Sedemac grows revenue 61% as new starter-generator wins hit the road
The auto-components firm just posted ₹1,058 crore in FY26 revenue, with management doubling down on a three-fold capacity expansion.
What's new
- Revenue climbed 61% to ₹1,058 crore with EBITDA margins crossing 20%.
- Sensorless ISG technology will launch across three models from three distinct major OEMs this year.
- Management is commissioning a new facility (MF3) that triples current manufacturing capacity.
Why this matters
Sedemac is successfully converting its specialized R&D into actual OEM adoption. Moving from a single facility to one three times its size is a high-stakes bet that the current order momentum in ISG and e2W MCU components will persist.
What we're watching
- Execution risk on the massive MF3 facility ramp-up.
- Competitive response from legacy component suppliers to Sedemac's sensorless tech.
- Margin stability as the company scales from ₹1,000 crore in revenue.
The full read
In its first earnings call as a listed entity, Sedemac Mechatronics reported FY26 revenue of ₹1,058 crore, a 61% jump that confirms rapid adoption of its electronic components. Margins are proving resilient, with EBITDA exceeding 20% and net profit clearing the ₹100 crore mark. The growth engine is clear: Sedemac is successfully embedding its sensorless integrated starter generator technology into three major motorcycle models across three different top-tier OEMs this year. To keep up with that pace, management is launching a massive capacity expansion—the new MF3 plant is three times the size of their current footprint. They are also building a pipeline in e2W MCUs and power tools to diversify. The company is clearly moving out of a boutique phase and into a high-volume manufacturing cycle. The next few quarters will test whether that scale comes at the cost of margins or market share.