Auto Components

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 ...

Operating margins of auto component makers are expected to decline by up to 150 basis points this fiscal year as higher raw material and freight costs weigh on profitability, according to Crisil

Tyre and auto-component makers raise prices as raw material and energy inflation erodes margins

In Chennai's auto nerve centre, Ambattur, prolonged conflict ripples through supply chains, delaying deliveries, raising costs, testing small manufacturers' resilience

Leadership reshuffle sees Venu Srinivasan return as chairman and MD after R Gopalan steps down, with recent CEO transition also reshaping the company's top management

Segment has outperformed the Nifty Auto index so far this year

Samvardhana Motherson's share price was trading 4.2 per cent higher at ₹134.85 compared to the previous session's close of ₹129.43 on the NSE

India's engineering exports to the US are set to regain momentum after reciprocal tariffs were cut to 18%, with auto component makers expected to benefit the most

Investments are increasingly driven by electric vehicles, safety systems and higher electronics content per vehicle, even as export-focused firms remain cautious amid global trade uncertainty

SBI Securities expects Pricol's revenue, Ebitda, and PAT to grow at 31 per cent, 33 per cent, and 36 per cent CAGR, respectively, over FY25-27

Minda Corporation's FY30 revenue target of ₹17,500 cr implies a 28 per cent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over FY25-30E, while Ebitda is projected at ₹2,100 cr, reflecting a 30 per cent CAGR.

Hero Motors aims to raise ₹1,200 crore through its maiden public issue, comprising a fresh issue of ₹800 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of ₹400 crore

Precision Camshafts rallied 14% to ₹250.85 in Tuesday's intra-day trade, with a combined 26.6 million shares representing 28% of total equity of the company have changed hands till 11:33 AM.

Since the start of CY2025, policymakers have announced a slew of measures, including income tax cuts, repo rate cuts along with CRR cuts, and GST reforms to revive consumer demand

SAMIL's consolidated net profit fell 48.5 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) to ₹512 crore against ₹994 crore in the year-ago period, dragged by softer margins and higher costs.

Auto parts firm sees record revenue and EBITDA; export challenges persist amid geopolitical headwinds

The northward move in Belrise Industries shares came after foreign brokerage Jefferies initiated coverage with a 'Buy' rating, and set a target price of ₹135, implying a potential upside of 31per cent

Facing potential production losses due to a shortage of rare earth magnets, the auto component industry body ACMA on Tuesday sought a national strategy on critical materials to secure electric vehicle production in the country. Terming the rare earth shortages as a major concern, Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) President Shradha Suri Marwah said that the industry is agile and has started to work on alternative solutions. "The limited availability of rare earth magnets remains a concern, underscoring the need for a national strategy on critical materials to secure the future of EV and mobility manufacturing in India," she stated. Despite various geopolitical issues and supply chain challenges, the auto components industry reported a turnover of USD 80.2 billion for FY2025, a growth of around 10 per cent as compared with FY2024, Marwah stated. The industry grew at a CAGR of 14 per cent from FY20 to FY25, nearly doubling in size over a period of past fiv

A study by Vector Consulting finds poor coordination, shared resources, and legacy systems are delaying electric vehicle launches and straining supplier networks across India

With global trade uncertainties rising, Indian auto component manufacturers are focusing on localisation, diversification, and policy support to shield operations and tap fresh export opportunities