Indian economic review
Amid a volatile global economic landscape, Indias economy sustained its position as one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, achieving a growth rate of 6.5% in FY 2024-25.2 This growth can be attributed to prompt interventions of the Indian government and monetary policies implemented by countrys Central Bank, RBI. While the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) strengthened various sectors in the economy, Make in India initiative boosted manufacturing activities during the latter half of the reported year. These initiatives were key drivers in scaling production in automobile industry.
In FY 2024-25, the total FDI received by India reached USD 67.7 billion, increasing from USD 60.2 billion in FY 2023-24. This increase has been crucial in injecting capital into the economy, further stimulating domestic economic activities. In addition to this, the total infrastructure investment has significantly increased, with public and private sector contributions shaping the growth trajectory. Some key initiatives undertaken by the Indian government, such as PM Gati Shakti, Bharatmala Pariyojana and Pradhan Mantri Grameen Sadak Yojana, have been critical in accelerating the progress of infrastructure development.
The Indian economy is anticipated to maintain its positive growth in the coming years. This growth is expected to be driven by rising consumer demand, improved investment activity and policy support. With the Union Budget 2025-26 introducing tax relief for salaried individuals, it is anticipated that consumption will rise in the years ahead. India is poised to become the third- largest economy globally, surpassing the economies of Japan and Germany by 2028. Additionally, India is maintaining a strict oversight on the evolving global tariff scenario while crafting a calibrated response to ensure that its growth trajectory is not impacted by the shifting trade dynamics.
Growth in FDI inflow (USD in billion)
Industry review
Global automobile industry review
In CY 2024, the global automotive industry saw modest growth, primarily due to stabilised supply chains and inventory restocking. Several companies are investing in research and development, particularly in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), to advance features such as autonomous driving and predictive maintenance. To strengthen their market position, firms are pursuing industry consolidation through mergers and acquisitions, while expanding their global presence and forming strategic partnerships.
The global automobile industry is anticipated to attain a market value of USD 6,388 billion by 20313, driven by increased sales of automobiles. It is essential for key players to understand market dynamics and cater to evolving market aspirations.
Global auto components industry review
The global auto component industry grew to USD 543 billion in CY 2024 from USD 518 billion in CY 2023.4 In an industry being marked by intense competition, rapid technology advancement and evolving consumer preferences, key players have established their position by prioritising innovation to improve product offerings and meet evolving market demand.
The reported year witnessed significant transformations within the industry, driven by the growing shift towards Electric Vehicles (EV) and advancements in autonomous driving technology. Further, the automotive aftermarket segment experienced robust growth as an increase in automobiles raised the demand for maintenance and replacement parts.
The global auto component industry is expected to reach USD 730 billion by 2030, exhibiting a CAGR growth of 5.03% from 2024 to 2030.5 This industry growth is anticipated to be facilitated by consistent innovation and increased investment in electric vehicles. As industry players adapt to evolving market dynamics, they are actively exploring new geographies, diversifying product portfolios and undertaking different strategies to meet evolving consumer needs.
Indian automobileindustry review6
The Indian automobile industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors driving economic growth in India. India is the largest manufacturer of three-wheelers and is among the top two manufacturers of two-wheelers globally. In the reporting year, the total export of the automotive and auto component industry reached USD 35 billion.
India is on track to sustain the growth of its automobile industry in the coming years. The nations progress towards achieving 30% EV by 2030 is further anticipated to drive the growth in the Indian automobile industry.
Two-wheeler segment
With sales of 23.81 million units in FY 2024-25, two-wheelers market witnessed a growth of 11.1%, compared to FY 2023-24. This growth can be attributed to improved rural demand and revival of consumer confidence. Scooters led the segment, driven by improved rural and semi-urban connectivity and availability of newer models with enhanced features.
Three-wheeler segment
The three-wheeler segment reported total sales of 1.05 million units in FY 2024-25, marking a growth of 5.7% in comparison to the previous year.
Four-wheeler segment Passenger Vehicle
In the reporting year, the passenger vehicle segment posted a strong sale of 5.07 million unit. This growth was facilitated by new products launches, advanced features and modern design to meet evolving customer demand. Additionally, the industry recorded its highest-ever exports in FY 2024-25.
Commercial vehicle
The commercial vehicles segment grew in the latter half of the reporting year, supported by the expansion of highways and expressways. Additionally, the export of commercial vehicles exhibited positive growth, marking a growth of 23% in comparison to the previous year.
