Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR) -Press Release
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Sundaram-Clayton reported strong EBITDA growth for Q4 FY 2025-26, with EBITDA rising to Rs. 91.9 Cr (20.4% margin) from Rs. 89.8 Cr (17.0%) a year earlier. Full-year EBITDA stood at Rs. 330.3 Cr (18.3%), up from Rs. 297.2 Cr (14%) last year. However, standalone revenue declined to Rs. 1,808.9 Cr from Rs. 2,122.8 Cr, partly because the company sold its 2W casting business in Hosur during Q4 FY24-25 (which contributed Rs. 410.4 Cr in the prior year). The Indian auto industry performed well with PV and CV segments posting double-digit growth, but exports faced headwinds from muted North American truck demand. The company received quality and ESG awards and maintained a B+ CDP Climate rating for the second consecutive year.
The EBITDA margin expansion is a positive signal of improved operational efficiency, but the revenue decline — partly due to the business sale — may raise concerns about topline growth. Investors should monitor whether the margin gains can offset the lower revenue base going forward.