Rishabh Instruments Limited (RISHABH) Earnings Call Transcript & Summary
August 17, 2026
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Operator
operatorLadies and gentlemen, good day, and welcome to Rishabh Instruments Limited Q1 FY '27 Earnings Conference Call. Before we begin a brief disclaimer. This conference call may contain forward-looking statements about the company, which are based on the beliefs, opinions and expectations of the company as on date of this call. These statements are not the guarantees of future performance and may involve risk and uncertainties that are difficult to predict. [Operator Instructions] Please note that this call is being recorded. I now hand the conference over to Mr. Dinesh Musalekar, MD and CEO, for his opening remarks. Thank you, and over to you, sir.
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveOkay. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. A warm welcome to all participants joining us today for the Q1 FY '27 earnings call of Rishabh Instruments Limited. I have with me our CFO, Vishal Kulkarni; and our General manager of Strategy, Nishant Dudhoria. The results and earnings presentation for the quarter have been uploaded on the stock exchange and on the company's website. And I hope we had an opportune to review that. The Q1 FY '27 marks a positive beginning to the new financial year. We have reported consolidated revenue of INR 1,983 million, up by 4.3% year-on-year and achieved a consolidated EBITDA margin of 16.8% in Q1 FY '27. The consolidated EBITDA stood at INR 333 million, up by 18.3% year-on-year and the reported consolidated tax to that versus INR 194 million in Q1 FY '27. [indiscernible] operating mix continues to be shaped by geopolitical uncertainties tariff development and supply chain volatility, we should have remained resilient with a clear focus on profitable growth, operational excellence and technology unit expansion. At the segment level, Electrical and Electronics Instrumentation, which we call EEI, remains our primary growth engine for the group in Q1 of FY '27, delivering a robust 34% year-on-year revenue growth while maintaining the EBITDA margin of approximately 24%, excelling our initial guidelines here. More importantly, adjusted EBITDA increased by 59.1% year-on-year to INR 382 million with margins of finding significantly to 24.8% from 19.6%, a 520 basis point improvement. The PAT margin improved to 16.4% in Q1 FY '27 from 13.8% in Q1 FY '26. Our performance reflects the benefits of operating leverage, improved product mix procurement efficiencies and disciplined cost management, reinforcing EEI position as group's primary growth and profitability engine. The strength of near businesses underpinned by a diversified product portfolio and a sustained focus on innovation. Over the past few years, we have successfully launched around 50 new products with further more than 15 products planned for FY '27. These initiatives are expected to create new revenue stream broaden our advisable market and strengthen our presence across both domestic and international markets. Going forward, our strategy is to accelerate on high-value application yet products and were expanding portfolio and global customer reach to drive sustainable and profitable growth. So stand-alone India business continued to deliver strong momentum supported by a deeper customer engagement healthy export demand and improving product mix and an expanding distribution network. [indiscernible] India delivered 25.6% year-on-year revenue growth with a healthy EBITDA margin of 23.9%, reflecting sustained demand and disciplined acquisition. Our international counterpart of EEI business also remains an important pillar of the group's growth strategy. Lumel Alucast delivered strong performance despite our relatively subdued European industrial environment, supported by high-value electronic manufacturing, product diversification and new customer gains. The revenue grew 59% year-on-year, while EBITDA remained healthy 24%, contributing to 50% of our consolidated bottom line for Q1 FY '26. Our business in that is U.K. and China continue to remain profitable and further strengthen the group's diversified global platform. The U.S. and U.K. businesses grew by over 40% year-on-year, while China delivered 1.3% growth during Q1 FY '27. While these businesses currently operate on a relatively smaller base, the strong growth momentum provides a significant opportunity to scale our international presence and contribution to the group over the coming years. Further, the [ Solar String Inverters ] continues to make meaningful progress during the quarter. Following the successful launch of our [ Solar String Inverters ] series, the product has received encouraging market acceptance and enables the business to achieve operational profitability. In [ Huron ], we further strengthened the [ Solar String Inverters ] with an addition of the next generation of 3-phase high new mortar model approved 3 kilowatts in addition to the single-phase IMO up 5 kilowatts, a further development is underway for the next generation range up to 50 kilowatts. Further, we are also getting ourselves to develop hybrid renewable solutions to address the growing demand for integrated and flexible renewable energy system. Hybrid inverters are becoming extremely important to manage peaks and often [indiscernible] demand or similar in battery utilization, reduce fleet dependency and enhance overall energy reliability. These initiatives will grab our as market and position the [ Solar String Inverters ] for the next phase of growth