SKF India Industrial expects revenue to scale to about ₹4,500 crore in five years, with margins improving post-2028 as a Pune plant-led capex cycle is completed and efficiency rises
While revenue growth remained resilient, weaker margins, demerger-linked costs and stretched valuations have clouded the near-term view for SKF India, analysts said.
Auto components major SKF India group, which has undergone demerger of its automotive and industrial businesses, plans to invest up to Rs 1,460 crore by 2030 across the two verticals, including capacity expansion and setting up of a new plant. The company expects the demerged industrial entity, SKF India (Industrial) Ltd , to be listed by November this year, subject to necessary approvals. The demerger of the industrial business has been completed effective October 1, 2025, with the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai bench sanctioning the scheme, SKF India Ltd said in a regulatory filing. Under the demerger scheme, each shareholder of SKF India Ltd will receive one fully paid equity share of SKF India (Industrial) Ltd for every share held in SKF India Ltd, which will continue as the automotive entity, thereby preserving ownership while offering direct exposure to two complementary growth stories, the company said in a statement. SKF India (Industrial) Ltd will pursue grow
Bearings maker SKF India plans to invest up to Rs 1,460 crore by 2030 to enhance its manufacturing capabilities across key facilities in both industrial and automotive segments, according to an investor presentation by the company. The company has lined up capital expenditure of about Rs 1,210 crore to Rs 1,460 crore by 2030, to increase manufacturing capacities at its facilities in Haridwar, Pune, and Bangalore. Under the plan, SKF India is looking to invest a total of Rs 800 crore to Rs 950 crore towards its industrial business over the next five years, on channel expansion to meet the growing demand in India and construction of a new plant in Pune by 2028, as per the presentation. The investment on channel expansion will be around Rs 350 crore to Rs 450 crore between 2025 to 2030, while on the new plant it will be around Rs 450 crore to Rs 500 crore. For its automotive business, SKF India said it has lined up Rs 410 crore to Rs 510 crore by 2030, which will include capacity ...
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Auto parts maker SKF India on Wednesday reported a 42.5 per cent year-on-year decline in standalone Profit After Tax (PAT) at Rs 90.22 crore in the September quarter. The company had posted a standalone PAT of Rs 155.95 crore in the second quarter of the previous fiscal. The revenue from operations of the company for the latest quarter grew 4 per cent to Rs 1,125.2 crore. In the year-ago period, it stood at Rs 1,078.3 crore, the company said in a statement. "As the external environment remained mixed this quarter, we have delivered moderate revenue growth, achieving a 4 per cent increase in revenue with a 41 per cent decrease in PBT (Profit Before Tax), year-over-year," Manish Bhatnagar, Managing Director at SKF India, said. The increase in import costs adversely impacted the margins in this quarter, he said but the normalised supply chain continues to help improve SKF India's overall operational efficiency. "Looking ahead, we will continue to maintain our focus on operational ...
Bearings maker SKF India on Wednesday said it has recorded a 20 per cent growth in its standalone Profit After Tax (PAT) at Rs 154.53 crore in three months ended June 2023. The company had reported a standalone PAT of Rs 129.18 crore in Q1FY23, SKF India said in a statement. Revenue from operations during the quarter was at Rs 1,149.6 crore as compared to Rs 1,054.7 crore in the same period a year ago, it said. "We reported yet another quarter of impressive growth, achieving a 9 per cent increase in revenue and an 18 per cent increase in PBT year-over-year. Our focus on portfolio management and higher price realisation helped us offset inflationary pressures," Manish Bhatnagar, Managing Director of SKF India Ltd, said. Given the company's focus on strong cash flow momentum and driving operational efficiency, "we remain well prepared for further profitable growth in the upcoming quarters", he said. "Looking ahead, we are confident that the continued execution of our intelligent and
Auto parts maker SKF India on Wednesday reported a 12 per cent increase in consolidated Profit After Tax (PAT) at Rs 122.93 crore in the March 2023 quarter. The Pune-based company had posted a profit of Rs 109.48 crore in Q4 of FY22, as per a statement. The revenue from operations in the fourth quarter of FY23 grew 5 per cent to Rs 1,094.70 crore from Rs 1,039 crore in the year-ago period, SKF India said. "We were successful in delivering higher price increases in the last quarter, helping us offset inflationary pressure. Stable manufacturing costs and a normalising supply chain, combined with our strong portfolio management capabilities, along with a disciplined cost approach have helped us improve profitability and cash flow," said Manish Bhatnagar, Managing Director at SKF India. He also noted that despite a challenging operating environment, demand remains strong for the company's products across businesses. "With supply chain pressures gradually improving, we will further ...
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However, the CCI added it had decided not to impose a penalty, saying the "ends of justice would be met if the parties cease such cartel behaviour and desist from indulging in it".
Trading at 30x its FY21 earnings, there is limited upside
The management said it continues to see muted demand in the industrial segments, and de-growth across automotive segments
The stock up 3.5% to Rs 1,408 after the company said its board will meet on Feb 13 to consider a share buyback proposal.
The stock rallied 10% to Rs 1,550, also its record high on BSE in intra-day on Wednesday in otherwise weak market.