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1938 📍 Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Active NSE BAJAJELEC CIN L31500MH1938PLC009887 Electrical Equipment & Appliances
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Key Metrics of Bajaj Electricals

Revenue₹4,462 Cr▼ 7.6% YoYFY 2025-26
EBITDA₹122 Cr▼ 68.1% YoY
Net profit−₹77.3 Cr▼ 157.9% YoY
Net worth₹1,459 Cr▼ 6.4% YoY
Competitors10identified

About Bajaj Electricals

Sectors

Electrical Equipment & AppliancesElectrical Equipment, Switches & CablesFans & Lighting

Company details

Website
bajajelectricals.com
Founded
1938
Registered office
Mulla House, 2nd Floor, 51 Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort, Mumbai, In-mh, 400001
Listed
NSE: BAJAJELEC · ₹278.20

Operational Areas of Bajaj Electricals

Electrical Equipment & Appliances›Electrical Equipment, Switches & Cables
Electrical Equipment & Appliances›Fans & Lighting

Company summary

Entity details

CINL31500MH1938PLC009887
LEI code335800ZPCXHRNUEKNQ82
State codeMH
PIN code400001
Current legal nameBAJAJ ELECTRICALS
Classification—
Listing statusListed (NSE: BAJAJELEC)
Registration no.009887
Company age88 years, 3 months
PAN—
CountryIndia
CityMumbai
StateMaharashtra
Current statusActive
Date of incorporation14 Jul 1938
Registrar of companies—
Authorised capital—
Paid-up capital—
Employee count—

Compliance

Last AGM date—
Last balance sheet—
Next filing dueAOC-4 for FY 2025-26 · 30 Oct 2026

Industry classification

NIC code31500
Description of main activityManufacture of electrical machinery and apparatus
Description of business activityManufacture of electrical machinery and apparatus
SectorElectrical Equipment & Appliances · Electrical Equipment, Switches & Cables
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Filing compliance

AGM for FY 2025-2630 Sep 2026 Statutory due date passed
AOC-4 for FY 2025-2630 Oct 2026 Statutory due date · 4 days left
MGT-7 for FY 2025-2629 Nov 2026 Statutory due date · 34 days left

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Credit ratings

CARE · 22 Apr 2020 — Other
Change in last 12 months—
Change since first rating on record—since Dec 2017
Rating actions40 up · 0 down

Rating actions

DateAgencyActionLong termShort termOutlookRated amountRationale
22 Apr 2020CAREOther ———— View
01 Aug 2019CARERevised —A1—₹500 Cr View
20 Dec 2018CAREReaffirmed —A1+—₹500 Cr View
29 Dec 2017CAREOther —A1+—₹500 Cr View

Credit strengths (CARE, Aug 2019)

+ Established and experienced promoters with strong brand presence in consumer product business

BEL is a part of Bajaj Group which has presence in diverse industries such as automobiles (two wheelers and three wheelers manufacturer), home appliances, lighting, iron and steel, insurance, travel and finance. BEL is headed by Mr. Shekhar Bajaj as Chairman & Managing Director of the company, bringing over more than 35 years of experience. Furthermore, BEL has an established marketing position and brand recall with pan India distribution network and currently

+ Diversified business portfolio

BEL has a strong presence in the CP business and has diverse portfolio in the consumer product space which includes lighting (bulbs, LEDs, torches, lamps etc.), appliances (mixer, grinder, microwave ovens, steam irons, water heaters etc.), fans (ceiling fans, exhaust fans, pedestal fans, wall fans, table fans) and presence in premium segment via Morphy Richards. It also has considerable presence in the E&P segment wherein it executes projects under the spectrum of transmission towers,

+ Continued strong performance of its consumer products

The revenue from the CP reported growth of 23.3% on YoY basis in FY19 as compared to YoY decline 3.7% in FY18. The growth in revenue from consumer products was attributable to benefit on account of progress in RREP implementation leading to growth seen in every sub-categories of Appliances. The PBILDT margin of the consumer product has remained on 1 Complete definition of the ratings assigned are available at www.careratings.com and other CARE publications.

+ Progress achieved in implementation of RREP

Under the RREP, the company has changed its strategy from Push model to Pull model, where it is intended to eliminate the wholesale segment entirely once fully implemented. Although, there were delay in implementation owing to synchronizing and teething issues in FY18, however, as at the end of FY19, BEL has achieved about 93% rollout of RREP. The progress in RREP in FY19 had positively impacted the margins of CP business in FY19, further; the same is estimated to have positive

+ E&P division: PBILDT margins continued to remain on declining trend; albeit consistent growth in revenue

E&P business of BEL primarily includes illumination, distribution and transmission, which accounted for about 7%, 64% and 20% of total revenue of E&P division in FY19.The revenue from its E&P business grew by 58.1% on a YoY basis in FY19. The growth was mainly on account of execution of its UP project (Madhyanchal and Purvanchal projects in Uttar Pradesh). The revenue from UP project was about Rs, 1609 crore, accounting for about 41% of the total revenue of Rs.3,932 crore from

Credit challenges

− High working capital intensity owing to increased share of E&P business

Owing to nature of business of consumer products demands higher inventory levels, further adding to this large receivables arising out of E&P makes BEL’s operations high working capital intensive in nature. Consequent to increase in revenue from E&P segment over last few years, total receivables in absolute terms have remained on the increasing trend. The same is evident from high share of gross working capital as percent of total capital employed and total operating income of 194% as