and established solar models as an increasingly meaningful growth plan of our grid. [indiscernible] continues to execute this transformation with the discipline and remain breakeven at operating level in Q1 FY '27, although the adjusted EBITDA remains at net 6.4% in Q1 FY '27, I believe that we would be able to procure adjusted EBITDA for the full year by end of FY '27. At present, our focus is to progressively fill available capacity with higher value, profitable opportunities in real sustainable business. [indiscernible] are close with a number of new projects that we copied in the last year is now progressing through advanced commercial negotiations, qualifications and customer approval stages, as these opportunities come merino production programs and available capacity to get progressively [indiscernible]. We see a clear pathway for Lumel Alucast to restore a double-digit EBITDA margin over the medium term. [indiscernible] our strategy remains clear. We are prioritizing value over volume and will not pursue growth at the expense of profitability. Another important milestone has been the partial commissioning of our new manufacturing facility. This investment significantly enhances our manufacturing capacity and strengthens our ability to address growing demand across both domestic and international markets. The expanded facilities also provides the platform to support new product introductions, larger export opportunities and welding customer department across our portfolio. Further, during the last quarter, as a part of our market expansion strategy, we opened our first reserve [ DMA ] experience center for suggesting our customer instrument we comparing even to bring our same in listening and solutions to set, customers and panel partners through wild demonstrations, application-based interaction and technical engagement. This initiative will help us strengthen customer relationships, improve product awareness and accelerate adoption of our expanding portfolio, which with similar centers plan for Mumbai and Delhi to be operational by end of this financial year. In [indiscernible], we continue to invest in apportion our excellence, advanced crystal capabilities and R&D infrastructure to enhance our global competitiveness as industries increasingly digitize and modernize we significant opportunities emerging across AI-enabled vehicle centers, rig modernization, energy efficiency, smart infrastructure and renewable energy integration. Our products and technology road map are aligned with the structural trends, positioning wise to capture these opportunities and drive sustainable growth over the coming years. The [ latter ] industry outlook remains structurally attractive supported by sustain global investment in electrification, energy efficiency, renewable energy integration, industrial acquisition, renomination and digital infrastructure. while industrial activities in Europe remained relatively moderate. We continue to see encouraging opportunities across the U.S., Middle East, Southeast Asia and Africa. Our diversified geographical spin enable us to satiate across these growth markets while reducing dependency on any single geography. Relative expansion of their and data center can including energy intent to digital infrastructure is creating an additional growth avenue for advanced in and power quality monitoring and energy lines solutions, areas are aligned well with our evolving product portfolio and technology capability. In India, continued policy support for manufacturing, power infrastructure, renewable energy, transformation, transportation, formation and localization of electronics provides a strong foundation for sustained demand. The country's renewable energy ambition, alongside the accelerated global adoption of [ Solar String Inverters ] and distributed energy solutions for seeing our long-term opportunities for our business. While near term [indiscernible] and macroeconomic uncertainty made purses, we remain confident in the underlying structural group drivers of our industry and a portion to which rate for the shop over the medium to long term. As we move to [indiscernible], our strategies, strategic priorities in an accelerate profitable growth across our core EU business, expand presence in high-growth international markets, continue strengthening our product portfolio renovation and R&D increase contribution of software-enabled and solution-oriented offering to improve operational efficiency and capital allocation, build a stronger pipeline of opportunities across [indiscernible] energy automation, energy management and medium voltage products, continue transforming [indiscernible] profitable and sustainable business. Our ambition remains clear to well result from a productive organization into a globally recognized engineering and technology solution company. I would like to thank all our employees across the group our customers, suppliers, channel partners and shareholders for their continued trust and support that we get we have achieved over the last few years is a reflection of the dedication of our team the confidence of our customers and the support of our stakeholders. We believe the foundations we have built out the investments in technology manufacturing, people and innovation position us strongly for the future. With a clear strategy expanding capabilities and growing global presence, we remain confident about the opportunities ahead of and our ability to create sustainable long-term value for our stakeholders. With that, I will now hand over to Vishal to give group's financial performance.
