The company has significantly changed its business model with the acquisition of the Light Duty Cable Division and a strategic move into the electronics sector. Suprajit Engineering plans to grow 5-10% above the global auto industry's 1-3% growth.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Suprajit outperformed Indian auto industry with 6.4% revenue growth in H1FY26, with EBITDA margin improving to 13.4%, driven by strong growth in control and cable divisions. However, net profit fell -62.5% in Q3 2025-2026, indicating operational challenges amid strategic transformation.
Top Insights
A recent acquisition in Germany is set to make Suprajit one of the world's top two cable makers and a preferred solutions provider globally.
Suprajit invested ₹1M in Blubrake's ABS tech, gaining minority stake and board observer seat; India's ABS mandate boosts market potential.
The company manufactures and trades automotive cables and components, non-automotive cables, halogen lamps, LED drop-in solutions, and mechanic products like seat latches and steering locks.
Suprajit targets EBITDA margins of 12-14%, currently achieving 14% during recent concall update.
Named Competitors
Automotive Components & Systems — Integrated auto components and technology solutions
Automotive Wiring Systems — Global supplier of automotive components
Automotive Lighting & Components — Electronic and mechanical automotive components
Recent Developments
(Jan 2026) Net profit declined 62.5% to ₹12.53Cr in Q3 2025-2026
(Jan 2026) Dividend declared at ₹1.50 per share translating 1.06% yield
(Dec 2025) H1FY26 revenue growth of 6.4% with improving EBITDA margins to 13.4%
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