SJS Enterprises Expands Cover Glass and Display Business

New Subsidiary Supports Display and Cover Glass Expansion

SJS Enterprises cover glass and display business is set for a new organizational structure after the company’s Board of Directors approved the creation of a wholly owned subsidiary. The structure is intended to support the company’s cover glass and display activities while retaining flexibility for potential joint venture partnerships in the future. Under a technical license agreement with BOE Technology, SJS Enterprises is localizing four-wheeler display assembly and cover glass production. The company has scheduled the start of localized commercial supplies for Q2 FY2028, with the financial year ending in September. The move represents a planned expansion of localized display-related manufacturing capabilities for automotive applications.

New Automotive OEM Orders Strengthen Customer Base

The company has also secured new purchase orders from a broad group of automotive and mobility customers, strengthening the commercial base for its business. The announced orders include Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Motors, TVS, Autoliv, Royal Enfield, Škoda, John Deere, and Hero MotoCorp. These customer wins span passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, commercial applications, agricultural equipment, and automotive safety-related business, giving SJS Enterprises exposure across several vehicle and component segments. Together with the planned localization program, the orders indicate continued customer engagement while the company develops its cover glass and display manufacturing operations and prepares for localized commercial supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SJS Enterprises planning for its cover glass and display business?
The company is establishing a wholly owned subsidiary to support its cover glass and display business while retaining flexibility for potential joint venture partnerships. Under its technical license agreement with BOE Technology, SJS Enterprises is localizing four-wheeler display assembly and cover glass production. Localized commercial supplies are scheduled to begin in Q2 FY2028, with the relevant financial year ending in September. The company has also received purchase orders from multiple automotive OEMs and related customers, including Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Motors, TVS, Autoliv, Royal Enfield, Škoda, John Deere, and Hero MotoCorp.