Vishal Kulkarni
executiveThank you, sir. Good evening, all. Please note that all the numbers are in INR, the financial performance, I will describe as follows: the consolidated revenue for Q1 FY '27 stood at INR 1,983 million, which is up by 4.2% on a year-on-year basis. The consolidated EBITDA stood at INR 333 million for quarter 1 FY '27, marking a 17.3% year-on-year increase. In Q1 FY '27, the consolidated EBITDA is after provision of $20 million on account of [ ESOP ] cost and stock appreciation rights. The consolidated PAT for Q1 FY '27 stood at INR 194 million, decreased by 1.4% year-on-year. This is mainly on account of increase in depreciation by INR 20 million. The stand-alone revenue stood at INR 776 million in Q1 FY '27. registering a robust growth of 25.6% year-on-year. The stand-alone EBITDA for Q1 FY '27 stood at $178 million, up by 24.5% year-on-year with EBITDA margins at 22.9%. It includes the provision of INR 4 million towards the soft cost. Stand-alone PAT for Q stood at INR 119 million which is up by 20.2% year-on-year. Now for Lumel [indiscernible], the Q1 FY '27 revenue stood at INR 639 million, reflecting a staggering growth of 39% year-on-year. Adjusted EBITDA for Q1 FY '27 stood at INR 153 million, which is up by 175.3% year-on-year. The adjusted EBITDA margins expanded to 24% in Q1 FY '27, an improvement of 1,190 basis points. The PAT for Q1 FY '27 remain at INR 150 million up by 32.1% year-on-year. For Lumel Alucast, the revenue for Q1 FY '27 stood at INR 443 million, reflecting a de-growth of negative 41.2% on a year-on-year basis. This is a planned decline as communicated earlier by [indiscernible]. The adjusted EBITDA for Q1 FY '27 remain at negative INR 28 million, and the adjusted EBITDA margin stood at negative 6.4%. We are at operating breakeven in Q1 FY '27, and expect to break even the adjusted EBITDA by end of FY '27. As we fill up the recent capacities with new orders just kicking, the PAT for Q1 FY '27 remain at negative INR 59 million. On the consolidated level, we remain net debt-free with a strong balance sheet. Net cash and cash equivalents as on 30th of June 2026, stands at INR 1,606 million. With this, I shall now leave the floor open for Q&A. Thank you.
Operator
operator[Operator Instructions] The first question is on the line of Dhwanil Desai from Turtle Capital.
Dhwanil Desai
analystOn the EEI side, I think we have done a fantastic growth of 34%, while we have guided for INR 500 crores. So is it -- if you can elaborate on what is driving this growth? Is it new products, new geography combination or we have seen certain products scaling up very well? And are there any kind of lumpiness, which is kind of building to the current numbers and eventually it will monitor it. How should we think about the [ ABL ] business for the rest of the year?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveThis really something which even the Board was asking me. We are difficultly talking about the sustainability of this growth which we see in Q1. Obviously, it's not something to long up in any quarter or something. So we see the growth coming out of multiple papers in reserve India, we can see that growth, which is coming from increasing coming transformer business, which is happening globally. This is also driven from the fact that go into data centers. And Solar is picking up, that is started to grow profitably and growing MI sector is also a -- so we are kind of timing into metal engine. And in Lumel in Poland, which is again in mobile for EEI business, this is coming of our phone again, product spread. And we also have energy distribution upgradation, which is happening in Germany. So obviously, we are not Tier 1 per to supply we are in that supply. So that also is coming up and then some of the new products which are launched also are picked up by the market very well. Then you can see that U.S. narrate is also growing rapidly. So we have been having reactive to 50% growth in the last 2 to 3 years, even though it is on a smaller base. So our 22 [indiscernible] cores within 30 is expected to be so that sale of which are happening. Again, we are introducing more products with UL certification and products into that market or from both Rishabh as well as email package. So this is a -- I mean I would say it's filing expect metal in hiring in terms of product, in terms of market. So it's not coming from one or two specific things, which is good for us. So risky spread, the growth is also spread. So again, on a very conservative of what we gave as a guideline we stand by that guidelines have been anywhere between 20% to 25% top line about 20% top line growth and EBITDA 20%, 22% we have said. And this quarter, we have delivered more than that on the business. And it is around that throughout the year. That's what we can take so sustainable.