Sales by Indian OEMs*
| Category | FY 2021-22 | FY 2022-23 | FY 2023-24 | FY 2024-25 |
| Passenger Vehicles | 36,47,398 | 45,53,005 | 48,90,855 | 50,72,212 |
| Commercial Vehicles | 8,08,863 | 1,041,113 | 10,34,588 | 10,37,657 |
| Three Wheelers | 7,61,115 | 8,54,317 | 9,94,778 | 10,48,334 |
| Two Wheelers | 1,80,13,139 | 1,95,14,893 | 2,14,32,781 | 2,38,05,735 |
| Quadricycles | 4,450 | 3,005 | 4,903 | 6,542 |
Grand Total |
^^^2,32,34,965 | 2,59,66,333 | 2,83,57,905 | 3,09,70,480 |
Electric vehicles
In the reporting year, total EV registration reached 1.97 million units, up from 1.68 million units in FY 2023-24. While the registration of E- two wheelers grew by 21.2% in FY 2024-25, E-three-wheelers grew by 10.1% in comparison to FY 2023-24. Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Delhi remained the top states contributing to the growth of the EV industry.
Government policies supporting the growth of EV industry in India
PM Electric Drive Revolution in Innovative Vehicle Enhancement (PM E-DRIVE) Scheme
The PM E-DRIVE scheme was initiated to support the development of charging infrastructure and support the nationwide establishment of a holistic EV manufacturing ecosystem.
FAME Policy (I and II)
The FAME I policy was introduced in FY 2015-16 with a budget of H 8.95 billion, to support sustainable growth of EV ecosystem through technology development, demand creation and improvement of the charging infrastructure.
The Phase II of FAME policy, commenced from April 2019, with a budget of H 100 billion for a period of 5 years, to support demand for EV industry.
Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme (EMPS) 2024
With an outlay of H 5 billion, the EMPS was introduced to support faster adoption of electric two-wheelers (E2Ws) and three-wheelers (E3Ws).
Indian auto components industry review
The Indian auto component industry has become a cornerstone of Indias manufacturing sector and has firmly established itself as a key player in the global automotive supply chain. This growth can be linked to the increased demand for automobiles, primarily supported by emerging consumer segment and their rising disposable income. The industry comprises large corporations to micro entities, spread across the nation. Over the years, industry players have diversified their product portfolio and embraced advanced technology to cater to evolving market dynamics.
The Indian auto component manufacturing industry is anticipated to attain a market size of USD 86 billion by 2026, creating employment opportunities and bolstering manufacturing activities. By FY 202728, the Indian auto component industry plans to invest USD 7 billion to boost the localisation of advanced components such as electric motors and automatic transmissions. This initiative aims to reduce import reliance and capitalise on the China+1 strategy. Further, the Indian auto component industry is anticipated to reach USD 100 billion export target by 2030, supported by relevant governmental policies.
The growth of EV industry is expected to boost the Indian auto component industry significantly in the coming years. With domestic players focusing on R&D, it is expected to further enhance product quality as well as increase global market competitiveness.7
Size of Indian Auto Component Industry ($ Billion)
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Endurance Technologies Limited has, since its inception, built a strong reputation as a trusted global manufacturer of automotive components. With a diversified portfolio spanning aluminium die-casting, suspension, braking systems, transmission, and embedded-electronics, the Company serves a large market base. Its operations are anchored in delivering quality products and fostering customer trust, and positioning itself as a preferred partner across markets.
Endurance leverages its deep expertise in designing, developing and manufacturing of highly critical proprietary products to serve both Indian and international OEMs. Its five Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR) approved R&D centres support innovation and product development, reinforcing its position as a preferred supplier to its OEM customers. The Company also maintains a strong aftermarket presence across domestic and international markets.
Manufacturing and R&D
The Company has strategically located manufacturing facilities in India and overseas, in close proximity to OEMs to ensure on- time delivery. These modern, scalable facilities are designed to adapt to the industry trends, producing advanced, high-quality products. The Companys R&D facilities are driving innovation and technology intensified products, which not only enhance its leadership position in the industry but also improve its capacity
to capitalise on emerging trends in advanced mobility solutions. Further, the Company has set up a state-of-the-art R&D facility in Waluj to cater to every automotive segment. significantly expanding its testing, design, engineering, and advanced R&D capabilities. This facility boasts an advanced laboratory and testing capabilities to meet the needs of emerging products such as smart mobility and sustainable product technologies for the future. It is poised to foster innovation, value engineering, and in-house development of future-ready suspension technologies.
