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Symphony — Investor Presentation (November 2026)

55 slides from Symphony's investor presentation, November 2026

  1. Slide 1: Corporate Presentation | November 2026

    Corporate Presentation | November 2026

  2. Slide 2: Safe Harbour Statement

    Safe Harbour Statement This presentation contains forward-looking statements which may be identified by their use of words like “plans,” “expects,” “will,” “anticipates,” “believes,” “intends,” “projects,” “estimates” or other words of similar meaning. All statements that address expectations or pro

  3. Slide 3: Symphony - No. 1 Air Cooler Brand Globally, Excluding China

    SYMPHONY - NO. 1 AIR COOLER BRAND GLOBALLY, EXCLUDING CHINA Source: Euromonitor International Ltd, Consumer Appliances 2026ed; per Air Coolers definition; retail volume sales; 2025 data. 3

  4. Slide 4: Table of Contents

    Table of Contents 01 | Symphony: India Anchored, Asset-Light, Beyond India Summer 02 | India Business: The Earnings Anchor 03 | India Business: Calibrated Product Launches in Dec’26 Qtr. 04 | From India Strength to International Reach 05 | Financial Performance: FY26 Reset, H1 FY27 Operating Recover

  5. Slide 5: Symphony: India-Anchored, Asset-Light, Beyond India Summer

    01 | Symphony: India-Anchored, Asset-Light, Beyond India Summer Core India economics anchoring disciplined expansion across seasons, products and markets Core Economics | Operating Discipline | Seasonality Balance | Global Reach

  6. Slide 6: Symphony at a Glance

    Symphony at a Glance Air Cooling Leadership | Expanding Beyond India Summer Products (BISP) A focused cooling business transitioning from India-centric seasonal leadership to a diversified, multi-market company A brand-led, asset-light company – BISP and international subsidiaries creating seasonali

  7. Slide 7: Evolution Through Strategic Focus and Calibrated Expansion

    Evolution Through Strategic Focus and Calibrated Expansion A focused reset has shaped today’s calibrated expansion beyond India summer 1 2 3 4 (1988-94) (1995-2001) (2002-08) (2009-Present) FOUNDATION PHASE DIVERSIFICATION & STRESS PHOENIX MOMENT MULTI-MARKET EVOLUTION Category creation Strategic Le

  8. Slide 8: Portfolio Architecture Broadening Beyond India Summer

    Portfolio Architecture Broadening Beyond India Summer India remains the earnings anchor, while international businesses add seasonality balance and growth optionality Earnings Resilience Capability Depth Growth Optionality Entity / Market Portfolio role Strategic contribution Management focus Sympho

  9. Slide 9: Asset-Light Operating Model Powered by Brand, Innovation & Distribution

    Asset-Light Operating Model Powered by Brand, Innovation & Distribution Category leadership, product differentiation, and agile execution support scalable growth CORE ENGINE EXECUTION ENGINE EXPANSION ENGINE Preserve category leadership and monetise Convert insights into differentiated products Scal

  10. Slide 10: India Business: The Earnings Anchor

    02 | India Business: The Earnings Anchor Underpenetrated category, trusted brand, and distribution depth powering the core Category Opportunity | Innovation Leadership | Brand Strength | Distribution Depth

  11. Slide 11: India Portfolio: Cooling Leadership, Expanding Beyond Summer

    India Portfolio: Cooling Leadership, Expanding Beyond Summer Air coolers remain the anchor; BISP adjacencies extend use cases, seasons and customer segments BISP adjacencies across B2B, usage extension Summer-led core air cooler franchise Built through existing brand and distribution leverage and wi

  12. Slide 12: Household Cooling: Large Affordability Gap and Penetration Opportunity

    Household Cooling: Large Affordability Gap and Penetration Opportunity Air coolers address diverse affordability and usage needs alongside fans and ACs Cooling Pyramid (HH penetration in %) Air Cooler Penetration (HH in %) Indian Air Cooler Market Organized Unorganized Air 10% Conditioner ₹ 10,000 C