Dhwanil Desai
analystGot it. Sir, on the U.S. market, you talked about, if you can elaborate more on, as you said, we are on a very small base. So how do we scale up very fast given the opportunity and the CapEx happening there. I think this question I asked last time also -- and any plans to do in organic to speed up things so that we can capture the larger market at a faster pace? Any thoughts on that?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveYes. So we have been good for organic as well as inorganic. On the organic side, we are adding more resources there. We also added resources in Mexico and we are looking at Canada as a medical and that's the organic part of it. On inorganic, we have a couple of opportunities which we are booking right and we will say mature, we will announce them when it is appropriate, but that is also part of our strategy to look at the organic side of it. On the other side, on the organic side, we are adding more products there. So as I remember telling in the last year. [indiscernible] most of additionally, traditionally designed for European and division market. So we have to redesign these products for American market that it probably going to introduce more products to that market.
Dhwanil Desai
analystGot it, sir. So this INR 30 crore number I think that INR 100 crore is a fair number in a couple of years? Or can we achieve that number on organically?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveYes. So Yes, on the organic side, our target is to get to INR 100 are in 2 to 3 years' time.
Dhwanil Desai
analystAnd sir, last question on [indiscernible] side, I think we have seen a decent scale down as what -- and I think this year probably we had talked about INR 20 crores kind of a number -- anything that ballpark that number on a quarterly [indiscernible]. So next year, how is the pipeline filling up to go back to that INR 20 crores, INR 30 crores kind of a number? Are you having the line of sight for that number so that we can go back to double-digit margins any evolution on that?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveSo as I tried to highlight it in my speech also. So we have been filing a lot of RFPs and a lot of the processes we are done. So they have a strong pipeline of [indiscernible] and first already submitted, and they are different stages of qualification. So some of them have come close to approval space because this goes by the audit of the company and of contracts and [indiscernible] just bitartrate, which is also given the ramping up of the product also take for the 6 months after the project is awarded, so we are cool with that. So I would see that debit number have been the couple years' time once we have to have a breakeven and then we will be bidding. But the pipeline is quite encouraging. So what has happened is we do one of problems that we're getting within the industry and many die casting companies going down. So the rents which were resilient are still there and are getting those projects from the companies and many of them have shifted to China also, but not all of them. So we still have -- if you are a last minting still consolidation of suppliers, and that's where we will be part of that to which is going on broadly. So I don't hear anything that this is going to go negative way, but we use time. So we are working on that. It is very much committed. We have cut down lots of cost there. So we made a very efficient amount. So any addition to the top line will very quickly reflect the bottom line.
Operator
operator[Operator Instructions] The next question is on the line of [ Zaki ] [indiscernible] an individual investor, please proceed with your question.
Unknown Shareholder
shareholderSir, Q1 is generally the weakest quarter in your 4 quarters, sir. And you've done a 34%, 35% growth. So could we see this carrying on quarter-to-quarter because if I have the numbers in front of me from 115 , you've done 154, so could we expect that from 137, 138 and 147, the same kind of win trajectory?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveYes. Yes. Like you said, that's kind of a planning addition, but we want to be really careful in giving those suggestions. You're absolutely right. The kind of numbers that we have put out something which we normally get in Q4. So the Q1 is even this [indiscernible] almost comparable with Q4 of last year. So do because we're a lot of markets, lots of products and [indiscernible] trend, but not 100% all the time. but our commitments are what we have given, and we don't want to do guidelines is much higher than that. So we will try to deliver more on that. That's what we can tell. So your [indiscernible] is absolutely right. And people like pleasant success and pleasant to price, we want to keep our guidelines, which are already kind of secretive and we want to do them, that performance rather than giving the guidelines to [indiscernible].
Unknown Shareholder
shareholderAnd sir, what -- how is our trajectory or traction for AI and data-centric offtake coming on in domestic market, sir? Do you see traction for products in that space?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveAbsolutely , we have a good sector enters, we started with some -- one first time, we made some announcements also after that, we had under 34, which we won from data centers and another time, we are putting. So the data center boom in India is -- we are part of the study for sure. And order bookings in domestic markets have been really good compared to last year, we had almost 20% upside on the booking several bookings in Q1 compared to last year. Of course, some of them billing has not reflected that. So there's a bit of a background, which we will be testing it. So the booking has been very encouraging in internet market this year.
