PRO FX revenue jumps 37% to Rs 177 crore in FY26, profit rises 24% on premium AV demand

Audio-visual solutions company PRO FX Tech reported a 37% rise in revenue to Rs 177 crore for the 2025-26 financial year, while net profit increased 24% to Rs 15 crore, aided by rising demand for premium audio products and stronger execution across its retail and business segments.

The company, in a statement, said its performance came despite macroeconomic uncertainty and currency-related pressures, which it managed through cost controls, operational discipline and a greater focus on higher-value customer segments. Demand remained steady across its core business lines as consumers increasingly shifted towards premium and experience-led purchases.

PRO FX, whose clients include Adani Group, Reliance Group and Tata Group, said growth was supported by its dealer partner network, which continues to be its largest business vertical. The company also strengthened its position through broader offerings across residential, commercial and institutional projects and expanded its premium brand portfolio.


The company said it mitigated macroeconomic and currency risks through diversified sourcing, stronger inventory buffers, selective price increases and tighter channel discipline.

"FY26 was a year of consolidation of brands, partnerships and capabilities, which significantly strengthened our foundation across both retail and B2B segments and positioned the company for its next phase of scalable growth," said PRO FX Tech managing director Manmohan Ganesh. The company, he added, maintained a focus on operating efficiencies, disciplined execution and tighter cost controls, which helped drive profit growth despite a difficult macro environment.

Ganesh saud demand across residential, corporate and institutional customer segments remained resilient, supported by strong momentum in premium audio products, home automation and integrated audio-visual solutions.

The company's distribution business grew 30.6% year-on-year during FY26, while direct sales across retail and corporate segments rose 50.3%, reflecting the strength of its diversified business model, he said.

The company expects India's premium audio-visual market to continue benefiting from rising affluence, lifestyle-driven spending and increasing demand for immersive home entertainment and smart living solutions, with growth extending beyond metropolitan cities into Tier-2 markets.