The company offers forgings (crankshafts, CV joints, knuckles), gears, composites, aluminum products, iron castings, hard and soft magnets, and stampings for use in cars, utility vehicles, light commercial vehicles, tractors, and two-wheelers. CIE Automotive plans higher capital expenditure for 2026 with India expecting better margins while Europe focuses on profit protection.
Cyborg Score Rationale
The company has delivered good profit growth of 53.6% CAGR over last 5 years and has been maintaining a healthy dividend payout of 27.0%. The company has reduced debt and is almost debt free. Growth initiatives around EV components and strategic capacity expansion support solid medium-term prospects.
Top Insights
Q4 FY2025 revenue reached ₹12,743 mn with profit after tax of ₹1,336 mn, and full-year revenue of ₹48,964 mn with PAT of ₹6,169 mn.
In Q2 CY2025, the company achieved 7% year-on-year sales growth reaching INR 14.5 billion despite challenges in light vehicles and 2-wheelers, with EBITDA margin at 17.5%.
The company is expanding customer base particularly in the 2-wheeler segment and casting exports to the U.S., despite ongoing tariff challenges.
CIEALCAST acquired 40% stake in AMPIN Energy for captive solar power generation to optimize factory power costs.
Named Competitors
Automotive Forgings & Components — Direct competitors in forging and casting segments for Indian OEMs
Precision Engineered Components — International competitors in multi-technology automotive components
Recent Developments
(February 2026) Q4 FY2025 results announced with ₹12,743 mn revenue and ₹1,336 mn PAT; ₹7 per share dividend proposed
(February 2026) Management guidance on higher capex for 2026 and focus on margin improvement in India operations
(January 2026) Acquisition of 40% stake in AMPIN Energy completed for captive solar power generation
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