Affordable Robotic and Automation Limited, India’s first listed robotics company, has announced a year-on-year growth of more than 16 per cent in its order book, which has now crossed Rs 1.4 billion as of 25 November 2025, up from Rs 1.2 billion in November 2024. This growth reflects sustained demand and deepening client relationships, with 80 per cent of current orders coming from repeat customers such as Bajaj, Mahindra & Mahindra Group and other Tier-1 automobile OEMs, along with real estate clients including Rustomjee, Sankrit and Avni. These orders are scheduled for delivery before March 2026.

In the first half of FY26, ARAPL executed orders worth Rs 0.426 billion, reinforcing its operational scalability and execution capabilities.

Commenting on the achievement, Milind Padolee, Chairman, ARAPL, said, “Crossing the Rs 140-crore mark is a defining milestone for ARAPL. It reflects both the growing maturity of our business and the accelerating demand for automation. With India advancing toward smart manufacturing and urban mobility solutions and with the US opening a new pathway for scale, ARAPL is well-positioned to deliver on its long-term growth ambitions.”

ARAPL’s strategic foray into the US via its brand HUMRO, launched last year, continues to bolster its international order book. Recent orders from the US highlight the growing acceptance of Indian automation solutions in mature markets amid global supply chain diversification.

ARAPL’s Humro robotics division has begun securing orders as its US-based proof-of-concept deployments near completion. The division has already booked orders for 8 robots under the Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, valued at Rs 73 million, with an estimated IRR of around 65 per cent. Rising inquiries, especially from US technology integrators, are enhancing order visibility for the coming quarters.

Supported by a healthy order backlog and a strong execution track record, ARAPL expects to continue its growth trajectory with improved margins compared to previous years. A robust order pipeline also sets the stage for a solid start to the next fiscal and sustained project flow beyond FY26.