According to reports from Business Standard, Eureka Forbes Ltd has set ambitious targets to double its revenue to ₹5,400-5,600 crore and triple Ebitda to ₹800-850 crore by FY30, compared to base levels of FY25. The company's Managing Director & CEO Pratik Pota announced these aspirations, emphasizing that the growth trajectory will build progressively with meaningful acceleration from FY27 onwards. The company delivered revenue of ₹2,710 crore in FY26, recording the second consecutive year of double-digit topline growth.
As reported by Business Standard, Eureka Forbes is banking on innovation, deeper market penetration and stronger omnichannel capabilities to accelerate growth from FY27 onwards. The company has reported Ebitda margin expansion for three consecutive years, reflecting the effectiveness of its transformation initiatives. The company sees significant growth potential with household adoption ranging from less than 1% in water softeners to just 7% in water purifiers, indicating substantial underpenetration in key categories.
According to Business Standard, the categories served by Eureka Forbes represent an estimated market size of over ₹26,300 crore by FY30, growing at a healthy 15% CAGR (FY23-30). The company's revenue composition in FY26 showed 42.8% from Electric Water Purifiers, 15.5% from Vacuum Cleaners, 31.4% from Service, and 10.3% from others. Pota highlighted that consumer awareness of health and hygiene continues to rise, positioning the company to drive category growth while strengthening market leadership.
As reported by Business Standard, Eureka Forbes is focused on two key priorities for FY27: stepping up growth through sustained investments and sharper execution, and driving efficiency by aggressively reducing wastage and improving productivity. The company is sharply focused on accelerating revenue growth while at least maintaining margins, continuing investments behind brands, innovation pipeline, service capabilities and distribution reach while remaining disciplined on costs. The company is primarily owned by US private equity firm Advent International, which acquired a controlling stake from the Shapoorji Pallonji Group in 2022.
