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View Promises →Endurance Technologies delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with standalone revenue of ₹2,678.3 crore (+22.2% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹339.1 crore (+18% YoY), though EBITDA margin contracted 40bps to 12.7% due to aluminum cost inflation.
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Endurance Technologies delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with standalone revenue of ₹2,678.3 crore (+22.2% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹339.1 crore (+18% YoY), though EBITDA margin contracted 40bps to 12.7% due to aluminum cost inflation. PAT grew 8.8% to ₹170.7 crore, impacted by a ₹20.6 crore exceptional charge for new labor codes. The India business saw robust order wins of ₹1,282.8 crore in 9M FY26, driven by four-wheeler castings, solar dampers, and EV components. Key growth drivers include ABS mandate clarity (expected by Q4), new plant ramp-ups (Chennai disc brakes, Shendra castings, alloy wheels), and premiumization trends boosting inverted front forks and ASC. Management guided for controlled capex below ₹800 crore in India and expects full impact of greenfield plants in H2 FY27. Risk: European auto market weakness and order inflow slowdown could persist if regulatory uncertainty on ICE/EV transition continues.
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Read Transcript →Includes ₹530 Cr from four-wheeler and non-auto segments; strong diversification.
CAGR of 71% over 4 years vs industry 21%; driven by suspension, casting, brakes, alloy wheels.
Expanding OEM base to six; premiumization trend driving adoption.
Record revenue; cumulative order book of ₹232 Cr; one in 12 e-2Ws use Maxwell BMS.
Final guidelines for ABS on >50cc 2Ws and EVs >4kW expected by end of March 2026; SOP for dual-channel ABS ECU in Q1 FY27.
Management plans to sweat assets and keep India capex below ₹800 crore, focusing on automation and profitable growth.
Chennai disc brake, Shendra castings, Aurangabad alloy wheel, and Pune battery pack plants will ramp up; full impact in H2 FY27.
Exports of solar dampers worth ₹24 Cr in 9M; expected to double by year-end; new US client orders from mid-FY27.
First line of 1.2M units will be operational in Q1 FY27; second line timing depends on final ABS guidelines expected this month.
New plant for disc brake systems (master cylinder, caliper, disc, hoses) will produce 3M assemblies and 4M discs per annum.
Aurangabad plant with 3.6M units capacity fully booked; SOP for Bajaj started, Royal Enfield next month, Suzuki by end of FY27.
Key imported machinery to be installed by next month; cylindrical line will support additional programs.
European order inflow declined to €15M in 9M FY26 vs €40M prior year due to regulatory uncertainty on ICE/EV transition and Chinese import competition.
Raw material cost increases, especially aluminum (55% of purchases), led to 40bps EBITDA margin contraction; pass-through may be limited.
ABS guidelines still awaited; any further delay could push back expected revenue from ABS and hydraulic brake systems.
Multiple greenfield plants (Chennai, Shendra, Aurangabad, Pune) are under construction; delays in SOP or customer approvals could impact revenue.
Standalone EBITDA margin fell 116bps YoY partly due to aluminum alloy price increase, which forms 55% of raw material purchases.
Second 1.2M ABS line investment is contingent on final government guidelines expected this month; any delay could impact capacity utilization.
European market growth is driven by destocking with discounts; actual production continues to decline, posing risk to future orders.
Entry into four-wheeler suspension faces established competition with aggressive pricing; management admits it's a 'tough business' but confident in technology partnership.
Final guidelines for ABS on >50cc 2Ws and EVs >4kW expected by end of March 2026; SOP for dual-channel ABS ECU in Q1 FY27.
European order inflow declined to €15M in 9M FY26 vs €40M prior year due to regulatory uncertainty on ICE/EV transition and Chinese import competit...
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