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Schaeffler India has announced the opening of a computational research infrastructure at the Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID), Bengaluru. Part of Schaeffler India's purposeful engagement with IISC, premium research academia, this supported facility strengthens research capabilities by enabling HPC (High- Performance Computing) large-scale simulations, data-intensive modelling and advanced analytics across materials, energy systems, and sustainable mobility. Additionally, these improvements will foster stronger industry collaborations, improved research quality and efficiency, and increased relevance of research in industry projects.
The initiative focuses on expanding FSID's computational facilities through the acquisition of dedicated lab space, advanced in-rack cooling systems, power backup and high-performance hybrid computing workstations or clusters. These enhancements will significantly improve computational efficiency and support cutting-edge research.
The enhanced facility will benefit a wide range of stakeholders directly, including faculty members of the Indian Institute of Science (IISC), FSID-incubated startups, external startups and MSMEs accessing advanced digital infrastructure, industry partners engaged in R&D collaborations. Indirectly, the expanded infrastructure will support PhD scholars, postgraduate and undergraduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and the broader academic and industrial ecosystem.
Schaeffler India has also signed a Master Research Agreement (MRA) with the Indian Institute of Science (IISC), setting foundation for multiple future research projects and further strengthening its commitment to collaborative innovation and advanced research.
Revenue for the period under review was Rs 2,506.96 crore, up 18.8% YoY.
While EBITDA improved by 18.64% YoY to Rs 483 crore, EBITDA margin remained unchanged at 19.3% in the first quarter.
Profit before tax in Q1 2026 stood at Rs 425.71 crore, up by 19.7% from Rs 355.71 crore in Q1 2025.
Harsha Kadam, managing director and chief executive officer, said: 'We are pleased to report continued strong growth momentum across all our business segments.
Automotive technologies, vehicle lifetime solutions, and exports delivered robust double-digit growth, driven by successful business wins in our key focus areas. Despite ongoing supply chain challenges and inflationary headwinds, we successfully maintained the quality of our earnings.'
Schaeffler India provides precision engineering solutions, delivering high-precision components and systems for engine, transmission, and chassis applications, along with rolling and plain bearing solutions.
For the full year,net profit rose 22.53% to Rs 1150.35 crore in the year ended December 2025 as against Rs 938.86 crore during the previous year ended December 2024. Sales rose 17.66% to Rs 9685.85 crore in the year ended December 2025 as against Rs 8232.38 crore during the previous year ended December 2024.
Profit before tax (PBT) increased 31.51% YoY to Rs 445.46 crore in Q4 CY25.
Total expenses increased 26.04% YoY to Rs 2,243.65 crore in Q4 CY2025. Cost of material consumed was Rs 1,105.75 core (up 43.9% YoY) and employee benefit expenses added up to Rs 162.93 crore (up 32.9% YoY) during the period under review.
On full year basis (CY2025), the company’s standalone net profit increased by 22.36% YoY to Rs 1,196.25 crore in CY2025. Net sales rose by 16.3% to Rs 9,395.32 crore in CY2025 from Rs 8,076.29 crore in CY2024.
Harsha Kadam, managing director and chief executive officer, said: 'I am happy to share that we continued our growth trajectory aided by strong performance across our domestic and intercompany exports business. Strong demand traction in the automotive industry riding on the back of the GST reforms in September and our continued trajectory of business wins in all our divisions, aided growth.
Our strategic focus on localization and capital efficiency contributed to enhancing our quality of earnings while navigating changes in the regulatory environment related to labor code.'