| Shendra | Bidkin | Stoferle |
| At Aurangabad Industrial City (AURIC) Shendra, Endurance shall be introducing Indias first di-electric powder coating service for electric vehicle platforms. The manufacturing facility at Shendra shall provide the Company a competitive advantage to tap into high-value opportunities in the EV segment. The AURIC Shendra facility have specialised finishing processes that remain integral to attracting marquee international customers. | Endurance is establishing new manufacturing unit in AURIC in the Bidkin region. The objective of the new plant is to increase the alloy wheel production to meet the growing demand. The proposed capacity for the plant is 3.6 million wheels per annum. Further to this, the AURIC Bidkin plant, along with high two-wheelers production and the import substitution, is anticipated to accelerate the demand for domestic alloy wheels. | In April 2025, Endurance acquired a 60% stake in Stoferle Automotive GmbH and Stoferle GmbH, Germany, further expanding its European footprint. These new step-down subsidiaries specialise in highly automated machining of complex aluminium die castings for automotive engine and transmission components, as well as the production of CNC machines for captive use. |
New product development
Endurance consistently introduces new products to enhance cost efficiency, performance, durability and overall quality. These efforts are guided by a thorough analysis of market trends and evolving customer requirements. The Companys robust infrastructure, including advanced design tools, virtual validation, Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) analysis and in-house testing facilities, supports continuous innovation and strengthens its product portfolio.
During the reported year, the Company introduced new products such as 4W driveshafts and dual channel ABS modulator. In addition, the Company used unique Adler motorcycle clutch technology to tailor its products to the needs of Indian markets. The Company developed a differentiated assist-and-slip clutch that combines performance, durability and affordability for mass market segments. The Company also obtained final approvals for the APTC EVO clutch system across multiple motorcycle models from 150cc-500cc.
Key business operations undertaken in FY 2024-25
Endurance Overseas, the Companys wholly-owned subsidiary in Italy acquired 100% of stake in Ingenia Automation Srl, Italy.
Endurance Overseas signed a Share Purchase Agreement to acquire a 60% share in Stoferle Automotive GmbH and Stoferle GmbH, both based in Germany, with a strategic intent to reach 100%. The acquisition of Stoferle entities and Ingenia enabled the Company to attain in-house machinebuilding and automation prowess.
Expansion in Waluj/Patnagar for EV, petrol, and CNG motorcycle models of an Indian OEM.
The Company signed an agreement with a Korean Company for 4-wheeler suspensions and strut manufacturing.
The Company is expanding its capacity in Waluj (Maharashtra) and Kolar (Karnataka) to fulfil a large scooter front fork order for a Japanese OEM.
The Company is installing its capacity in AURIC, Shendra, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar for fourwheeler and non-auto machined aluminium castings.
The Company is increasing its capacity for manufacturing 2W alloy wheels by setting up a plant in AURIC Bidkin, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.
During the reported year, the Company increased its equity shareholding in subsidiary Maxwell, increasing it from 56% to 61.5%.
Segment wise performance
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Casting business
Aluminium die casting and machining
As Indias largest aluminium die casting entity, the Company has strong presence in the die casting and machining business across 2-wheelers, 3-wheelers and 4-wheelers, supported by a diverse product portfolio and advanced manufacturing capabilities. The adoption of cutting-edge technologies and the use of in-house tools have further strengthened its position as a key market player. Endurance continues to enhance its technical expertise to effectively meet changing market demands.
In FY 2024-25, the Company secured new casting orders worth H 6.1 billion across two-wheeler, three-wheeler, and four-wheeler and non-automotive segments, including H 2.75 billion for the AURIC Shendra plant, with start of production (SOP) scheduled for September 2025. The Company leveraged its new European subsidiary, Ingenia, to drive automation at the Shendra plant. It also expanded capacity at Chakan by commissioning a fully automated machining line and upgrading four die casting cells
Proprietary Business Suspension
Endurance is a market leader in high-performance suspension systems for two-wheeler, three-wheeler and quadricycles in India. It designs, develops and manufactures both adjustable and non-adjustable damping force inverted front forks and monoshock absorbers for global markets. As backward integration, the Company has installed aluminium forging presses. The forging plant has also secured orders from reputed Indian and overseas customers.
Performance of Suspension in FY 2024-25
During the reported year, the Company won orders for suspension worth H 2,351 million, including inverted front forks for two major two-wheeler OEMs, and a global 2W OEM featuring tension and rebound adjustment. The Company entered a technical assistance agreement with a leading Korean suspension manufacturer to develop four-wheeler shock absorbers and struts. It also completed plant audits with major Indian and global OEMs for light commercial vehicles (LCVs) and medium commercial vehicles (MCVs). Significant sales growth was achieved at the Narsapura plant in Karnataka, with an 80% projected year-on-year increase driven by new orders from major two-wheeler OEMs, supported by capacity additions and de-bottlenecking efforts. Furthermore, in the non-auto space, the Company is developing solar dampers for a Spanish client.
