment, end of impairments, and rising 25% non-seasonal product contribution to standalone revenue.
Why this matters
Guidance follows a tough Q4 where Symphony slipped into a loss with revenue down 19.5% and margins compressed by impairment hits. FY27 outlook signals a turnaround on cost and demand levers.
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