Samvardhana Motherson Q3 Results: Record Revenue, Solid Profit Growth in Q3 FY26

Samvardhana Motherson Q3 Results

Samvardhana Motherson delivered a blockbuster Q3 FY26 with record revenue of ₹31,409 crore, up 14% year-over-year, alongside EBITDA climbing 10% to ₹3,042 crore and normalized PAT surging 21% to ₹1,061 crore. It's the kind of quarter that makes you sit up and take notice in the auto components world. Picture this sprawling giant, piecing together everything from wiring harnesses to vision systems for cars zipping across continents, suddenly hitting a revenue peak that's got shares jumping 5% right after the bell.

Not bad for a period ending December 31, 2025, especially when you factor in the Atsumitec acquisition kicking in, organic volume gains, and a helpful nudge from favorable forex; yeah, the wiring harness segment pulled in ₹9,083 crore despite some headwinds like North American commercial vehicle slumps and pricier commodities, but margins held at a respectable 9.7%.

Over in Modules & Polymer Products, revenue swelled to ₹15,775 crore with margins ticking up to 9.4% small wins like that add up when you're talking billions, and Vision Systems stayed steady at ₹5,247 crore with 9.2% margins, while Integrated Assemblies really flexed, revenue at ₹2,759 crore and margins expanding to 15.2%.

Emerging businesses? They exploded to ₹4,218 crore, thanks to new integrations, feeling almost like watching a scrappy startup scale overnight amid the giants. Chairman Vivek Chaand Sehgal called it a "significant step" toward global dominance in design, engineering, and manufacturing, and honestly, with leverage at a comfy 1.1x despite heavy capex, it's hard to argue finance costs dropped, JVs chipped in more, and the whole operation hummed with that rare mix of scale and efficiency.

Sure, not everything was flawless; wiring took a margin hit from copper prices and CV softness, a reminder that even titans dance with market whims, but the 16.5% net profit jump to around ₹1,024 crore (varying reports aside, check the official filings) underscores resilience in a sector that's all about precision under pressure.

Investors loved it, shares perked up, and whispers of future non-auto diversification floated around like, why not, when your automotive core is this robust. Dig into the NSE archives for the signed press release and investor deck from February 10, 2026; they've got the raw numbers laid bare, no fluff.

In a nutshell, this wasn't just growth; it was the sort that builds moats, blending acquisitions, ops tweaks, and sheer execution into something that feels poised for more, maybe even laughing off whatever EV shifts or trade hiccups come next. 

Below is the official PDF for Samvardhana Motherson Q3 Results

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