: Braking systems
Endurance maintains a dominant market position in high- performance braking systems for two-wheeler and threewheeler, known for delivering reliable, customer-specific solutions. It was the first in India to design and manufacture brake systems with split-type calipers as well as integral calipers and fixed-type calipers.
Performance of Braking systems in FY 2024-25
The Companys braking systems showed a positive growth, which was supported by ongoing efforts to improve capabilities. In FY 2024-25, the Company secured H 2,366 million in new orders from major two-wheeler OEMs, expanding brake offerings for 100 cc to 990 cc two-wheeler platforms, including dual-channel ABS orders. The Company is constructing a new building at the E-71 brakes plant in Chh. Sambhajinagar, for two-wheeler disc brakes, reinforcing its market leadership. Cost competitiveness improved through in-house production of ABS valves and steel braided hoses, with plans to manufacture printed circuit boards at Waluj. Additionally, the Company initiated development of advanced braking systems for a major four-wheeler OEM and expanded premium brake offerings for high-performance two-wheeler.
Transmission
Endurance is a well-known player in transmission systems for two-wheeler and three-wheeler, with strong expertise in design, development and manufacturing. For motorcycles, the Company produces cork based and paper based clutches and also offers the latest assist-and-slip Adler technlogy clutches. For threewheeler, the Company produces clutches and driveshafts, the later being also offered for four-wheeler end use.
The Company won new clutch orders from major two-wheeler OEMs in FY 2024-25, increasing annual clutch assembly sales by 1 million units. The driveshaft business expanded with orders from three 3 three-wheeler OEMs and a leading four-wheeler OEM, reaching full capacity utilisation at Waluj and initiating plans for capacity augmentation in FY 2025-26. Additionally, the Company also localised assist and slip clutch technology from a European subsidiary for Indian OEMs to enhance market share, value-add and increase profitability.
(q) : EV and hybrid
Endurance has expanded its presence in the electric two-wheeler and three-wheeler and four-wheeler business segments.
Performance of EV and hybrid in FY 2024-25
In FY 2024-25, the Company secured EV orders worth H 4,390 million, contributing to a cumulative EV order book of H 10,200 million, with 37% of FY 2024-25 orders dedicated to EV applications. The performance of the EV and hybrid segment remained strong throughout the reported year, supported by robust profitability and integration of advanced technologies.
Aftermarket
The Companys aftermarket operations play a strategically vital role, fostering customer trust and promoting long-term brand engagement.
Performance of Aftermarket in FY 2024-25
Aftermarket sales witnessed a growth of 9.9%, increasing from H 4,609 million in FY 2023-24 to H 5,063 million in FY 2024-25, contributing 6% to the domestic income. During FY 2024-25, the Company expanded its penetration to 213 districts with 442 distributors in India, and extended its international footprint to 39 countries.
During the year under review, Endurance embarked on a special project in consultation with a top global consultancy firm. Through this collaboration, Endurance aims to increase market penetration, launch new products, strengthen merchandising, boost exports, and grow its four-wheeler product segment, all in pursuit of achieving targeted growth within the next two years.
Subsidiaries
Performance of Indian subsidiary in FY 2024-25
Maxwell Energy Systems Private Limited
Endurance acquired a 51% share in Maxwell Energy Systems Private Limited in FY 2022-23, subsequently increasing it to 61.5% till FY 2024-25.This subsidiary is present in advanced electronics, particularly in the battery management system for
low voltage/high voltage EVs in the two-wheeler, three-wheeler and tractor segments. During the year under review, Maxwell received orders valued at an estimated H 0.6 billion. Further to this, during the reported year, the loss was H 168 million. Maxwell generated a total income of H 0.70 billion, reflecting a year-on- year growth of 10.9%.
International subsidiaries
Performance of International subsidiaries in FY 2024-25
In FY 2024-25, the Companys international subsidiaries growth was directed by outstanding business leadership, robust financial management and prudent investments. These subsidiaries achieved strong growth in sales, profitability and order intake.
Endurance Overseas Spa
Endurance Overseas SpA (EoSpA) is the Companys wholly- owned subsidiary in Italy, established as a Special Purpose Vehicle for strategic overseas investments. The Company now holds 100% of EoSpAs share capital, following the buy-back of a 5% stake previously held by Endurance GmbH, another wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company based in Germany, for 8.5 million. This transaction streamlined the Groups control
structure. EoSpA is engaged in providing management support services to other European Group entities, centralising critical functions for strategic efficiency. During FY 2024-25, Endurance Overseas transitioned from a Srl to a SpA legal structure.