  13. Slide 13: Household Air Coolers: Structural Drivers Supporting Long-Term Growth

    Household Air Coolers: Structural Drivers Supporting Long-Term Growth Rising heat stress, improving affordability and low penetration support category expansion Rising heatwave intensity in India Rapid Urbanisation 200 % of population residing in Avg. number of heatwave 190 43% 174 150 40% urban are

  14. Slide 14: Indian Air Cooler Market: Structure and Growth Dynamics

    Indian Air Cooler Market: Structure and Growth Dynamics Underpenetrated category benefiting from formalization and consumer upgradation TAM Market Organized Key Segments Not Drivers Accelerating (At primary level) Composition Market Share Reported* Shift To Organized Market ~ ₹5,000 Cr. ─ Symphony (

  15. Slide 15: Symphony: Innovation-Led Category Leadership

    Symphony: Innovation-Led Category Leadership Multiple first-to-market products across formats and technologies 1989 2009 2016 2017 2019 2022 World’s first Tower format World’s first Touch range India’s first India’s first plastic-body air cooler wall-mounted with 4-side double-decker BLDC air air co

  16. Slide 16: Symphony: Innovation Capabilities Driving Product Differentiation

    Symphony: Innovation Capabilities Driving Product Differentiation Product features enhancing performance, convenience, and consumer experience Remote Control 1 5 Mosquito Repellent Power Saver 2 6 Digital Touchscreen Technology i-Pure Technology – Multistage Air 3 7 Gesture Control and Purification

  17. Slide 17: Symphony Air Coolers: Serving Diverse Cooling Needs [1/2]

    Symphony Air Coolers: Serving Diverse Cooling Needs [1/2] Multi-SKU ranges spanning multiple formats, capacities, price points, and use cases across consumer segments Air Force Silenzo Maxwind (A force to reckon with – propelling the move (The benchmark for silent cooling in India) (Unleashing power

  18. Slide 18: Symphony Air Coolers: Serving Diverse Cooling Needs [2/2]

    Symphony Air Coolers: Serving Diverse Cooling Needs [2/2] Multi-SKU ranges spanning multiple formats, capacities, price points, and use cases across consumer segments Diet Sumo Movicool (Sleek and trendy tower air cooler) (Desert cooling powerhouse) (Large space cooling expert) & many more… 18

  19. Slide 19: LSV: Scalable ROI-Led B2B Cooling Adjacency

    LSV: Scalable ROI-Led B2B Cooling Adjacency Fresh-air cooling for commercial and industrial spaces, with lower operating cost versus HVAC A higher-value, use-case-led B2B extension of Symphony’s core cooling capability Productivity + payback proposition 1 Heat stress reduces shopfloor output; LSV im

  20. Slide 20: Fans: Complementing the Core Cooling Category

    Fans: Complementing the Core Cooling Category Enabling additional cooling applications and driving incremental demand through existing distribution CATEGORY POSITIONING AC-assist + air circulation in Kitchen + personal spot- Tower fans compact spaces Cooling fans cooling proposition Sleek, bladeless

  21. Slide 21: Water Heaters: Reducing Seasonality, Expanding Opportunities

    Water Heaters: Reducing Seasonality, Expanding Opportunities Extends Symphony’s relevance beyond summer cooling; positioned around efficiency, safety, and durability Daily-use appliance extensions anchored in differentiated features Category role 1 Counter-seasonal appliance adjacency across instant

  22. Slide 22: Omnichannel Distribution Driving Market Reach

    Omnichannel Distribution Driving Market Reach Enabling broad market coverage, improved accessibility, and diversified growth channels General Trade Large Format Regional Chain Institutional E-commerce D2C Stores Stores Sales Core distribution Enhancing brand Driving localized Serving bulk High-growt

  23. Slide 23: Building Category Leadership Through Consumer-Led Marketing

    Building Category Leadership Through Consumer-Led Marketing Consumer insights and scaled execution strengthening brand salience, demand visibility and pricing power Consumer & Innovation-Led Scaled Data Engine Branding Execution GOOGLE RATINGS & REVIEWS ✓ Category Ownership: ‘Air Cooler = Symphony’

  24. Slide 24: TV Campaign

    cs STVCS Ea THAT CONNECT WITH EVERY HEART. ONE CAMPAIGN. oo AA COUNTLESS SMILES. IN MULTIPLE ACROSS TOP CHANNELS LANGUAGES. NATIONWIDE. 70+ CHANNELS | an 70,000 SPOTS = THANK YOU INDIA! ; FOR MAKING THIS OUR BIGGEST EVER TV CAMPAIGN.

