Endurance Technologies reported a stellar financial performance for Q4 FY26, with consolidated total income rising by 37.3% to ₹4,116 crore. The company saw robust EBITDA growth of 30.8%, reaching ₹598 crore. Despite a challenging global environment, the firm successfully navigated rising energy costs and supply chain volatility while sustaining strong growth across its automotive and proprietary product segments, supported by new business wins and strategic operational expansions in India and Europe.
Record Financial Performance
Endurance Technologies delivered a powerful finish to the financial year 2026. For the full year FY26, the company achieved a consolidated total income of ₹14,720 crore, representing a 26.1% increase over the previous year. Consolidated EBITDA for the year grew by 25.3% to ₹2,090 crore, with a steady margin of 14.2%. The consolidated profit after tax (PAT) rose to ₹952 crore.
Strategic Growth in India
The company continues to capitalize on its ‘China plus One’ strategy, with significant investments in domestic manufacturing. Key initiatives include the expansion of ABS capacity by 12 lakh units to meet evolving safety requirements, and the successful ramp-up of the AURIC Shendra and Bidkin plants. These facilities are instrumental in securing business from major EV and 4W players, with cumulative India business wins for electric vehicles reaching ₹1,185 crore, excluding recent orders from Bajaj Auto.
European Operations Success
The European business segment demonstrated exceptional resilience, recording its best quarter in history during Q4 FY26. Turnover in Europe grew by 33.6% to €106.9 million for the quarter. For the full year, European operations closed with a turnover of €391.7 million and an EBITDA margin of 18.5%. This performance was driven by increased production volumes and efficient cost management, despite continued geopolitical challenges affecting energy prices.
Focus on Innovation and Technology
Endurance is aggressively pursuing technological leadership through its in-house R&D and subsidiary Maxwell. The battery management system (BMS) and battery pack segments have gained significant traction, with a ₹300 crore annual business order for battery packs. The company is also moving toward automation to enhance quality and operating efficiency, with capital expenditure for FY27 expected to remain consistent with FY26 levels of approximately ₹800 crore.
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