Schaeffler India Limited concluded CY 2025 with resilient financial performance, reporting revenue of ₹93,953 million. The company achieved a 19.6% EBITDA margin and maintained double-digit growth momentum across its business divisions. With strategic focus on e-mobility, localization, and ESG excellence, Schaeffler continues to solidify its position as a leading motion technology provider, supported by strong R&D capabilities and a robust manufacturing footprint including its new Shoolagiri facility.
Financial Highlights and Operational Growth
Schaeffler India demonstrated strong financial discipline in CY 2025, with revenue rising to ₹93,953 million compared to ₹80,763 million in the previous year. Profitability remained robust, with EBITDA margins improving to 19.6%. Reflecting this success, the company declared a dividend of ₹35 per share, representing a 46% payout ratio, while maintaining a strong ROCE of 26.0%.
Diverse Business Portfolio Success
The company’s growth was driven by its four core business divisions:
- Automotive Technologies: Achieved ₹31,372 million in revenue, marking a 24.6% year-on-year increase.
- Bearings & Industrial Solutions: Remained the largest segment at 39% of the total business, generating ₹36,855 million.
- Vehicle Lifetime Solutions: Recorded ₹11,398 million, a 12.2% growth.
- Intercompany Exports & Others: Saw significant momentum with a 32.7% increase, totaling ₹14,328 million.
Strategic Expansion and E-Mobility
Schaeffler India is aggressively pursuing future-ready technologies, particularly in the e-mobility sector. The company has successfully launched e-axle localization and continues to advance its e-propulsion systems tailored for the Indian market. Expansion efforts are further bolstered by the 5th manufacturing facility at Shoolagiri, which spans a total land plot of 108,000 sqm, providing the capacity to support both conventional and electrified powertrain demands.
Commitment to ESG and Corporate Governance
Sustainability is at the core of Schaeffler’s operations. The company achieved 100% renewable energy consumption and successfully diverted 37,241 tCO2e of emissions. Social impact remains a priority, with ₹247.2 million in CSR spending impacting 129,149 lives through the H.O.P.E. initiative. Governance remains a pillar of strength, with 38% independent board members and a focus on transparency, helping the company earn a top 10% score in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment.
Source: BSE
