SAMIL’s Ǫ2FY26 results highlight strong operational excellence and financial discipline

Mumbai  : Samvardhana Motherson International Limited (SAMIL) today announced its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2025-26, which ended on 30th September 2025.

Commenting on the results, Mr. Vivek Chaand Sehgal, Chairman, Motherson, said,

“Our performance demonstrates the resilience and adaptability of our global business teams, whose collaborative spirit has been essential in navigating a dynamic business environment. Leveraging our strong design, engineering, manufacturing and assembly expertise, we are well-equipped to fulfil our customers’ needs and deliver sustainable growth. The transformative measures we have implemented are expected to maintain momentum and accelerate further in H2FY26. The robustness of our booked business highlights the trust our customers place in us. The performance of our non-automotive businesses, such as Aerospace and Consumer Electronics, is highly encouraging, and we are excited about their immediate future potential. Our strategic focus on prudent financial management enables us to maintain a strong balance sheet while investing in opportunities that drive our progress.”

Key Highlights

• Outpacing Industry growth supported by content and MCA growth.
• Transformative measures leading to improved performance, especially in Modules and Polymer Product business division, To accelerate in H2 FY 26.
• USD 87.2 Bn Booked Business, To be executed over the next 5-6 years.
• Stable Net Leverage Ratio at 1.1x.
• 02 new Greenfields operationalised, 10 Greenfields under various stages of completion, the majority of which will start contributing from FY27 onwards.
• 03 new acquisitions announced.
  • Yutaka Giken, Japan: Further strengthens partnership with Honda Motors. Portfolio includes motor rotors, stator assemblies, drive and brake systems, and thermal management solutions with a footprint of 13 manufacturing facilities across 9 countries.
  • Rubbertec, Australia: Acquisition of business assets and contracts in Australia thereby strengthening Elastomer product capabilities and vertical integration.
  • Rider Dome, Singapore: Entry into ARAS (Advance Rider Assistance Systems) technology, strengthening presence in 2W segment