What’s new

• Annual revenue climbed 11% to ₹1.26 lakh crore.
• Q4 EBITDA rose 42% as profit margins widened across most units.
• The order book reached a record $96 billion.

Why it matters

The company is scaling its top line while cleaning up its balance sheet. Reaching profitability in consumer electronics proves the diversification strategy is finally yielding cash.

What we’re watching

• Progress on Vision 2030 targets.
• Integration of the acquisition pipeline.
• Sustainability of profit margins in the aerospace business.

The full read

Samvardhana Motherson International closed FY26 with its highest-ever annual revenue of ₹1.26 lakh crore, an 11% increase. Normalized profit after tax rose 17% to ₹4,258 crore.

The fourth quarter provided the momentum. Revenue grew 17% to ₹34,309 crore and EBITDA jumped 42% as profit margins widened across most business units. The company’s order book is now at a record $96 billion.

Beyond the headline figures, the consumer electronics business turned profitable this year. Management also confirmed that the net debt-to-EBITDA ratio has fallen to 0.8x. This is the lowest level in the company's history. While this transcript offers deeper insight into the Vision 2030 strategy and the current acquisition pipeline, it contains no material surprises for the market. The company is balancing aggressive top-line growth with a leaner balance sheet. It is working.

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What’s new

• Record annual revenue of ₹1.25 lakh cr, up 11% YoY
• Normalized PAT grows 17%
• Consumer electronics business turns EBITDA profitable

Why it matters

Consumer electronics profitability is a significant de-risking milestone for an auto-centric supplier. The USD 86 billion order book gives Motherson multi-year revenue visibility, supporting its Vision 2030 diversification into aerospace and electronics.

What we’re watching

• Order book conversion rate over the next 12-18 months
• Aerospace expansion progress and revenue contribution
• Any update on Vision 2030 margin targets

The full read

Samvardhana Motherson delivered a record year, with revenue crossing ₹1.25 lakh crore for the first time—up 11%—and normalized PAT rising 17%. The standout was the consumer electronics business, which achieved EBITDA profitability, marking a strategic shift beyond auto components. The company's order book stands at USD 86 billion, providing long-term revenue visibility as it pursues Vision 2030 targets. The call, though post-event with limited surprise, reinforced that Motherson's diversification into aerospace and electronics is gaining traction.

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