Auto Ancillary

The revenue of listed auto ancillary companies grew at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11 per cent during FY16-26, according to a report by Equirus Securities. Sectoral revenues during the period rose nearly three-fold to about Rs 5 lakh crore during the period, according to the report. It noted that exports have more than tripled over the past decade and have emerged as an important contributor to industry growth alongside rising vehicle content and premiumisation trends. The sector entered FY27 with its strongest balance sheet position in a decade, it said, adding net debt-to-EBITDA improved to 0.18 times in FY26 from 0.49 times in FY22, aided by stronger cash flows, lower leverage and better working capital management. The report, titled "Ten Years of Growth, Three Lessons and Where to Look Next", which was released recently, analyses the performance of 52 listed auto ancillary companies and outlines key themes expected to shape the sector's growth trajectory over ...

Sandhar has a well-spread portfolio across die casting, sheet metal, vision systems and locking systems provides structurally diversified growth and revenue resilience, says ICICI Securities.

Uno Minda shares fell nearly 6 per cent after the company withheld FY27 growth guidance amid geopolitical uncertainty. Emkay downgraded the stock, citing slower growth and margin pressure

The board of directors of Bosch are scheduled to meet on April 8, 2026 to consider couple of matters, including a proposal for issuance of equity shares of the company by way of preferential issue.

Auto ancillary stocks have surged in FY26 on the back of strong November 2025 auto sales and a GST rate cut. Analysts see medium-term upside but advise selective investing as valuations turn rich

Uno Minda stock gained 4% in Tuesday's intra-day trade. With largely an EV-agnostic portfolio & proven execution on JVs, Uno Minda is well placed to benefit from India's electrification drive.

In the past one month, RACL Geartech stock price has zoomed 45 per cent, as compared to 1.4 per cent rise in the BSE Sensex; here's why ICICI Securities is bullish on the stock...

On Tuesday, September 23, 2025, HDFC Mutual Fund bought 127,940 equity shares of Wheels India at a price of ₹809 per share through bulk deal.

Banco Products zoomed 11% in Thursday's intra-day trade, while the company clarified that the significant increase in the trading volume may be purely market driven.

According to analysts at Investec, Belrise is well placed for growth as it expands it OEM ties, rolls out new products and improves ASP via premiumisation

With India's heightened focus on infrastructure development, Bosch Limited is well-placed to capitalize on the substantial growth opportunities

In the past two trading days, the Gabriel stock price has zoomed 44 per cent after the Board of Directors of the auto ancillary company approved a Composite Scheme of Arrangement.

Indian government has approved a new mandate requiring all new two-wheelers-scooters, motorcycles, and bikes-to be equipped with ABS, regardless of engine capacity, starting January 1, 2026.

Gabriel board has approved a composite scheme of arrangement which will accelerate profitable growth with better margins, creating substantial shareholder value through EPS accretion and higher RoE.

The investment will support the development of tyres tailored to Indian market requirements, focusing on performance and quality standards

Thus far in the month of May, Gabriel India has outperformed the market by surging 27 per cent, as compared to 1.8 per cent gain in BSE Sensex.

Auto ancillary stocks rallied up to 20 per cent on May 19, 2025, with Banco Products, PPAP Automotive, and ZF Steering leading gains amid strong earnings and positive market sentiment.

Minda Corp share: Minda Corp share price has surged 9.1 per cent in two days as against a 1.1 per cent rise in the benchmark BSE Sensex index.

Domestic and foreign firms have announced a whopping Rs 3.4 lakh crore investment in India's electrical vehicles (EVs) and ancillary industries over the next six years, Colliers India on Wednesday said while expressing concern over "tardy progress" towards achieving the goal of 30 per cent electric mobility by 2030 Real estate consultant Colliers India on Wednesday released a report 'EVs in India: Renewed Vigour in Electric Mobility', highlighting that an overall EV penetration rate in India stood at 8 per cent. It estimated sales of around 2 million (20 lakh) EVs in 2024. "Although the pace of EV adoption in the country has been commendable, it has not been as brisk as anticipated," the consultant pointed out. The report mentioned that individual companies across the EV landscape have announced plans to invest USD 40 billion (Rs 3,40,000 crore) in a phased manner till 2030. Out of this, USD 27 billion is planned for lithium-ion battery manufacturing and USD 9 billion for OE (Origin

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