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HomeResearchSchneider Electric President Systems Limited: Profit Up, CFO Exit, and a ₹4.5 Crore Surprise
Research17 Feb 2026

Schneider Electric President Systems Limited: Profit Up, CFO Exit, and a ₹4.5 Crore Surprise

When companies release quarterly numbers, it’s usually about revenues and margins.

But this time, there was more — a leadership change, a large one-time charge, bonus shares, and a new product push.

Let’s break it down.

The Numbers First

For the nine months ended December 31, 2025 (9M FY26):

Particulars (Cr)9M FY 269M FY 25
Revenue from operations303356
Other Income58
Total Income308364
Exceptional Expense4.50
Total Expenses264320
EBITDA4849
EBITDA Margins '16%14%
PBT3943
PAT2832
PAt Margins9%9%

Revenue: ₹303 Cr

PAT: ₹29 Cr

EPS: ₹23.64

Compared to last year’s nine-month PAT of ₹316.3 million, profits are slightly lower year-on-year — but still healthy.

The ₹4.5 Crore “Exceptional” Twist

The company reported an exceptional item of ₹4.5 Cr

What happened?

The Government of India notified new labour codes. Based on management assessment, this led to an incremental gratuity-related charge, which the company booked as a one-time exceptional expense.

Translation: This is not part of regular operations. It’s regulatory-driven and non-recurring.

Without this charge, profits would have looked stronger.

CFO Exit. New CFO Enters.

Mr. Subhrendu Sarkar resigned as Whole-Time Director and CFO effective February 13, 2026.

The board moved quickly.

Ms. Mariamma Myloth has been appointed:

  • Whole-Time Director

  • Chief Financial Officer

  • Additional Director (3-year term, subject to shareholder approval)

She brings 20+ years of finance experience, including over a decade across global and India-focused roles within the Schneider ecosystem.

The leadership transition appears planned and structured — not abrupt.

Bonus Shares & Capital Expansion

In November 2025, the company:

  • Increased authorised capital

  • Issued 1:1 bonus shares (6,048,000 shares)

That effectively doubled the share count. EPS numbers for previous periods were restated accordingly.

This typically signals balance sheet comfort and capital confidence.

Capex Reallocation & New Product Launch

The Board approved reallocation of FY26 capital expenditure.

A key highlight:

  • Launch of APC IT Cabinet – SX+ / Open Compute Platform Cabinet

  • Category: Data Centre / Net Shelter Racks

  • Target Market: Domestic

  • Launch Timeline: Q2 2026

This positions the company deeper into the data centre infrastructure ecosystem — a sector benefiting from AI and cloud expansion.

UnlistedZone Takeaway

This wasn’t just a routine quarterly update.

It was a structural quarter.

A leadership reset, regulatory adjustment, capital restructuring, and strategic product positioning — all in one announcement.

The real question now:

Will the new CFO era drive margin expansion and scale in the fast-growing data centre segment?

Because the numbers are steady.
The strategy is evolving.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice, nor an offer to buy or sell any security. Unlisted share prices are indicative. Please do your own research or consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.
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