  25. Slide 25: Digital Campaign: Product-Led Demand Generation at Scale

    Digital Campaign: Product-Led Demand Generation at Scale Sharper creative themes and credibility-led amplification – translating product propositions into measurable reach & engagement SILENZO CAMPAIGN Garmi: Ek Agnipariksha (Industry-first branded micro-drama) AI VIDEOS Air Force Campaign (AI-power

  26. Slide 26: India Business – Calibrated Product Launches in Dec'26 Qtr.

    03 | India Business – Calibrated Product Launches in Dec’26 Qtr. Asset-light launches to broaden the addressable market, strengthen year-round channel engagement and diversify revenue seasonality Market Opportunity | Brand & Channel Synergies | Profitability-Led Scaling

  27. Slide 27: RACs: Introducing Symphony's Inverter Range

    RACs: Introducing Symphony’s Inverter Range Eight variants across Standard and Heavy-Duty series, engineered for energy-efficient cooling and Indian summers STANDARD SERIES HEAVY DUTY SERIES 5 VARIANTS | 1.0–1.85 TON 3 VARIANTS | 1.5–2.0 TON HEAVY DUTY 8 3★ / 5★ 1.0–2.0 TR 54°C / 58°C INVERTER VARIA

  28. Slide 28: BLDC Ceiling Fans: Introducing Symphony's Seven Model Collection

    BLDC Ceiling Fans: Introducing Symphony’s Seven Model Collection Energy-efficient performance, strong air delivery, contemporary designs with multiple color options & enhanced user convenience INTRODUCTORY COLLECTION MADRID ATLANTA SENTOSA BERLIN BERLIN WOOD VIENNA VIENNA WOOD KEY FEATURES ACROSS TH

  29. Slide 29: Air Purifiers: Expanding into Indoor Air Quality Solutions

    Air Purifiers: Expanding into Indoor Air Quality Solutions Targeted air purification, quiet operation and smart connectivity 29

  30. Slide 30: New Categories │ Strategic Fit and Synergy

    New Categories │ Strategic Fit and Synergy Leveraging brand adjacency, existing distribution and customer relationships to expand Symphony’s TAM 01 Brand & Portfolio Adjacency 02 Addressable-Market Expansion 03 Shared Distribution Channels Natural extension of Symphony’s cooling Participation in cat

  31. Slide 31: New Categories │ Execution Readiness and Capital Discipline

    New Categories │ Execution Readiness and Capital Discipline Asset-light entry, calibrated working-capital deployment and profitability-oriented scaling 01 Asset-Light Operating Model 02 Existing Cost Base 03 Execution Capabilities Outsourced, variable-cost operating model Leverage current sales and

  32. Slide 32: From India Strength to International Reach

    04 | From India Strength to International Reach Overseas subsidiaries extending the core business through market access, sourcing and seasonality balance Export Reach | Market Access | Capability Support | Seasonality Balance

  33. Slide 33: IMPCO Mexico: Market Access with Multi-Category Demand Balance

    IMPCO Mexico: Market Access with Multi-Category Demand Balance Cooling remains the anchor, while heaters, fans, air conditioners and washing machines support year-round market relevance Cooling-led market access Counter-seasonal and adjacent categories Channel productivity and BISP depth Product off

  34. Slide 34: GSK China: Building Structural Advantage in Cost and Capability

    GSK China: Building Structural Advantage in Cost and Capability Sourcing and engineering support strengthen product economics, customization speed and industrial cooling relevance Product engineering support Cost-competitive sourcing Industrial cooling capability Strategic roles Capability breadth s

  35. Slide 35: Bonaire USA: Focused Air-Cooling Business with Channel Access

    Bonaire USA: Focused Air-Cooling Business with Channel Access Evaporative cooling presence across retail and e-commerce channels U.S. market access through established Focused cooling portfolio for dry-climate occasions Profitable seasonal platform with measured scale-up channels Product offerings F

