Aimtron Electronics’ revenue up 85%, orders hit new peak

Aimtron Electronics Ltd posted a remarkable 85 per cent year-on-year revenue growth to Rs 43.30 crore in Q1FY26, while its order book surged 222 per cent to Rs 419.50 crore. With demand spanning sectors from network security to green energy, the company is strengthening its capabilities and capacity to meet fast-rising global and domestic needs.

SOURCE: Manufacturing Today

Strong financial growth and demand

Founded in 2011, Aimtron Electronics offers end-to-end Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) solutions, from PCB design to full systems production. In Q1FY26, 80 per cent of new orders came from domestic clients and 20 per cent from the USA, with 63 per cent in Box-Build, 35 per cent in PCBA, and 2 per cent in design.

Key growth drivers included Original Design Manufacturing (ODM) and box-build projects in sectors such as industrial, IoT, and AI.

Strategic and operational progress

The company successfully completed Stage I of the AS9100 audit, with Stage II scheduled for August 2025, a step vital for winning high-value aerospace and defence contracts. A new SMT line equipped with AI-powered inspection technology is being installed to enhance production efficiency.

Expansion and fundraising

A greenfield expansion near the Vadodara plant will boost capacity, supported by Gujarat’s favourable industrial ecosystem. Certified facilities in Vadodara and Bengaluru already operate five SMT lines and five box-build lines under global quality standards like ISO 13485, ISO 14001, ISO 9001, and IATF 16949.

Aimtron Electronics also secured strong investor interest for its Rs 98.50 crore preferential fund raise via warrants, with participation from 69 investors, including promoters and employees.

Chairman Mukesh Jeram Vasani said: “Our strong growth trajectory underscores Aimtron’s strategic vision, operational strength, and dedication to meeting complex global needs with agility and unparalleled precision aimed towards achieving our targeted growth for FY26 and beyond.”

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