In FY 2024-25, EoSpA reported a total income of 12.3 million, compared to 8.5 million in the previous year. Profit after tax witnessed an increase to 12.6 million from 8.3 million. This was driven by higher dividends from Italian subsidiaries ( 13 million compared to 9 million in FY 2024). EoSpa inked the acquisition of 60% stake in Stoferle Automotive GmbH and Stoferle GmbH.
Endurance GmbH
Endurance GmbH (EGmbH) is a wholly owned German subsidiary that manufactures high- pressure die-casting and machining components. The subsidiary serves major automotive OEMs in Germany.
In FY 2024-25, EGmbH reported a 9.6% increase in total income to 60.6 million, compared to 55.3 million in the previous year. Profit after tax improved to 2.0 million from 0.7 million. The performance was fuelled by the gain on disposal of investments offset by lower incomes on sale of tooling, higher energy cost (due to fixed term agreements) and the provision of redundancy costs (for 0.4 million) for the implementation of a reorganisation and recovery plan.
Endurance SpA
Endurance SpA (ESpA), a step-down operating subsidiary in Italy, specialises in high-pressure die-casting and machining components for the automotive sector, encompassing engine, gearbox, transmission parts and assembled metallic components made from aluminium alloys, cast iron and steel.
In FY 2024-25, ESpA reported an increase of 26.6% in total income to 202.4 million, up from 159.9 million in FY 2023-24. Profit after tax increased by 40.8% to 14.2 million, compared to 10.1 million in the previous year. A profit margin of 7.0% (up from 6.3%) was achieved. This improvement was propelled by volume augmentation of high-value parts. Energy prices remained elevated compared to pre-2021 levels (with electricity at 170% and gas 210% above historical costs), savings from operational solar panels installed in the prior year contributed to cost efficiencies. Additionally, ESpA also benefitted from tax allowances due to higher depreciation on technologically advanced machinery.
During the year, ESpA secured new orders worth 20 million (in terms of yearly turnover at regime) from various car manufacturers, primarily for powertrain components with start of production expected in FY 2025-26.
Endurance Engineering Srl
Endurance Engineering Srl (EEsrl), based in Italy, is a step-down operating subsidiary that manufactures plastic components for automotive and other applications.
During FY 2024-25, EEsrls total income decreased by 19.9% to 10.0 million from 12.5 million in the previous year, primarily due to the phasing out of a key customer. This was not fully offset by new customer relationships. Profit after tax remained stable at 0.8 million, supported by production reorganisation efforts that maintained profitability despite lower sales.
Endurance Castings SpA
Endurance Castings SpA (ECSpA) is a step-down operating subsidiary in Italy, specialising in high-pressure die-casting and machining components.
In FY 2024-25, ECSpA reported a 14.6% increase in total income to 46.9 million, from both captive and non-captive customers, as compared to 40.9 million in the previous year. Profit after tax increased to 1.9 million from 0.7 million. This was primarily due to higher turnover driven by captive sales to ESpA. ECSpA secured new orders from non-captive customers worth 3.9
million (in terms of yearly turnover at regime), with start of production primarily in FY 2024-25.
Endurance Two Wheelers SpA
Endurance Two Wheelers SpA (E2WSpA), a step-down operating subsidiary in Italy, was formed through the merger of Frenotecnica Srl and New Fren Srl into Endurance Adler SpA, to consolidate our European two-wheeler operations. Endurance Adler SpA was subsequently renamed Endurance Two Wheelers SpA, effective 1st January, 2025.
E2WSpA specialises in manufacturing clutches, brake systems, metal-rubber components, brake pads, discs, centrifugal clutches and brake shoes for two-wheeler vehicles in the OEM, aftermarket and replacement markets. The merger also led to consolidated operations, with the former Frenotecnica manufacturing plant relocated to the restructured Endurance Adler premises.
In FY 2024-25, E2WSpA reported a total income of 16.9 million and a profit after tax of 0.6 million. Compared to a total income of 9.9 million for the previous year and a profit after tax of 0.4 million as standalone Company and a total income of 19.6 million and a profit after tax of 0.9 million, in terms of proforma data of the combined companies, for the previous year.
Veicoli Srl
Veicoli Srl (Veicoli) is Endurances Italian step-down subsidiary engaged in providing fleet management services through its application platform. During FY 2024-25, Veicoli recorded a total income of 2.2 million, compared to 1.3 million of the previous year. Profit after tax doubled to 0.4 million from 0.2 million. The Company continued to prioritise customer acquisition and portfolio expansion.