− Deterioration in leverage and debt coverage indicators

In-line with increasing share of E&P segment as well as short execution timelines of its UP orders had resulted in higher working capital requirement and higher cost of execution, which as is evident from increase in short term borrowings and decline in PBILDT margins of E&P segment. Consequently, the overall gearing including acceptances rose to 1.59x on a consolidated basis as on March 31, 2019 as against 0.79x as on March 31, 2018. The coverage indicators such as total debt to

− Counter-party and project execution risks in E&P business resulting in stretched operating cycle

The E&P business of the company is exposed to counter party risk as it deals with national as well as state institutions; however, most of the projects done by the company are centrally funded. The receivables in absolute terms continued to remain on the increasing trend with rise in revenue share of the high working capital intensive E&P business. BEL’s total receivables as on March 31, 2019 increased significantly to Rs..3,144 crore (current+non-current) as against Rs.2,012 crore as

− Stiff competition prevailing in the Consumer Product and E&P businesses

On the back drop of promising outlook in consumer appliances industry (due to rising income levels, rapid urbanization, and growth in nuclear families), the competition in the segment is intensifying, thereby increasing the pricing pressure on the company. The E&P industry is also strife with competitors both existing and the new ones entering the market due to low entry barriers. 2 CARE Ratings Limited Press Release

Agency-reported financials (CARE, 22 Apr 2020)

Metric9MFY20
Total operating income₹3,716 Cr
PBILDT₹200 Cr
PAT₹-9.47 Cr
Overall gearing (times) 0.79 1.59 --1.59×
Interest coverage (times)1.49×
EBITDA margin5.4%
Implied interest cost (EBITDA ÷ coverage)₹134 Cr
PAT margin−0.3%

Borrowings & rated debt

Rated borrowing limits (latest)₹500 Cr
Peak rated limits₹500 CrDec 2017 · CARE
Limits raised0 times0 new facilities rated

Rated limits over time

Facility mix

Rated facilities

FacilityTypePreviousCurrentChangeRatingActionAgency
Commercial PaperCommercial paper—₹500 Cr— A1RevisedCARE

CARE ratings on record (checked 26 Oct 2026)

InstrumentAmountRating
Commercial Paper—Withdrawn

Credit assessment · Manufacturing

Rating Methodology – Manufacturing Companies (Mar 2025) · Standalone accounts · FY 2025-26

Indicative long-term—
Indicative short-term—
Score—
LiquidityStretched
DirectionStable

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Rating status

DefaultNo default on record
Issuer cooperationCooperating
Credit enhancementNone – standalone rating
Information on file56% · missing: Capex / investment plans, Lender details, Auditor details, Recent rating review (last 15 months)

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Borrowing & funding lifecycle

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Can it borrow more?Further bank funding difficult Next rating action stable or better: 38% (Downgrade likely) · ML model on 4072 rating histories, AUC 0.666
Rated limits—
Not yet allocated—
Extra debt within 2.5× EBITDA—
Interest coverage1.49×
Limit utilisation—
Open bank charges0 · —
  • Credit outlook model: 38% chance the next rating action is stable or better
  • Interest coverage 1.49×

Rated limits by facility

Timeline

22 Apr 2020 CARE other: — CARE rationale
01 Aug 2019 CARE revised: A1Rated limits ₹500 cr CARE rationale
01 Aug 2019 Cash & liquid funds ₹250 cr, undrawn lines ₹250 cr
From the report

Liquidity BEL’s liquidity position remain moderate with the presence of Rs.15.44crore of cash as on March 31, 2019 and undrawn working capital bank lines (cash credit) to the extent of Rs.250 crore.

CARE rationale
20 Dec 2018 CARE reaffirmed: A1+Rated limits ₹500 cr CARE rationale
29 Dec 2017 CARE other: A1+Rated limits ₹500 cr CARE rationale

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Registered office and contact

Registered officeMULLA HOUSE, 2ND FLOOR, 51 MAHATMA GANDHI ROAD, FORT, MUMBAI, IN-MH, 400001
GSTIN—
Email—
Websitehttps://www.bajajelectricals.com
Members / shareholders—

Directors and key people

Directors are read from the MGT-7 annual return and AOC-4 signatories.

Competitors of Bajaj Electricals

Competitors10identified
Locations4most in India

Top competitors by location

CompanyDescriptionDomainFoundedLocation
Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) Capital Goods & Power Equipment · Heavy Engineering & Capital Goods bhel.com — India
KEI Industries Electrical Equipment, Switches & Cables · Electrical Equipment & Appliances kei-ind.com — New Delhi, India
Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Electrical Equipment, Switches & Cables · Electrical Equipment & Appliances crompton.co.in — Mumbai, India
Surya Roshni Pipes & Tubes · Steel, Metals & Pipes surya.co.in — Bahadurgarh, India
Finolex Cables Electrical Equipment, Switches & Cables · Electrical Equipment & Appliances finolex.com — Pune, India
India Nippon Electricals Limited Electrical Equipment, Switches & Cables · Electrical Equipment & Appliances — — Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
WONDER ELECTRICALS LIMITED · Manufacturing (Machinery and Equipments) — — New Delhi, Delhi, India
MARINE ELECTRICALS (INDIA) LIMITED · Manufacturing (Machinery and Equipments) — — Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
SPECTRUM ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED Electrical Equipment, Switches & Cables · Electrical Equipment & Appliances — — Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India
ARTEMIS ELECTRICALS AND PROJECTS LIMITED · Trading — — Thane, Maharashtra, India

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Business activities and related parties

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