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    Endurance Tech.

    ENDURANCE
    Automobile and Auto Components·15 May 2026
    Management Summary

    Endurance Technologies reported strong Q4 FY26 results with significant consolidated revenue and EBITDA growth, driven by robust performance in India and a record quarter for European operations. The company secured substantial new orders, particularly in the EV segment, and is expanding capacity across various product lines. However, rising commodity and energy costs pose a challenge, with management actively pursuing pass-through mechanisms.

    Highlights

    5
    • Consolidated total income grew 37.3% YoY to ₹4,116 crores in Q4 FY26.

    • Consolidated EBITDA grew 30.8% YoY to ₹598 crores in Q4 FY26, with margin at 14.5%.

    • Overall order win in FY26 in India business was ₹1,596 crores, with ₹1,579 crores being new business.

    • Total electric vehicle business win (including Maxwell and battery pack) is ₹1,724 crores per annum.

    • European operations outperformed, with Q4 FY26 EBITDA at €21.9 million (20.5% margin), the best quarter in its history.

    Concerns

    3
    • Raw material (aluminium alloy, steel) and conversion cost (gas, oil) increases impacting margins, with pass-through lagging.

    • One-time provision for Hero Electric inventory impacting Maxwell's Q4 margin.

    • Q1 FY27 expected to be volatile due to continued rise in raw material and energy costs.

    Key financials

    Metrics

    11

    Periods

    2

    Q4 FY26

    7
    • Consolidated Total Income
      ₹4,116 Cr
      YoY+37.3%
    • Consolidated EBITDA
      ₹598 Cr
      YoY+30.8%
    • Consolidated EBITDA Margin
      14.5%
    • Consolidated PAT
      ₹276 Cr
      YoY+12.8%
    • Europe Turnover
      106.9 Mn
      YoY+33.6%

    FY26

    4
    • Consolidated Total Income
      ₹14,720 Cr
      YoY+26.1%
    • Consolidated EBITDA
      ₹2,090 Cr
      YoY+25.3%
    • Consolidated EBITDA Margin
      14.2%
    • Maxwell Turnover
      ₹162 Cr

    Order Book

    high confidence

    Total Value

    ₹ 5,323 crores

    as of 2026-03-31

    quantified

    Inflow this qtr

    ₹ 316 crores

    Execution

    will peak by FY29

    Composition

    Mix3 products
    • Battery packs (annual)₹ 300 crores8.8%
    • EV (conventional product areas, India, with Bajaj Auto)₹ 1,368 crores40.3%
    • Total EV (with Maxwell and battery pack)₹ 1,724 crores50.8%

    Share of order book by product (derived from disclosed amounts)

    "The company has a strong order book, particularly in new business and EV segments, with total orders won since FY22 amounting to ₹5,323 crores, expected to peak by FY29."

    Source:
    Prepared remarks

    Capital allocation

    3
    medium confidence
    CategoryHeadline
    Capex

    ₹800 crores

    raised — new plants and investments in new growth areas

    M&A

    Stöferle

    acquisition · closed

    Liquidity

    Cash EUR 20 million

    Europe business generated €20 million cash in the year.

    Guidance & targets

    11
    CategoryTargetPriority
    Capacity
    ABS capacity expansion
    1.2 million units/annum
    High
    Capacity
    Chennai Disc Brake Plant Capacity
    3 million disc brake assemblies, 4 million discs per annum
    High
    Capacity
    Battery pack manufacturing SOP
    High
    Capacity
    Maxwell DC-DC converter SOP
    High
    Sales Volume
    Dual-channel ABS sales for Bajaj Auto
    120,000 units/annum
    High
    Sales Volume
    3W brake assembly volumes
    1.2 million units/annum
    High
    Sales Volume
    Inverted front forks monthly sales
    75,000 units/month (by June 2026), 100,000 units/month (by end of FY27)
    High
    Sales
    Battery pack sales potential (2W EV OEM order)
    ₹350-₹360 crores/annum (could go up to ₹600 crores/annum next FY)
    Medium
    Sales
    Maxwell Motorcycle BMS peak annual business potential
    ₹15 crores
    High
    Sales
    4W driveshaft business revenue
    cross ₹100 crores
    High
    Market Share
    4W business contribution to total revenue
    10%
    Medium

    Resolution of commodity cost pass-through with OEMs

    next quarter (Q1 FY27)
    CurrentEngaged with OEMs, some agreed, some awaited
    TargetFull pass-through of increased raw material and conversion costs

    Why it matters

    Directly impacts profitability and margin sustainability given rising input costs.

    But we are quite confident💬 that our customers would be fair and we would get these increases. On the conversion cost also, we'll put our full efforts. These are very abnormal increases and we are assertively pursuing all the OEMs to give these increases to us.

