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Divgi TorqTransfer Systems delivered its highest-ever quarterly total income of ₹96.3 crore in Q3 FY26, up 68% YoY, driven by strong volume recovery in transfer cases and a 117% YoY surge in component exports.
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Divgi TorqTransfer Systems delivered its highest-ever quarterly total income of ₹96.3 crore in Q3 FY26, up 68% YoY, driven by strong volume recovery in transfer cases and a 117% YoY surge in component exports. EBITDA margin remained healthy at 24.3%, while PAT jumped 125% YoY to ₹11.8 crore. Key growth drivers include exclusive transfer case orders for 70,000 units from Mahindra and Tata for the Indonesian market, a breakthrough prototype for a leading Japanese OEM, and expanding component exports to global tier-1s like BorgWarner and Magna. Management reaffirmed its 12-15% CAGR aspiration and is evaluating a US manufacturing footprint. Risk: EV transmission ramp-up remains slow, with capacity utilization at only 25-30%, and the Indonesian orders are short-term contracts with no guaranteed renewal.
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Transfer case quarterly volume
13,500-15,000 units
+58% YoY (9M FY26 segment growth)
Transfer case volumes are approaching FY23 levels, driven by domestic and export demand.
Component export quarterly run rate
₹19 crore
+120% YoY (9M FY26 segment growth)
Exports, negligible in FY23, now contribute ~17% of total income, targeting 20-25% medium-term.
Transfer case capacity per month
9,000 units
~50% utilization currently
Current capacity of 9,000 units/month supports ramp-up for Indonesian orders and future growth.
EV transmission capacity utilization
25-30%
Expected to improve to 40-60% in 3 months
New 120 kW transmission (Project Sigma) expected to add 3,000 units, boosting utilization.
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Management believes it is realistic to achieve the long-term growth aspiration of 12-15% CAGR, supported by current pipeline and order book.
The 70,000-unit orders from Mahindra and Tata are short-term contracts concluding by FY27, with no guaranteed renewal, posing volume sustainability...
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