The consumer durables industry in India is growing rapidly, driven by rising incomes, urbanisation, easy financing, and demand for appliances and electronics. E-commerce growth and smart, energy-efficient products are further boosting the sector.
The midcap stock is a leading player in India’s Room Air Conditioner industry, where it operates as both an original equipment manufacturer and an original design manufacturer. After delivering an impressive 71 percent return this year, it deserves a spot on investors’ watchlists.
With the market capitalization of Rs. 28,815.10 crore, the shares of Amber Enterprises India Limited were currently trading at Rs. 8,198, down by 0.37 percent from its previous day’s closing price of Rs. 8,228.55 per equity share.
Over the past five years, the company’s stock has given 302.40 percent returns, and in the last six months alone, it has given 19.55 percent returns, and its return since the start of the year is an impressive 70.93 percent
About the company
Amber Enterprise India Limited operates in the consumer durables sector, where it designs and manufactures a wide range of products, including room air conditioners and non-RAC components, and HVAC solutions for mobility applications. It has 23 manufacturing plants spread across 8 locations in India, strategically located near customers to ensure faster delivery and turnaround.
Its portfolio covers the entire range of RACs, such as window air conditioners (WACs) and both indoor (IDUs) and outdoor units (ODUs) of split ACs (SACs), available in capacities from 0.75 ton to 2 ton, across various energy ratings and refrigerant types. The company also produces inverter RACs in the 1-ton to 2-ton range.
In addition, it manufactures key RAC components like heat exchangers, motors, inverters, and non-inverter printed circuit boards (PCBs), and multi-flow condensers, along with other parts such as sheet metal components, copper tubes, and injection-molded parts.
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CAPEX Plans
The company is increasing its capital spending this financial year, with a focus on several key projects. This includes a significant investment of Rs.650 crore for the “Ascent” project. Additionally, Rs.150 crore is being allocated to the company’s Railway division, from Rs.350 crore.
The company also intends to expand its Sri City plant and purchase land for its joint venture with Korea Circuits during the current financial year. The remaining investment for the Korea Circuits joint venture will be made in the next fiscal year.
Segment Performance
In the financial year 2025, the company’s total revenue was Rs.9,973 Crore. The impressive growth was supported by a more varied mix of businesses. While the majority of its income came from its established Consumer Durables division, which contributed 73 percent. The Electronics segment grew by 22 percent of the total revenue. Furthermore, the company successfully diversified into new fields, with its Railway Subsystems and Defence division contributing 5 percent of its earnings.
The firm’s revenue from the operation rose from Rs.2,401 crore in Q1FY25 to Rs.3,449 crore in Q1FY26, while net profit increased from Rs.75 crore to Rs.106 crore. It has reported ROE and ROCE of 11.3 and 14.5 percent, respectively. Followingly, it has a PE ratio of 101.85 and the industry PE ratio of 56.71.
Written by Jhanavi Sivakumar
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