Samvardhana Motherson International Limited (SAMIL) today announced its financial results for the fiscal year 2024-25, which ended on 31st March 2025.

Commenting on the results, Mr. Vivek Chaand Sehgal, Chairman, Motherson, said, “Our performance demonstrates the resilience and adaptability of our business. Leveraging our strong engineering and manufacturing expertise, we are well-equipped to meet our customers' needs, positioning us for long-term sustainable growth. Our booked business value of USD 88+ billion, which also encompasses non-automotive businesses, sets a strong foundation for a bright future. The Board congratulated the Motherson Team for an exceptional performance over the five-year period despite numerous challenges in a volatile world. The Company managed to achieve the highest ever sales outpacing the automotive industry by building several new facilities, integrating record number of acquisitions (23), entering new industries successfully, all while exceeding customer expectations on quality (receiving multiple awards globally); yet retaining focus on free cash flow and bringing the leverage ratio to the lowest level in the five year period.  

As we commemorate the 50th anniversary of Motherson, we are grateful for the trust and confidence our customers and shareholders have placed in us; we also express our sincere appreciation to our over 200,000 strong Motherson family members for their efforts, dedication and exceptional hard work.”

Key Highlights

• Outpacing the industry by ~15%, supported by content growth and M&As.
• 17.2% ROCE at a consolidated level, Improvements in ROCE despite expansions, M&A payouts  and industry headwinds
• Net Debt to EBITDA 0.9x, Comfortable leverage position, working capital still remains an opportunity, normalisation to aid further deleveraging
• Capex for the year at Rs 4,433 crores, spent calibrated as per market dynamics without compromising on growth-related spends
• 14 Greenfields under various stages of completion, 9 Greenfields to come onstream during FY26
• Strong booked business value is of USD 88+ billion, Significant traction in non-automotive businesses
• Diversification strategy, and globally local business model auguring well, growth across auto and non-auto businesses
• Majority of the impact from trade barriers is mitigated by being US MCA compliant, Positive discussions with customers for pass-through of tariff-related charges