Samvardhana Motherson FY26 Revenue Crosses Rs 1.26 Lakh Crore Amid Strong Global Expansion

Samvardhana Motherson International Limited reported a strong financial performance for the fourth quarter of FY26, registering consolidated revenue of Rs 34,309 crore, reflecting a 17% year-on-year increase. The automotive components manufacturer also crossed a major milestone during FY26 as its annual consolidated revenue exceeded Rs 1.26 lakh crore for the first time. The company attributed the growth to its diversified operations across multiple business segments and global markets despite ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties affecting the automotive industry worldwide.

For the January-March quarter, the company posted EBITDA of Rs 3,805 crore along with normalized profit after tax of Rs 1,674 crore. On a full-year basis, FY26 consolidated revenue reached Rs 1,26,104 crore, while EBITDA stood at Rs 12,033 crore and normalized PAT came in at Rs 4,258 crore. The company also improved its leverage ratio to 0.8x by the end of FY26 compared with 0.9x in the previous fiscal year, marking the lowest leverage level achieved in its history.

Samvardhana Motherson FY26 Financial Performance Overview

The company stated that its operational diversification strategy continued to support business growth across automotive and non-automotive sectors. Chairman Vivek Chaand Sehgal highlighted that the organization achieved its highest-ever annual revenue despite a challenging global business environment. The company maintained steady growth through its broad geographic presence and expansion into emerging business categories that are becoming increasingly important for long-term sustainability.

Emerging business segments delivered particularly strong momentum during FY26. According to the company, its consumer electronics business expanded 7.5 times compared with the previous year, while the aerospace division recorded growth of around 40%. SAMIL also stated that its total booked business reached USD 96 billion, supported by contributions from conventional automotive programs, EV-related automotive projects and non-automotive operations.

FY26 Financial and Expansion Highlights

The company continued to expand its manufacturing footprint globally through multiple greenfield projects. SAMIL confirmed that 16 greenfield facilities are currently under different stages of development, with 13 facilities expected to begin operations during FY27. In addition, the company announced four new greenfield projects, including two automotive manufacturing facilities focused on wiring harness production in Morocco and Poland.

The expansion plan also includes two non-automotive facilities located in India and Hungary dedicated to logistics solutions. The company said these investments are aligned with its long-term strategy of broadening capabilities across industries while strengthening global supply chain support for customers. Capital expenditure during FY26 reached Rs 5,911 crore, and the company expects FY27 capex to remain around Rs 6,000 crore with a variation range of plus or minus 10%.

Nearly half of the planned FY27 capital expenditure is expected to be allocated toward growth-focused projects as the company continues expanding capacity and supporting future demand. The board of directors also approved a final dividend of Rs 0.25 per share for FY26, subject to shareholder approval at the upcoming annual general meeting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was Samvardhana Motherson’s total revenue in FY26?
Samvardhana Motherson reported total consolidated revenue of Rs 1,26,104 crore during FY26, marking the first time the company crossed the Rs 1.26 lakh crore milestone. The company achieved this growth through expansion across automotive, EV-related and non-automotive businesses. Diversification across global markets and new business segments including aerospace and consumer electronics also contributed significantly to the company’s annual performance during the fiscal year.

What new expansion projects has SAMIL announced?
SAMIL announced four new greenfield projects as part of its global expansion strategy for future growth. The projects include two automotive plants in Morocco and Poland focused on wiring harness manufacturing and two non-automotive logistics facilities in India and Hungary. The company also confirmed that 16 greenfield facilities are under development, with 13 expected to become operational during FY27 as part of its broader capacity expansion initiatives.