Remsons Industries, an automotive components manufacturer, has reported that its net profit for the September quarter rose 25 per cent to ₹5 crore from ₹4 crore in the same period last year, driven by a better product mix and a sharp rise in raw material costs.
Revenue increased 17 per cent to ₹135 crore (₹116 crore). EBITDA was down 8 per cent to ₹12 crore (₹13 crore).
The company’s growth rate was well above the industry, even against a challenging macroeconomic backdrop characterised by raw material inflation and global trade dislocation, said Remsons Industries in a statement.
The company has bagged multi-year programmes including the ₹300 crore Stellantis order to supply control cables, the ₹60 crore Gear Shifter contract, and a 10-year international pedal box programme at the UK subsidiary will will begin to flow through revenue.
Shift from pure-play cables and gear-shifters into sensors (Remsons-Uni Autonics) and lighting (BEE) has lifted realisation per unit.
The company has capex plans of ₹100 crore spread over three years including plant upgrades in India and the UK, with focus on EV-compatible parts, sensors and tyre mobility kits.
Exposure spread across Stellantis, Tata Motors, Hero, Maruti, and UK luxury/supercar OEMs via BEE Lighting put together across PV, CV, EV and two-wheeler segments.
The plans to enhance product-mix to premiumisation by shift from pure-play cables and gear-shifters into sensors (Remsons-Uni Autonics) & lighting (BEE) has lifted realisation per unit.,
Krishna Kejriwal, Chairman & Managing Director said the quarter reflects continued momentum in core business and sustained demand across product portfolios.
The company remains firmly on track to achieve FY30 revenue aspiration of ₹900–1,000 crore, he said.
With most net sales additions concentrated in international programmes (UK, Europe, North America), the company has benefited from the China plus one sourcing rotation among global OEMs.
With a new leadership under Rahul Desai the company continues to remain focused on a healthy growth trajectory expanding product portfolio and continued focus on operational execution, he added.
The company has appointed Rahul Desai as the new CEO and Shivani Kejriwal as Additional Whole Time Director.
The Board has also approved plans to exit the joint venture agreement between Remsons and Aircom Remsons Automotive.
Published on November 9, 2026