Unknown Shareholder
shareholderAnd what would -- how would you read Europe coming along sir? Because I think Europe looks like having bottomed out and I think even their traction seems to be appearing sir. So you are closer to the market. So you would -- could you throw some light on that?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveYes. So this is very difficult question to answer because if you look like our individual company growth, you may say we have about 39% year-on-year growth whereas how the European markets are doing. Then [indiscernible] uncertain give that the market is so to and what percentage of our business we get is very small. And as always, if you beat your competition, you in new businesses and then you have multiple revenues. For example, melanocytic mine is not just our product that we sell reducing edition data projects, which because really active materials at airports and at [indiscernible], et cetera, the sensor equity in Europe is more. So we are into that. So that's a good opportunity for us. Medium voltage products, which are media protection relays or ample which get into ablation of energy system, where we have opportunities. We do solar installations here, there or then the grid operation which is happening in Germany, we have proprietary [indiscernible], so we run by INR 5 million -- INR 50 crores rather and then INR 30 crore we won. And now again, we are working with the same customer or new or a few more orders. So there are multiple streams of revenues for us. So we have kind of not dependent on only selling the product we have more solution selling and at one also, we do so many being target. So because we have got multiple revenue streams, so we are able to get the growth still the economy is not being so good in Europe, and that will continue to be there because we know the game now.
Unknown Shareholder
shareholderYou're talking of inorganic growth. So what kind of fund would you deploy in organic growth? So I think we have INR 110 crores cash on books. So what size of acquisition would you be looking at, if any?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveYes. Typically, we look for acquisitions in the range of an even between INR 50 crores to say about INR 150 crores to INR 200 crores based on how strategically fits with our business, how much we can give literate should not be below -- it should be more than it was this one of the things which you look at. And we look at -- because we run the company very applicable can businesses, our division processes being and really meet and very thorough. So we will only look at businesses which are strategically a good fit for us. And also companies return partially also good. So we are looking at least a we are all the time looking at our renminbi and strategical distance is already busy with many of those opportunities in India and also outside, but these things take time, and we are always on a lookout for that at as we look at. Thank you so for keeping invested and increasing your portfolio so we will appreciate your confidence in our company.
Operator
operatorThe next question is from the line of Ankur Gulati from Genuity Capital.
Ankur Gulati
analystCan you give me [indiscernible] revenue and EBITDA in [indiscernible] for this quarter, please?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveI could not derate realities...
Ankur Gulati
analyst[indiscernible] revenue or EBITDA impact?
Vishal Kulkarni
executive6 Yes. Revenue per Lumel [indiscernible] for this quarter is INR 639 million. EBITDA is INR 153 million. [indiscernible] the part is INR 115 million, 17.9%.
Ankur Gulati
analystOkay. Fair enough. So if you can give us more details on your broader Americas market go-to-market strategy, please?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveSo on the American market, as we said, our growth organic growth ambitions are in the range of 30% to 40%, and that's what we have been delivering last couple of years. So we were around INR 20 crores, which we got it to INR 13 crores in the last financial are and this year, we have a target of 45% gross. So that's the rate at which we are planning to grow there. The strategy has been multiple cost. One of them is to introduce more products to that market. So that we have to upgrade our products to suit the American market because one of a standard by different from Europe and Russia. So we have to hire anti retail products there. And also we have to have new certifications to sell in U.S.A. So that's one process we add more products from our existing power. That's what our R&D is on the product modification in aging there. And then second one is market expansion. So we are adding more resources in American market in terms of more sales managers. And also, we are looking at that operation like North American and operations in Mexico, Canada getting into focus more looking resorts there. And also, we will be looking at Latin America as an emerging market. So I do reloading products is gusty then as there was a question also from the other investor about inorganic. So that's one of the things which we are looking at. So we want to get to a stage of around [indiscernible] in 2 to 3 years time.
Ankur Gulati
analystSo [indiscernible] basis.
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveSo our first target is to get to INR 100 crores in 2 to 3 years' time.
Ankur Gulati
analystAnd if I look at the presentation, the other segment is entire Americas or is there the other geographies in Asia, Europe and others for those entire only Americas?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveSo Nishant, can you answer that?
Nishant Dudhoria
executiveAnkur, this is other continents, including U.S. is on the U.S. it has different cases as well. enough to kind of the profit, yes.
