Systems Limited, operating as Exicom, announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year 2026, marking its strongest quarter to date [1].
This growth indicates a recovering demand for electric-vehicle (EV) infrastructure and critical-power solutions in India. As the country pushes for greener transport and more stable energy grids, the performance of specialized hardware providers serves as a barometer for national infrastructure adoption.
The company said that both its EV-charging and critical-power businesses returned to sharp growth during the period [1]. This dual-sector momentum drove the company to achieve its best quarterly performance within the FY26 cycle [1].
Standalone revenue for the full fiscal year 2026 reached approximately ₹895 crore [2]. This figure represents a 19% increase in standalone revenue on a year-on-year basis [2].
The results were released via a press statement, which said strong demand for EV charging infrastructure fueled the revenue spike [1]. The critical-power division also contributed significantly to the overall financial trajectory, allowing the firm to stabilize and expand its market position during the fiscal year [1].
Exicom remains a key player in the Indian energy sector, providing the necessary hardware to support the transition to electric mobility and the maintenance of power systems for industrial and commercial use [1, 2].
“Exicom reported its strongest quarter in FY26”
The 19% revenue growth suggests that the Indian market is entering a phase of accelerated deployment for EV infrastructure. By seeing simultaneous growth in both critical power and EV charging, Exicom is diversifying its risk across two essential pillars of modern energy management, reducing reliance on a single product line as the region's power grid evolves.
