Abb India Limited · NSE:ABB
Abb India — Investor Presentation (February 2026)
22 slides from Abb India's investor presentation, Feb 5, 2026
Slide 1: Presentation to Investors cover letter to stock exchanges
REF:INABB:STATUT:LODR:R30:ANLST-PPT: February 5, 2026 BSE Limited P.J. Towers Dalal Street Mumbai 400 001 (Attn : DCS CRD) National Stock Exchange of India Ltd Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor Plot No. C/1, G Block Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (E) Mumbai 400 051 Dear Sirs Sub: Presentation to Investors Ref
Slide 2: ABB India Ltd. Helping industries outrun – leaner and cleaner
ABB India Ltd. Helping industries outrun – leaner and cleaner
Slide 3: Important notices
— Important notices This presentation includes forward-looking information and The important factors that could cause such differences include, statements including statements concerning the outlook for our among others: businesses. These statements are based on current • business risks associated w
Slide 4: Agenda
— Agenda ABB India Robotics Looking Overview Divestment Ahead © 2026 ABB. All rights reserved. Slide 3
Slide 5: ABB India Overview
ABB India Overview -
Slide 6: Since 1949, ABB India has facilitated nation's automation, digitalization, and electrification
Since its inception in 1949, ABB India has facilitated nation’s automation, digitalization, and electrification. Emerging Trends Industrial Milestones Transportation and Infrastructure Milestones ~50% of hyperscale data centers >90% of cement companies use >900 Indian Railways electric use ABB solut
Slide 7: ABB in India: 100+ years
— ABB in India: 100+ years 75 years of manufacturing and innovation HO & Peenya Campus, Maneja Campus, Bengaluru Vadodara 5 Manufacturing locations 28 Sales offices 25 Shop floors 750+ Channel partners Nelamangala Campus, Faridabad Campus Bengaluru 3,625 Employees 1,249+ Nashik Campus ABB Services (
Slide 8: Business areas
— Business areas ROBOTICS & DISCRETE ELECTRIFICATION MOTION AUTOMATION* AUTOMATION • Distribution Solutions • IEC LV Motors • Energy Industries • Robotics – robots, • Smart Power • NEMA Motors • Process Industries autonomous mobile robots, smart • Smart Buildings • Large Motors & • Marine & Ports sy
Slide 9: ABB India well positioned to serve ~23 diverse market segments
— ABB India well positioned to serve ~23 diverse market segments Helps customers optimize, electrify and decarbonize Emerging Infrastructure Core Industries and Transport Industries Renewables Marine & Ports Food & Automotive Beverages Electronics Rail & Metro Pharma & Textiles Healthcare Data Cente
Slide 10: Collaboration and trust with leading brands
— Collaboration and trust with leading brands © 2026 ABB. All rights reserved. Slide 9
Slide 11: Resilient business model
Resilient business model 4% 12% 10% 40% 21% 40% 14% Business Areas Offerings Channels Geography 60% 35% 74% 90% EL MO AU RA Products Projects Services Direct Sales Partners Domestic Exports Based on 2024 Revenue of ABB India Ltd EL –Electrification; MO – Motion; AU – Automation; RA: Robotics & Discr
Slide 12: Sustainability in Practice
— Sustainability in Practice IGBC Green factory Reduction of own scope Energy productivity (EP)* Building (Platinum) 1 and 2 GHG emissions* (towards EP100) 100% 86% ~64% Water Positive Waste sent to landfill Supplier awareness & Certified Units certified Units Assessment 50% 70% ~40% Note: As of Q3:
Slide 13: Industry recognition for the commitment to sustainability and governance
— Industry recognition for the commitment to sustainability and governance Top 5 most sustainable companies in Bharat Nirman Award (Institutional) and the “Company with Best Sustainability and CSR India & Ranked #1 in Electronics and Corporate Excellence Award for Education Practices Award for 2023-
Slide 14: Robotics Divestment
Robotics Divestment
Slide 15: ABB India – Robotics Business Overview
— ABB India – Robotics Business Overview As of 9M-Sept’25; Orders Revenues EBITDA Business Description 6% 6% 3% • Sales and services of Industrial Robots and Robotic systems • Leverages ABB Group technology, IPs and robots • Markets – automotive, electronics, FMCG and other 94% industrial sectors 94
Slide 16: Compelling Strategic Rationale
— Compelling Strategic Rationale ▶ ABB Group’s decision to divest Robotics business*, triggered separation of Robotics division in India ▶ Limited synergies between the ABB Robotics business and the remainder of the ABB divisions ▶ Robotics in India more of a sales and service unit with limited valu
Slide 17: Transaction Overview
— Transaction Overview Description o Slump sale of Robotics business in India to ABB Robotics Schweiz AG (Switzerland) Consideration o All cash for ~1,568.2 INR crore (EV/Revenues: 3.53; EV/EBITDA: 25.87) Multiples based on 2024 results Financial Impact o Limited impact amid ~3 – 6% contribution to
Slide 18: Looking Ahead
Looking Ahead
Slide 19: The power of ABB customers: strategies shaping ABB India
— The power of ABB Strategies that have been Three Business Areas with sales and technology shaping ABB India synergies STAND-OUT VALUE PROPOSITION OF COMBINED • Local-for-Local ELECTRIFICATION & AUTOMATION CUSTOMERS • New market segment opportunities Business Area Business Area Business Area • Tier
Slide 20: ABB helps industries outrun leaner and cleaner
— ABB HELPS INDUSTRIES OUTRUN LEANER AND CLEANER Technology Domain leadership expertise ABB customer value • Leading electrical and • Know the industry at least proposition built on: automation engineering as well as customer know-how • 140 years of Group legacy • Embedded software • Strong distribu
Slide 21: Evolving continuously and sustainably while building for the future
Evolving continuously and sustainably while building for the future Focus on profitable growth Explore Capacity Effective pricing & inorganic New product Localization enhancements Cost optimization opportunities launches
Slide 22: AL ED ED
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