Ankur Gulati
analystFair enough. Next one, if you can give us more color on solar inverters have we started, let's say, the stage where we can start getting production schedules from clients or not yet?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveI mean the abating if somebody can repeat this question or maybe I can ask this question once again.
Operator
operatorAnkur, may we request that can you please use your handset and speak a little louder?
Ankur Gulati
analystWe started getting production reduced on solar inverters or market?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveSo Solar [indiscernible] we have -- we had this all gains of 250-kilo right, the older generation the insane we did not house to sites we introduced. These are all new generation we modern competitive with in terms of tariffs and performance of course, they are much better. And in terms of price, also they are competitive with the Chinese. So this we introduced and we started selling them in thousands of initially, we are selling [indiscernible] so that's a proton which we achieved with a pro [indiscernible]. Now we had this time also. So the next latest generation, which we call in. That is something which we introduced this company we launched at 20-kilowatt of the new [indiscernible] next nation. So that's why we were done. And then up to 50, we will introduce them by financial there. Apart from that, we are also going to get into hydrogen market also, but some of the products, which our R&D business. So I understand that the financials, these are the products which we want to. So now we started selling them in open market as well as selling them through this coming to grateful the content the two contractors also are coming to us on contracts because they are sourcing them from either China directly or pending in India, but Chinese is are getting assembled and kind of giving that. So that market started to have some problems because of after sales for the late support, et cetera. So we find very, very strong growth pattern for us because our products are to design and manufactured here. So we are in a business technical depending products. So there are still many other people who are making the putting them into our market. But there is a large level of dependency with Chinese content part, so which they realize and those are also coming from. So we see very huge potential for that in the coming, yes. And we -- in the new facility, we have dedicated one big growth for this with automated manufacturing and to have operational efficiency and also scalability. So a lot of things are done on that product line and are in progress also.
Ankur Gulati
analystOn the intent side, do you foresee that we will end up getting some sort of a production schedule from some of these bigger brands? Or you will end up pursuing more through smaller distributors?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executive[indiscernible], we may do some -- we will get into the market to our distribution channel. This is one to the market. Second one is also and there will be some applies to the other players who are doing this two to three contracts of selling this solar as a [indiscernible] system.
Ankur Gulati
analystLast question. Can you give us an update on the plant? How is the product construction set?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveBoth the buildings are completed now. And actually also, we have shifted and they all been partially operational also. So in over a month or 2 months from everything should be finished. So again, as we said, we are midwestern permits 4 to 5 years to meter production more than 2.5x. So at the kind of growth which you see, we were already running out of space in some areas in our existing world. So this is going to not only increase our capacity. Also, it is going to enhance our quality and return also because of the ship, which we are making.
Operator
operatorThe next question is from the line of Kiran from TableTree Capital.
Kiran Dhanwada
analystMy question is on [indiscernible], you have...
Operator
operatorSorry to interrupt sir. There is a lot of background noise coming from your side.
Kiran Dhanwada
analystPlease hold for a minute.
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveYes, this is on [indiscernible]. Yes, couldn't be as [indiscernible] you can go ahead.
Kiran Dhanwada
analystSure. So we had bonus growth in Lumel [indiscernible]. How much of this growth is because of the large order we have received from one of our premium clients, and we've got a lot of orders were EUR 5 million order last year and then we received a follow-on of a EUR 3 million order. So how much of this is because of those two orders and what's the prospect to kind of scale up this client to more than $10 million, $15 million -- EUR 10 million, EUR 15 million.
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveSo the first EUR 5 million order which we have received, that was already expected that is not coming part of this thing. The second order which we had about EUR 3 million, which is still ongoing. And which is doing the last until end of this financial year. So the deliveries like that. So it sounds like a one time or is it as time. So that will last until the end of this financial year. So I would say I wouldn't know exact percentage, but it will be around 20%, 25% of the say that may kind of an estimate because we have delivery schedule for that month or 3 months. So yes, it is part of that. But the good news is that we are still working with this customer and this energy is upgradations in Germany are long term to 3 years of additional projects. So we have a chance of -- because we have also enhanced our solution for them. So it's the second set, which we gave as been the first one and the program which are recommended even better than September. So -- it's not like we're just manufactured. We are able to provide better solutions to the industry. So that's where we have an edge, and we will continue. So we'll see this big part or a significant type of our sales but not only [indiscernible] date and chip and other things which I talked about our products and Solar [indiscernible] well for us. So in Europe, there is because of in Poland, particularly because of its vicinity to Russia and the countries being on within Russia and Ukraine. So there is a sense of increased security needs and the revision rate is something which we are getting good projects for some put all these are being updated on orders, et cetera. So that's also another growth strategy, which is helping us.
