Gabriel India Limited has informed the Exchange regarding outcome of the Board meeting held on July 29, 2025.
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Gabriel India reported its Q1 FY26 results. Standalone revenue from operations stood at Rs. 984.55 crore, up about 5.8% from Rs. 930.87 crore in the same quarter last year. Standalone profit after tax jumped roughly 44% to around Rs. 45.8 crore from Rs. 31.8 crore a year ago, indicating strong margin expansion. On a consolidated basis, revenue rose to about Rs. 1,003 crore with PAT of around Rs. 82 crore, a sharp jump versus the prior year quarter. The board also noted completion of the Mareli Motherson Auto Suspension Parts acquisition (Rs. 52.14 crore deal) on April 1, 2025, which has been accounted as a business combination under IND AS 103. A Composite Scheme of Arrangement involving merger/demerger with Asia Investments and a new JV with South Korea-based Jinos Co. Ltd. for fasteners business were also disclosed. The Inalfa Gabriel Sunroof Systems JV remains stalled after the Ministry of Heavy Industries rejected the application.
Strong bottom-line growth on steady top-line signals improving profitability, likely supported by the recent acquisition and better operating leverage — positive for shareholders. The Inalfa JV rejection is a minor setback, but management is evaluating next steps and the broader acquisition and restructuring pipeline could drive future growth if approvals come through.