  36. Slide 36: CTPL Australia: Broad Climate Portfolio with a Grounded Outlook

    CTPL Australia: Broad Climate Portfolio with a Grounded Outlook Year-round climate relevance, with focus on self-sustaining traction Brand-led market presence across climate Broader portfolio supporting year-round relevance Measured outlook with disciplined execution focus solutions Product offering

  37. Slide 37: SCL Brazil: Asset-Light Entry with Portfolio Optionality

    SCL Brazil: Asset-Light Entry with Portfolio Optionality Localized digital + offline route-to-market; broad air-cooling portfolio adapted for residential, outdoor and commercial use cases Climate-led market access Product-market validation Stage-gated scale-up with capped downside Strategic roles Pr

  38. Slide 38: Financial Performance: FY26 Reset, H1FY27 Operating Recovery

    05 | Financial Performance: FY26 Reset, H1FY27 Operating Recovery FY26 reset addressed legacy overhang; H1FY27 reflects strong consolidated revenue growth and improved operating profitability FY26 Reset | Revenue Momentum | EBITDA Margin Expansion | Cost Discipline

  39. Slide 39: Consol. FY26: Standalone Softness and Impairments Weighed on Earnings

    Consol. FY26: Standalone Softness and Impairments Weighed on Earnings Standalone + continued CTPL weakness dragged performance; gross margin held firm at 47.6% (₹ Cr.) Revenue EBITDA PBT* PAT (After Exceptional Items) 1,131 128 149 (-141) v/s 1,576 (▼28%) v/s 316 (▼60%) v/s 326 (▼54%) v/s 213 11.3%

  40. Slide 40: Standalone FY26: Seasonal Weakness and One-Off Items Weighed on Earnings

    Standalone FY26: Seasonal Weakness and One-Off Items Weighed on Earnings Weather-led demand softness impacted performance, while gross margin remained resilient at 47.4% (₹ Cr.) Revenue EBITDA PBT* PAT (After Exceptional Items) 765 115 164 (-166) v/s 1,182 (▼35%) v/s 287 (▼60%) v/s 329 (▼50%) v/s 17

  41. Slide 41: Exceptional Items and Impact on Reported Profitability

    Exceptional Items and Impact on Reported Profitability The business economics of Symphony and other subsidiaries remain intact, supported by earnings quality and robust cash flows (₹ Cr.) Consol. FY26 Impairment / write-off pertaining to Australia business (-215) CTPL’s Deferred Tax Assets write-off

  42. Slide 42: Australia Reset: Decisive Cleanup, No Further Capital Allocation

    Australia Reset: Decisive Cleanup, No Further Capital Allocation Acquisition under-delivered versus intent; operating model reset and financial overhang reduced 1 2 3 4 Strategic Rationale External Shocks Operating Reset Decisive Cleanup ORIGINAL THESIS WHAT CHANGED BUSINESS RESET BALANCE SHEET RESE

  43. Slide 43: Upstreaming Value, Simplifying Structure

    Upstreaming Value, Simplifying Structure Direct ownership of IPRs and the US business strengthen control and sharpen value capture at the listed entity IPRs Consolidation 100% Equity Acquisition of Bonaire USA RATIONALE WHY IT MATTERS ▪ Direct ownership of IPRs by Symphony instead of CTPL ▪ Direct o

  44. Slide 44: Consol. Q2FY27: Strong Revenue Growth with EBITDA Margin Expansion

    Consol. Q2FY27: Strong Revenue Growth with EBITDA Margin Expansion Overseas subsidiaries driving consol. performance amid calibrated India revenue growth (₹ Cr.) Revenue & Profitability Key Takeaways (KTAs) Revenue EBITDA PAT 1) Standalone performance: India-led calibrated growth with (Click here fo

  45. Slide 45: Standalone Q2FY27: Calibrated Growth, Improved Operating Profitability

    Standalone Q2FY27: Calibrated Growth, Improved Operating Profitability Prioritizing inventory economics and channel competitiveness amid uncertain input-cost trends (₹ Cr.) Revenue & Profitability Key Takeaways (KTAs) PAT 1) Business strategy (trade advances + billing) aligned with input Revenue EBI