Kiran Dhanwada
analystGot it. Very helpful computation. And second question, sir, in terms of the India growth, if you could just tell us how much of this growth was due to solar inverters because your margins are slightly moderated. So how much of this growth was due to solar inverters and how much of this is more white labeling within the rebrand?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveSo if you look at this year, we plan to -- I mean, last year numbers, if you look at it, nothing much has changed in terms of the composition. So solar remains less than 5%, okay, in the profile. So last year, we did about INR 8 crores. And this year, we want to do a moderate INR 20 crores to INR 25 crores of business. So you're still in getting that [indiscernible] next year, we are looking at some real big growth in the solar business out of -- so INR 250 crores to INR 300 crores business which we're looking at. So Solar is not very significant growth. I would say the growth is again coming from traditional product. So light has to kick in and when we want to start, it will be a much bigger growth for us. then is some part of it is coming. So on solar on products where we get a little lower than margin. But even if we are doing the right into our own product, we design, we do everything. So there are also a market that the margin part comparable with what we sell in the market. So that's not diluting our profit. So on the cases which are lower than our average gross margins and the profitability of solar and top of EM which we do. Otherwise, all to gross margin contribution lower there around 30%, 35%. So this is what we have. At contribution level, the solar and these ones will not be going down 15% to 20% at contribution level. So that's product mix, you can say. And there are also some products which we have contribution level turning to 65 to 75. So that whole basket leverage is a double 45% contribution we have similar numbers in Vishal will be 2%, not just up but are quite comparable.
Kiran Dhanwada
analystGot it, sir. And just from a looking ahead perspective, sir, first, given the span EEI business this year, this quarter especially? Are we still targeting a 25% -- 20%, 25% growth that you have guided at the start of the year? Or are we looking at a much higher growth in this year in the business center?
Operator
operatorLadies and gentlemen, the line for the management seems to have disconnect, please hold while we reconnect them. [Technical Difficulty] Ladies and gentlemen, the line for the management has been reconnected. Thank you, and over to you, sir.
Kiran Dhanwada
analystHave you heard my question? Perfect. I'll do that, sir. Basically, we have grown tremendously EEI business this quarter. For the full year, 20%, 25% is what we have initially guided. I think 20% is what we had guided at the start of the year, given the start of the spender quarter this time, are you looking at a much higher growth in the EEI business, close to 30% this year? Or are you still saying that we'll grow at 20% because a lot of front-loading has happened this quarter?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveYes. So this is exactly what [indiscernible] we really don't want to do upscale our guidelines, but of course, we are doing better than what we calendar to do that. So our guidelines around 20% on the top line and on the EBITDA 22% to 23% for EEI business is what we had said, and we will start to have that because there is a bit of seasonality also in January, others in Europe is a holiday season and then December on also the bit of holidays in Europe, so business is a little lower and in India also doing [indiscernible] because of seasonality. So we -- obviously, if you compare all of that, so take on to quarter 1, we have done good. And with that project, you should be doing better also and there is no absolutely anything that we have been doing in producing good results. And that means that what we are doing is really in the right way. I also don't want to give much higher -- this is, of course, there can be 50% more, but we want to stick to this guideline as we projected. Last year also, the move of what we will deliver what we said, and we want to repeat that for the second year out. By any in our industry standards, what we have given as the guidelines are to be pretty much higher than what contribution in [indiscernible].
Operator
operator[Operator Instructions] The next question is from the line of [indiscernible] [ Shavala ] from [ Shah and Shavala ].
Unknown Analyst
analystSir, most of the questions are answered, but I would like to know a little more about the current transformer, what is the capacity at our place? How is the traction? What is the capacity utilization? And are we planning any expansion into that? That is one area. Another we have [ PCB ] manufacturing lines with us. I think most of PCBs we are using for our captive consumption for our products. But with the expanded capacity, are we going to supply [ PCB ] to others? How is the traction there? What is the capacity utilization? And what kind of business we can generate from [ PCB ] segment also? And similarly, there is one another area where government is also putting a lot of weight that is battery energy saving systems. So are we looking at expanding into that? And are we getting any traction on that area. These are my questions on the specific areas.
