Financial Performance Highlights
Gabriel India Limited reported strong financial results for FY 2025-26 with standalone revenue growth of 16.2% to ₹42,329.87 million and consolidated revenue of ₹46,669.33 million (14.85% growth YoY). Standalone profit after tax reached ₹2,432.09 million with EPS of ₹16.93, while consolidated net profit increased 3% to ₹2,522.76 million with EPS of ₹17.55. The company maintained robust EBITDA margins of 9.0% on standalone basis.
Strategic Developments and Corporate Actions
The company completed a landmark Composite Scheme of Arrangement (Project Rise) effective May 22, 2026, integrating four ANAND Group businesses (Dana Anand India, Henkel ANAND India, ANAND CY Myutec Automotive, and Anchemco India) to transform into a diversified mobility solutions provider. Gabriel established two new joint ventures: Jinhap Gabriel Auto India (51% stake, automotive fasteners) and SK Enmove Gabriel India (49% stake, lubricants and e-fluids). The company also completed the acquisition of Marelli Motherson Auto Suspension Parts for ₹521.39 million, resulting in a bargain purchase gain.
Operational and Market Performance
Gabriel maintained dominant market share positions with 32% in two/three-wheelers, 25% in passenger vehicles, and 88% in commercial vehicles. The company won new business with Hero MotoCorp, Maruti Suzuki, and Yamaha India, while expanding railway supplies for Vande Bharat platforms (40.1% YoY growth). Manufacturing capacity expanded through the MMAS acquisition adding 3.2 million shock absorbers and 1 million gas springs annually. R&D investment reached ₹615.43 million with 100+ patents filed.
Sustainability and ESG Performance
The company demonstrated strong sustainability performance with 48% renewable energy usage (7.41 MW capacity), achieving 40% carbon neutrality and 50% water neutrality. Scope 1 emissions were 7,780 tCO2e with total waste generation of 6,316.25 MT (74% recovery rate). CSR investment totaled ₹4.69 million benefiting 170,307 people. Workforce diversity showed 19.34% women representation with 50% women on the Board.
Dividend and Corporate Governance
The board declared a total dividend of ₹5.00 per share for FY26 (₹1.90 interim + ₹3.10 final recommended). Corporate governance remained strong with CRISIL AA/Stable rating reaffirmed, no material non-compliances reported, and comprehensive BRSR reporting as per SEBI requirements. The company maintained compliance with all environmental laws and reported no POSH complaints.
Forward Outlook
With Indian auto component industry expected to grow 8-10% in FY 2026-27 and India's GDP projected at 6.8-7.2%, Gabriel is well-positioned for continued growth through integration of acquired businesses, synergy realization, and market expansion. The company targets 50% renewable energy by 2030 and carbon/water neutrality by 2030.