  46. Slide 46: H1 Financials: Sep'26 v/s Sep'25

    H1 Financials: Sep’26 v/s Sep’25 (₹ Cr.) Consol. Revenue Gross Margin EBITDA PAT (Click here for PAT Bridge) 653 310 83 64 v/s 560 (▲17%) v/s 271 (▲15%) v/s 51 (▲63%) v/s 59 (▲9%) 47.6% ( 0.8%) 12.8% ( 3.7%) 9.8% ( 0.8%) Standalone Revenue Gross Margin EBITDA PAT (Click here for PAT Bridge) 411 2

  47. Slide 47: TTM Financials: Sep'26 v/s Sep'25

    TTM Financials: Sep’26 v/s Sep’25 (₹ Cr.) Consol. Capital Employed in ROCE (%) RONW (%) Core Business (PBIT / Capital Employed) (PAT /Net Worth) (As on 30th Sep) 104 143% 20% v/s 322 v/s 57% v/s 21% Standalone Capital Employed in ROCE (%) RONW (%) Treasury Core Business (PBIT / Capital Employed) (PA

  48. Slide 48: PAT Bridge

    PAT Bridge (₹ Cr.) ▲/▼ ▲/▼ Consol Q2 FY27 Q2 FY26 H1 FY27 H1 FY26 (%) (%) Reported PAT 24 17 44% 64 59 9% Less: Adjustments (Net of taxes) 7 12 (-46%) 15 28 (-46%) Forex gain / (loss) (-2) 6 --- (-1) 10 --- Treasury / Other Income 4 6 (-36%) 12 20 (-43%) (Excl. forex gain) Exceptional gain / (loss)

  49. Slide 49: Credibility, Conduct and Capital Return

    06 | Credibility, Conduct and Capital Return Governance-led operating conduct, measurable ESG footprint and consistent payout discipline Governance | ESG Discipline | Payout Discipline | Ownership

  50. Slide 50: ESG by Design: Energy-Efficient Cooling with Measurable Footprint

    ESG by Design: Energy-Efficient Cooling with Measurable Footprint Sustainability reinforcing product economics, compliance readiness and operating resilience FY26 operating footprint Product sustainability is the core ESG asset — not a separate CSR narrative. 0.3508 1.57 3.46 100% 0 Scope 1+2 intens

  51. Slide 51: Governance-Led ESG: Credibility, Culture and Stakeholder Trust

    Governance-Led ESG: Credibility, Culture and Stakeholder Trust ESG framed around governance, operating discipline and stakeholder trust Board oversight Responsible value chain Workplace quality Transparent investor communication Governance & controls People & workplace quality Responsible ecosystem

  52. Slide 52: Consistent Payout to Shareholders

    Consistent Payout to Shareholders Shareholder Payout Policy FY17–26 FY22–26 FY24–26 (% of Consol. PAT) (10 Years) (5 Years) (3 Years) At least 60% 68% 91% 65% ₹1,013 Cr. ₹676 Cr. ₹330 Cr. Dividend, Special Dividend, and Buyback H1FY27: ► Interim dividend per share: ₹3 ► Face value: ₹2 (Upgraded and

  53. Slide 53: Shareholding Pattern (As on 30/9/26)

    Shareholding Pattern (As on 30/9/26) 15.53% Top Domestic Institutional Top Foreign Portfolio 1.66% Investors (DIIs) Investors (FPIs) 2.20% HDFC Mutual Fund Vanguard Emerging Markets Stock Index Fund 7.18% Vanguard Total International Stock ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund Index Fund Quantum Mutual Fund

  54. Slide 54: Glossary

    Glossary A&P Spends : Advertisement and Sales Promotion Expenses : Beyond India Summer Products comprising Large Space Venti-Cooling (LSV), tower fans, kitchen BISP cooling fans, water heaters, India exports and overseas subsidiary sales. BUSA : Bonaire USA LLC CHPL, Australia : Climate Holdings Pty

  55. Slide 55: Thank You

    Thank You / \ ys | Master Cool! Arctic Circle | Hi | = BONAIRE | Durango | OtravelAire

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