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveOkay. Thank you for listing and really very detailed questions to ask [indiscernible], hello? So on the [ PCB ], yes, there is a global demand, which has increased and generally vis-a-vis energy meter or digital or analog in transformers grow. So we are expanding that, not only with lowest [indiscernible]. So our capacity day was around 5,000 to 6,000 lower current transformers where we make. So as we speak, we are announcing to 8,000 to 10,000 now, which is working progress already. Profit is coming by the expanded facility we have and all the necessary machinery additional partners are also ordered from that, which is work in progress. So absolutely on the CV side, we are increasing our capacity. We're almost doubling our capacity go to the geo capacity. So this is work in progress. I -- we have a very strong global presence for lower-barrier and we'll exchange it for media voltage also. So this is a working progress. Second point which you mentioned was about the [ PCB ] manufacturing, we have currently three simply line. Our latest on which we took was really high-end plan. We already started making two PCBs for some motherboards, including involving Intel suites. So this is really high end the [ PCB ] [indiscernible] which you already started. So when I was referring to the EMS business, which is what I was referring to. And currently, we have some capacity which we are utilizing when we fully utilize that capacity with these three asset line and one of the world central we are upgrading also as a product, we are able to do more complex project yet. And then once we reach three all the three pentanes are awful, then we have the next one so that we keep on growing. So this also is, I would say, positive. It is what we are doing. [ PCB ] manufacturing also has to have. So growth is coming from [indiscernible]. And when it comes to bank rates synergy system. So this is the other emphasis. We'll not be directly involved in that, but we directly. When we talk about hybrid inverter. So hybrid inverters are going to be part of this energy system because when you have solar installations than the hybrid inverters will convert that solar into next year to either they can utilize or they can store or they can put it back on the rig. So this is where that hybrid intercoms into it. So we will be part of that. But battery manufacturing, which elegantly. Of course, the solutions around will be involved because battery management, there's a lot of pots which we can do with that. It's kind of an operation, you can say. So we do know, but we'll not be in the process of manufacturing batteries themselves. So we're looking around that or we give us a lot of opportunities. It will be part of that.
Unknown Analyst
analystGreat. Great. So basically, we are already manufacturing. We are trying to doubling the capacity, and you see good traction there. Sir, you also talked about some inorganic opportunity. So you were referring to U.S. area or you are referring to inorganic opportunity anywhere. And is there anything that we are valuating right now?
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveYes. So we are talking about inorganic possibilities leverage, including U.S. That question was specifically for USA. USA has a couple of opportunities we are looking at few apposite in Europe also, we are looking at a few opportunities in India also are looking at, but nothing is really at a stage where it is to be exterior. So we are exploring, as I said, our process is very strong. We got a strong is first of all, we have to make our strategic sense for us. and then the strong due diligence process we do. And after that, the next cut will be there. So we are exploring those possibilities, and we'll keep that we open. So anyway, our organic growth is doing good inorganic we want to grow, but we are not really like -- we don't have any target like this, this quarter or this year, we have to have so much. So it has to be a right ship. This is more important for us.
Unknown Analyst
analystAnd sir, one question to Vishal. Vishal, I think by financial year '27, all our resource cost will be done away with, right?
Vishal Kulkarni
executiveYes, we have given some additional [ ESOPs ] last year. So that cost will be there for next 3 years, but the amount will be not so huge, which was there earlier.
Operator
operatorLadies and gentlemen, in the interest of time, that was the last question for today. I would now like to hand the conference over to management for closing comments. Thank you, and over to you, sir.
Dineshkumar Musalekar
executiveYes. Thank you very much for keeping industries in our company and also some of you may have been potentially looking at investing and taking time to hear our south. And we could see that the response to our results has been really positive in the market also, we saw that we had all-time high today. and which gives us tremendous strength and encouragement to do better. So we think all our employees and customers as well as our shareholders for continued support. And with this, I will I'd like to close meeting, and thank you once again to everyone.
Operator
operatorThank you, sir. On behalf of Rishabh Instruments Limited, that concludes this conference call. Thank you for joining us, and you may now disconnect your lines. Thank you.
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