Ingenia Automation Srl
Ingenia Automation Srl (Ingenia), the new step-down operating subsidiary in Italy, specialises in industrial automation. Acquired in May 2024 by Endurance Overseas SpA for 3.0 million ( 2.2 million paid, with 0.8 million deferred to 2026 and 2027). The purchase price will be subject to an increase up to maximum 0.6 million in case of achievement of certain defined commercial targets. Ingenia collaborates closely with other group companies to enhance the Groups automation expertise.
In FY 2024-25, since its acquisition, Ingenia contributed 8.6 million in total income from captive and non-captive transactions and a profit after tax of 0.2 million.
Stoferle GmbH and Stoferle Automotive GmbH
Stoferle GmbH and Stoferle Automotive GmbH, acquired on 2nd April, 2025, are newly integrated step-down subsidiaries based in Germany. They specialise in highly automated machining of complex aluminium die castings for automotive engine and transmission components, as well as the production of CNC machines for captive use.
Quality and productivity focus
The Companys Central Quality Department maintains the highest standards to ensure product consistency and excellence across all operations. Its state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities are equipped with advanced technologies, enabling the delivery of high-quality, cost-effective products that meet customer expectations. By leveraging digital tools, enhancing sourcing strategies and continuously improving quality systems, the Company ensures reliable performance and operational efficiency.
A strong focus on Quality, Cost, Delivery, Development and Management (QCDDM) continues to be vital in sustaining its leadership in the market. Product VAVE was undertaken to improve the quality of product offerings and also reduce the part weight, especially for die casting components. Additionally, new technologies and process automations are implemented to enhance product quality and productivity.
Environment sustainability
Endurance is committed to minimising its environmental impact by adopting best-in-class sustainability practices. Some of the activities included ecological restoration, renewable energy adoption and water conservation. Additionally, dense forest creation to establishing solar energy infrastructure, enhancing water retention capacity and sustainable agricultural practices were undertaken during the reported year. Further, the Company is also working on a net zero target in collaboration with CII, aligned with SBTi guidelines.
Human resources
Human resources are critical to the Companys long-term growth. The Companys HR initiatives aim to attract and retain a highly skilled and motivated workers by offering a positive and safe work environment. Moreover, the Company supports continuous development through relevant tools and upskilling opportunities, ensuring its employees skills and knowledge stay aligned with evolving industry standards.
Leadership development and capacity building
Developing future leaders from within the organisation is a key strategic priority for Endurance. The Companys evolving learning and development framework focuses on strengthening internal capabilities and preparing employees for future leadership roles.
Initiatives undertaken by the Company to build the next line of leaders
Finding high-potential individuals within the Company, assisting them in redefining their potential, and improving their managerial and leadership abilities.
By introducing the Endurance Youth Leadership programme (EYLP), staff members are exposed to different fields and are motivated to develop their skills.
Employees talents and behavioural competencies were enhanced by the managerial effectiveness programme, which helped them become more capable managers and leaders.
Developing a high-performance culture and driving employee engagement
The Company fosters a high-performance culture built on its core CITTI values. These values guide everyday decisions and behaviours, shaping a positive employee experience and reinforcing the Companys reputation as a globally trusted brand. To strengthen engagement and loyalty, Endurance adopts sustainable practices each year based on the feedback received from its annual employee engagement survey.
Work-life balance
Endurance seeks to promote a culture that values balance and prioritises employee well-being. The organisation believes that taking time off is crucial for maintaining both physical and mental health and actively encourages practices that help employees to stay motivated.
Initiatives undertaken to promote work-life balance within the organisation
Encouraging regular leaves to support both physical and mental well-being
Opportunities for family interaction where family members of the employee can visit the plants
Providing a hotline number for staff members to help them overcome obstacles
Employee engagement
The Company believes in building and sustaining a high- performance culture, anchored in CITTI values.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI)
Diversity is a strategic priority for Endurance, developing a sustainable competitive advantage through a diverse workplace. During the reported year, the Company celebrated Womens Day and Diversity Week, fostering an environment where every individual feels valued and respected.
Voluntary Separation Scheme
The Company announced a Voluntary Separation Scheme ("VSS") for all its eligible permanent workmen at its plant located at L-6/3 (LPDC), MIDC Industrial Area, Waluj, Dist. Chh. Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, to right-size the plant in line with the production volumes, on 10th February, 2025. 57 employees opted for the
VSS, leading to one-time outgo of H 106.35 million. Separation compensation was paid to the said employees on 17th April, 2025.
Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)
The EHS and sustainability-first culture of the Company, consistently prioritises human lives, environment, health, safety and sustainability at the forefront of its decisions. The Company enforces zero tolerance for unsafe acts and noncompliances, facilitated by its strong management policy. The EHS team oversees all material changes, expansions and greenfield/brownfield projects, ensuring compliance with safety management. The Company focuses on developing contractors in hazard identification, risk assessment, training and emergency readiness. During the reported year, Yoga Day, Sports Day and de-addiction camps were conducted to promote employee well-being and physical fitness. Moreover, the Company also launched Endurance Health Benefit Plan in collaboration with a leading health-tech platform to support employee well-being.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
CSR is a strategic priority for Endurance. The Company is committed to reducing inequitytransforming communities, inspiring children, and empowering individuals to achieve their full potential. Through its efforts, the Company is able to support individuals and communities in gaining independent and realise their full potential. The Company implements a holistic approach towards community development to address complex issues by driving initiatives across education, health and sanitation, livelihood generation and environmental stewardship. This enables it to deliver a lasting impact in the communities. Endurance comprehends the requirements of the community, centres the initiatives based on the needs of the community and gets the support from the stakeholders to ensure the sustainability of the initiatives. Endurance is determined to equip individuals with the right skills, tools and resources to enable them to thrive and create a sustainable change in their communities for future generations.
Education
Every child deserves to reach her or his full potential. However, gender inequalities in communities hinder this reality. The Company envisions a society where all children are encouraged to be aspirational and not made to feel guilty for chasing their dreams. The Company undertakes a wide range of initiatives to enable children achieve their potential. Endurance enables access to schools by renovating schools with libraries and computer labs, providing bicycles, initiates e-learning to enhance effectiveness by training teachers and inspiring children with interactive workshops on life skills and child rights.
Health and Sanitation
Health is a basic human right. Recognising this, Endurance is driving health and hygiene initiatives in villages around Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. These initiatives encompass the installation of RO plants to ensure access to clean drinking water. Further, the Company is renovating government hospitals to augment access for communities, building toilets, organising health check-ups and surgeries, providing rehab to alcoholics and conducting yoga sessions. Endurance is focused on improving womens health, particularly addressing stigmatised facets of menstrual health and family planning. These efforts have a positive ripple effect, transforming families and communities.
Livelihood
Endurance is committed to empowering individuals, especially women, to fulfil their dreams. The Company works with women in villages to comprehend their interests, develop their skills, provide them with loans to start their businesses and guide them through their journey. ECOVE, a vocational training centre, works with individuals from remand homes, orphans and individuals who fail to recognise their own value. The Company equips them with skills to enable them to achieve financial independence and start understanding and capitalising on their special abilities. Over 200 candidates have graduated from this centre with degrees in tailoring, computer science, machine maintenance, die-casting, electrical and retail.
Environment
Safeguarding the environment is a crucial aspect of community development. Endurance believes in investing in renewable sources of energy, prioritising solar energy generation and promoting rainwater harvesting. The Company has installed solar power generation units and solar streetlights in 3 villages and initiated several rainwater harvesting projects. In addition, the Company has de-silted ponds, deepened waterways and created reservoirs. To improve access to clean drinking water, the Company has laid pipelines to supply water to underserved villages. Endurance believes in sustainable farming and continues to train farmers in hydro-phonics and drip irrigation, while providing mangers saving over 40% fodder. The Company has developed several dense forests as part of its sustainability initiatives. During the year under review, the Company had planted over 2.20 lakh native saplings across 22.5 acres in three villages, featuring 63 local species to regenerate biodiversity and create green community assets.
Opportunities and threats
Opportunities |
Threats ! l |
| Endurances EV-agnostic product portfolio positions it to benefit from the rapid adoption of EVs and may offer further potential for growth through targeted investments in EV centric products. | Global economic instability, including tarrifs, geopolitical tensions and regional slowdowns, may disrupt Endurances international operations. |
| A strong global presence can help the Company to capitalise on new markets and diversify revenue streams. | Competition from industry players could lead to pricing pressure, affecting the Companys margins and operational efficiency. |
| Adoption of advanced technologies may enhance the Companys product portfolio, boost manufacturing efficiency and improve customer satisfaction. | Operating in a tightly regulated industry, Endurance is exposed to risks from abrupt changes in safety, emission and quality standards, which could impact its operations and compliance efforts. |
| The rising demand for automobiles, supported by increased consumer spending following tax relief in Budget 2025-26, could present a growth opportunity. | |
| Ongoing infrastructure development is expected to increase demand for automobile, indirectly increasing the need for Endurances products. | |
| Legislative changes focused on vehicle safety and sustainability could expand the addressable market. |
Financial results Consolidated financial results
Particulars |
FY 2024-25 | FY 2023-24 |
| Revenue from operations | 115,608.10 | 102,408.71 |
| Other income | 1,169.74 | 856.15 |
Total income |
116,777.84 | 103,264.86 |
| EBITDA | 16,680.50 | 14,135.99 |
| Profit before tax | 10,947.11 | 8,969.48 |
| Profit after tax | 8,363.53 | 6,804.88 |
| Cash flow from operations | 15,316.87 | 10,570.87 |
The key financial ratios - standalone
Particulars |
FY 2024-25 | FY 2023-24 |
| Trade receivables turnover (times) | 8 | 8.1 |
| Inventory Turnover (times) | 11 | 11.3 |
| ROE (%) | 16.6 | 16.5 |
| Current Ratio | 2.6 | 2.6 |
| Net Debt Equity Ratio (times) | (0.1) | (0.1) |
| Net Profit (%) | 7.6 | 7.4 |
| ROCE (%) | 22.2 | 22.1 |
| Interest coverage ratio (No. of times) | 461.0 | 333.3 |
| Operating profit margin (%) | 10.4 | 10.2 |
Internal Control Systems and their adequacy: The Company has adequate internal financial control systems and details of the same are mentioned in the Boards Report.