    How to verify

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    Risks & concerns

    4
    RiskSeverity

    Global geopolitical and economic volatility

    Middle East conflict and disruptions in key shipping routes lead to volatility in energy, logistics, and supply chains, impacting input costs and raw material availability.Management acknowledged

    high

    Rising raw material and conversion costs in India

    Fuel prices, aluminium alloy, and steel costs have increased significantly, with pass-through to OEMs lagging, impacting margins. Company is assertively pursuing these increases.Management acknowledged

    high

    Volatility in Q1 FY27 due to continued cost increases

    Q1 FY27 is expected to be volatile as prices for oil, gas, and alloy continue to rise, posing challenges for profit improvement.Management acknowledged

    medium

    One-time provision for Hero Electric inventory

    A provision for inventory pertaining to Hero Electric, due to resolution process failure, impacted Maxwell's EBITDA in Q4 FY26.Management acknowledged

    low

    Q&A highlights

    7

    “Standalone revenue was driven by factors including commodity inflation. If I see the whole year, the raw material increased by ₹160 crores, which is in absolute terms 1.5% RMC increase. So if you see our RMC percentage went up from 65.3% to 66.82%. ₹73.70 crores out of this was for aluminium alloy and steel increase, which is a non-value add increase. We don't make any money on this increase in topline. On the RMC front, we also had ₹31.3 crores from outsourcing cost due to large, unexpected increase in volumes post GST guidelines. But with the 10% lowering of GST, the volumes really went and we did not have enough capacity in-house. For example, for products we do in-house like bottom cases for our front fork, we had to outsource them at higher prices. Due to the continuous inflationary trend in the commodity prices, RMC costs were higher due to cost increases yet to be passed on, as pass-on is with a lag of a Quarter for some customers. In Q4 of last year, there were one-time gains totalling about 25 crores. There were conversion cost increases as well as price correction by some of the OEMs, which did not happen in FY 26. ₹9.5 crores were corrections due to decrease in price due to some adjustments in components like springs. And ₹5.2 crores was the impact of the new plant at AURIC Bidkin, which is for 2W alloy wheels.”

    Clarifies the drivers behind revenue growth and margin pressure, distinguishing between value-add and non-value-add increases, and detailing specific one-time impacts.

    asked by Mumuksh Mandlesha

    2 min read7 chapters

    Detailed Narrative

    01

    Macroeconomic Headwinds and Domestic Strength

    The global environment became more complex due to the Middle East conflict, leading to volatility in energy, logistics, and supply chains, impacting input costs and raw material availability. Domestically, India's economic performance remained strong through FY26, supported by steady consumption, investment activity, and GST rate rationalization. The RBI maintained the repo rate at 5.25% in April 2026, keeping rates unchanged.

    02

    Strong Financial Performance in Q4 FY26

    Endurance Technologies reported a robust Q4 FY26 with consolidated total income growing 37.3% year-on-year to ₹4,116 crores. Consolidated EBITDA increased by 30.8% to ₹598 crores, achieving a margin of 14.5%. For the full fiscal year FY26, consolidated total income grew 26.1% to ₹14,720 crores, with EBITDA reaching ₹2,090 crores, representing a 14.2% margin.

    03

    Expansion in ABS and Braking Systems

    The company is significantly expanding its ABS capacity by adding 1.2 million units per annum to its existing 0.64 million units, with SOP expected by September 2026. Dual-channel ABS SOP for Bajaj Auto is scheduled for June 2026, targeting 120,000 units per annum. A new Chennai plant for disc brake assemblies, with a capacity of 3 million assemblies and 4 million discs per annum, will commence SOP for Royal Enfield in July 2026.

    04

    Growth in EV Components and New Technologies

    Endurance is advancing its EV component business, with battery pack manufacturing SOP set for the fourth week of May 2026, targeting an initial order potential of ₹300-360 crores per annum, potentially reaching ₹600 crores next FY. Subsidiary Maxwell achieved a record turnover of ₹162 crores in FY26 and secured new business worth ₹56 crores, with a DC-DC converter SOP in June 2026 and motorcycle BMS SOP in early FY27.

    05

    Aluminium Casting and Forging Business Development

    The AURIC Shendra plant continues to secure new business, with cumulative orders translating to a peak annual business potential of ₹513 crores, including orders from a large US EV OEM and JLR. SOP for key programs at this plant is staggered between Q1 and Q3 FY27. The company is also adding a fifth aluminium forging press, with SOP in Q3 FY27, to support increased captive consumption and external orders for Royal Enfield and JLR.

    06

    European Operations Outperform Despite Challenges

    Despite a challenging European operating environment marked by increased energy costs and competition, the company's European operations achieved their best quarter in history in Q4 FY26. Turnover reached €106.9 million, a 33.6% YoY growth, and EBITDA was €21.9 million, representing a 20.5% margin. For the full year, European EBITDA grew 41.7% to €72.4 million, with an 18.5% margin.

    07

    Strategic Focus on Aftermarket and Sustainability

    The aftermarket business in India is a strategic priority, with ambitious growth goals for 2030, focusing on long-term partnerships with distributors and leveraging an AI-enabled tech platform for secondary order maximization. On the sustainability front, the company achieved a carbon-neutral percentage of 51.67% and 98% hazardous waste recycling, with 14 plants achieving zero waste to landfill status.

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