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ENDURANCE Diversified 06 Nov 2025

Endurance Technologies Limited — Q2 FY26

Endurance Technologies reported a strong Q2 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹3,603.8 crore (+22.6% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹497.8 crore (+21.9% YoY), though margins contracted slightly to 13.8% due to raw material cost pressures and strategic investments.

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Revenue ₹3,604 Cr +22.6%
EBITDA ₹498 Cr +21.9%
PAT ₹227 Cr +12%
EBITDA Margin 13.8% -10bps
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Endurance Technologies reported a strong Q2 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹3,603.8 crore (+22.6% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹497.8 crore (+21.9% YoY), though margins contracted slightly to 13.8% due to raw material cost pressures and strategic investments. Standalone revenue grew 16.2% YoY to ₹2,692.2 crore, but EBITDA margin fell 116bps to 12.5% on aluminum cost pass-through, R&D spending, and consulting projects. The company won ₹999 crore in new orders in H1, including a ₹300 crore battery pack deal, and expects ₹3,500 crore of past orders to peak by FY28. ABS capacity expansion to 2.4 million units is underway, with first line operational by Q1 FY27. The new Aurangabad alloy wheel plant has started supplies, targeting ₹600 crore annualized sales by Q2 FY27. Europe business grew 32.5% in euro terms, driven by Stepha consolidation. Key risk: margin recovery may be delayed if aluminum prices remain elevated or if ABS regulation timelines slip.

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Quarter Snapshot

New orders won in H1 FY26 (India) ₹999 Cr
+61% of total business win this year

Includes ₹300 Cr battery pack order and ₹21 Cr BMS order at Maxwell.

ABS capacity expansion 2.4M units
+5x current capacity

First line of 1.2M units operational in Q1 FY27; second line linked to final guidelines.

Alloy wheel plant annualized sales run-rate ₹600 Cr
Target by Q2 FY27

Aurangabad plant with 3.6M units capacity fully booked; Chakan plant at full capacity of 5.5M units.

Inverted front fork sales 650,000 units
Expected to cross in FY26

New OEMs added including Hero MotoCorp and a Chinese OEM; KTM increasing schedules.

What Changed vs Last Quarter

Comparing Q2 FY26 vs Q1 FY26
4 new guidance4 dropped4 new risk4 risk resolved
NEW
ABS capacity of 2.4M units to be installed in two phases

First line of 1.2M units will be operational in Q1 FY27; second line timing depends on final ABS guidelines expected this month.

NEW
New disc brake plant SOP in Q2 FY27

New plant for disc brake systems (master cylinder, caliper, disc, hoses) will produce 3M assemblies and 4M discs per annum.

NEW
Alloy wheel plant to achieve ₹600 Cr annualized sales by Q2 FY27

Aurangabad plant with 3.6M units capacity fully booked; SOP for Bajaj started, Royal Enfield next month, Suzuki by end of FY27.

NEW
Battery pack SOP in January 2026 for a leading two-wheeler OEM

Key imported machinery to be installed by next month; cylindrical line will support additional programs.

DROPPED
ABS capacity expansion to 3 million units by March 2026

Adding 2.4 million units of ABS capacity (two lines) by March 2026, on top of current 640,000 units, to meet expected 10-fold demand from mandatory ABS regulation.

DROPPED
India capex to exceed ₹800 crore in FY26

Capex driven by Oric Shendra die-casting plant, alloy wheel plant, battery pack plant, and ABS expansion. Could go higher if ABS orders accelerate.

DROPPED
Europe capex to be €20-25 million in FY26

Lower than prior year's €50 million due to market uncertainty; focus on inorganic growth opportunities.

DROPPED
Target 25% market share in ABS

From current ~13-15% share, aiming for 25% of the estimated 16 million unit ABS market as regulation kicks in.

NEW RISK
Margin compression from aluminum cost pass-through

Standalone EBITDA margin fell 116bps YoY partly due to aluminum alloy price increase, which forms 55% of raw material purchases.

NEW RISK
ABS regulation timeline uncertainty

Second 1.2M ABS line investment is contingent on final government guidelines expected this month; any delay could impact capacity utilization.

NEW RISK
European production slowdown despite registration growth

European market growth is driven by destocking with discounts; actual production continues to decline, posing risk to future orders.

NEW RISK
Four-wheeler suspension business profitability

Entry into four-wheeler suspension faces established competition with aggressive pricing; management admits it's a 'tough business' but confident in technology partnership.

RISK GONE
Delay in ABS regulation implementation

Management expects 3-6 month delay based on past experience; final notification awaited. Could push back revenue ramp.

RISK GONE
European auto market uncertainty

New car sales down 1.8% YoY; market waiting for government incentives (Green Deal). Europe capex being reduced due to uncertainty.

RISK GONE
Commodity inflation impact on margins

Price corrections to compensate commodity inflation negatively impacted standalone EBITDA margins by 50bps. Further inflation could pressure margins.

RISK GONE
KTM export demand recovery uncertain

KTM export uptake lower than earlier years; management expects improvement with Bajaj control but no specific timeline.

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Guidance and risk preview

Top guidance ABS capacity of 2.4M units to be installed in two phases

First line of 1.2M units will be operational in Q1 FY27; second line timing depends on final ABS guidelines expected this month.

Top risk Margin compression from aluminum cost pass-through

Standalone EBITDA margin fell 116bps YoY partly due to aluminum alloy price increase, which forms 55% of raw material purchases.

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