Rishi Laser Limited, a company that engages in end-to-end metal fabrication, announced that its new manufacturing plant in Bengaluru is expected to become operational soon. The facility is aimed at enhancing the company’s capacity to serve the construction equipment and infrastructure sectors, and is part of its broader strategy to expand production capabilities and product offerings.
The company reported a 9.54% increase in total income to INR 381.6 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2025. EBITDA rose 21.59% to INR 38.7 million, while profit before tax increased by 4.11% to INR 22.6 million. Profit after tax declined by 8.48% to INR 32 million. Earnings per share stood at INR 3.48 compared to INR 3.80 in the same quarter of the previous year.
“FY25 has been a pivotal year for Rishi Laser as we continue to strengthen our position in the precision engineering and fabrication space. The Bangalore plant marks a significant milestone is set to be operational soon, enhancing our capacity to serve the construction equipment and infrastructure segments,” said Harshad Patel, Managing Director of Rishi Laser Limited.
Patel also added that the company’s long-term growth strategy includes expanding high-value product segments, deepening OEM partnerships, and increasing automation across manufacturing. He highlighted initiatives such as entry into tube processing, adoption of robotic welding, and production of cut steel parts for retail and industrial applications as growth drivers.
Rishi Laser Limited, incorporated in 1992, offers end-to-end metal fabrication services including design, cutting, welding, coating, and assembly. It operates six manufacturing facilities across India and supplies OEMs in construction, energy, transportation, and heavy engineering sectors.