Archive · 24 Sep 2026
Samsung India Profit Falls 36% Despite ₹1.12 Trillion Revenue
Samsung India made less profit in FY26 than it did the year before.
Its profit fell by 36% to ₹7,228.10 crore.
However, the company’s sales increased slightly to ₹1.12 trillion.
Samsung sells phones, televisions, tablets, appliances and computers in India.
Its mobile phone business is an important part of its operations.
Samsung remains a major consumer electronics company in the country.
The results came while many brands were competing in India’s electronics market.
Separate reports said the company cut some jobs as part of a cost-reduction and restructuring effort.
Samsung India Electronics reported consolidated profit of ₹7,228.10 crore for FY26, down 36% from ₹11,287.50 crore in FY25.
Revenue from operations increased 1.2% year-on-year to ₹1.12 trillion in FY26.
Total consolidated income, including other income, reached ₹1,14,738.60 crore.
Samsung India remains the only appliance and consumer electronics company in India reported to have surpassed ₹1 trillion in turnover.
The results came amid intense market competition, while separate reports said Samsung India reduced staff in its television and home appliance businesses.
- Who
- Samsung India Electronics, part of South Korea’s Samsung Electronics.
- What
- The company reported a 36% decline in consolidated FY26 profit despite a 1.2% increase in operating revenue.
- When
- For the financial year ended March 31, 2026; the report was dated September 22.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- The articles do not identify one specific cause for the profit decline; they note intense market competition and separately reported cost pressures, muted demand and restructuring.
- FY26 profit
- ₹7,228.10 crore
- FY25 profit
- ₹11,287.50 crore
- Profit change
- Down 36% year-on-year
- FY26 operating revenue
- ₹1.12 trillion
- Revenue growth
- Up 1.2% year-on-year
- FY26 total consolidated income
- ₹1,14,738.60 crore
- Reported workforce action
- Executive layoffs across television and home appliance businesses