Amber Enterprises India is preparing for its Q1 2027 results, with analysts projecting slower growth and cautious profit margins following a challenging last quarter, despite a positive long-term outlook and significant upside potential.
Amber Enterprises India is approaching its next earnings report with analysts expecting another solid but slower quarter, even after a strong year of sales growth. The company is due to announce its first-quarter 2027 results on 14 August 2026, with consensus forecasts pointing to revenue of ₹42,789.70 million and earnings of ₹30.27 per share, according to GuruFocus data.
The same estimate set suggests full-year 2027 revenue of ₹152,514.06 million and earnings of ₹119.10 per share, although both figures have been trimmed over the past 90 days. Revenue expectations have edged down from ₹155,102.27 million, while earnings estimates have fallen more sharply from ₹147.86 per share, signalling some caution about margins or demand trends.
That caution comes after a mixed previous quarter. GuruFocus says Amber Enterprises reported revenue of ₹41,475.20 million for the quarter ended 31 March 2026, missing expectations by 2.04%, while earnings of ₹37.89 per share fell short of the ₹40.20 forecast. The market reaction was swift, with the stock dropping 15.61% in a single day after the results.
Even so, the longer-term picture remains constructive. Company filings and results summaries show Amber Enterprises posted revenue of ₹12,186 crore in fiscal 2026, up 22.19% from a year earlier, while EBITDA rose 28.14% to ₹1,072.48 crore. Profit for the year slipped 9.83% to ₹226.45 crore, highlighting the gap between top-line momentum and bottom-line pressure. Against that backdrop, 25 analysts surveyed by GuruFocus have an average 12-month target of ₹8,491.64, implying 21.57% upside from the recent price of ₹6,985.00. GuruFocus’s own fair-value estimate is higher still at ₹10,994.16, which would imply 57.40% upside, while the consensus broker rating from 26 firms is 2.30 on a scale where 1 means strong buy and 5 means sell.
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