Company Outlook
Endurance is strategically positioning itself for future growth through global acquisitions, capacity expansion and technological advancement. It plans to cater to the four-wheeler market and is actively exploring partnership opportunities to offer products such as suspension and braking systems for four-wheelers. It aims to increase market penetration despite its strong presence in 2W/3W
components. Additionally, the establishment of a new manufacturing plant in Maharashtra is expected to boost the production of lithium-ion battery packs for electric mobility and energy storage systems in the coming years.
Risk Management
The Companys risk management policy outlines a structured framework to identify, assess and mitigate risks that could impact business growth. The policy is tailored to the nature of the Companys operations and includes strategies to address potential threats. The Board oversees the risk management process, regularly reviews risk assessments and evaluates reports from internal auditors on risk management and internal controls.
Key risks and the mitigation strategies
| Risk name | Risk description | Mitigation strategy |
/^7^j\ Economic risk |
Fluctuations in the economic environment, including inflation or changes in interest rates, can impact the Companys operations and overall financial performance. | Recognising the potential impact of economic fluctuations on consumer spending in the automotive sector, Endurance has adopted an expansion-focused strategy. This includes broadening its product portfolio and extending its geographical footprint. The Company supplies a wide range of products to various OEMs and the aftermarket. Its strong brand reputation and robust customer relationships have further reinforced its competitive advantage. |
Reputational risk |
Failure to deliver on product strategy or to maintain a safe working environment or to comply with regulatory requirements can damage the Companys reputation and weaken its position in the industry. | Endurance ensures sustainable production practices that adhere to safety standards and promote ethical labour practices. The Company also ensures compliance with industry regulations and collaborates with key stakeholders to retain its strong reputation in the industry. |
Regulatory risk |
The Companys operations are vulnerable to changes in trade policies, safety regulations, emission standards and government incentives, which can affect overall business performance and strategies. | The Company ensures complete compliance with the norms and regulations set by relevant regulatory authorities. |
Customer concentration risk |
Relying on specific consumers might impact the Companys revenue creation. | Reliance on specific customers is balanced by their reciprocal reliance on Endurance. |
Information technology risk |
Failure to maintain a strong and secure IT infrastructure, or any compromises on data privacy and security, could disrupt the Companys operations and damage its reputation. | Endurance has implemented essential software solutions to protect its information assets. Supported by ISO 27001 accreditation, the Company maintains a robust Information Security Management System (ISMS) to mitigate IT-related risks. |
Supply chain risk |
Any disruption in the supply of raw materials or essential components can hinder the manufacturing process and affect the Companys ability to meet market demands effectively. | To ensure a steady supply of raw materials, the Company focuses on strengthening relationships with vendors. In addition, the Company prioritises indigenous sourcing and long-term contracts to enhance supply chain stability. |
?Oo , . , People risk |
Attrition due to poor employee relations can negatively affect Endurances long-term growth and damage its reputation in the industry. | Endurance has implemented effective HR policies that support the Companys success and employees personal growth. These include providing relevant training, ensuring a positive work environment and recognising the contributions of its employees. |
1^(7^ Financial risk |
Maintaining financial stability is essential for the Companys long-term growth and success. | The Companys investment decisions are based on proper financial evaluations. Profitablility and returns are reviewed at plant and product level. There is focus on keeping operating and financial leverage at low levels. |
Cautionary statement
This document contains some statements about expected future events, financial and operating results of Endurance Technologies Limited, which are forward-looking. By nature, forward-looking statements require the Company to make assumptions and are subject to inherent risks and uncertainties. There is significant risk that the assumptions, predictions and other forward-looking statements may not prove to be accurate. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements as a number of factors could cause assumptions, actual future results and events to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements.
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