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The company reported 64 EV programs across 33 customers at the end of Q3 FY26, exceeding both the committed program count and customer count. (5 exceeded across 5 tracked commitments)
“So, our end customer is working with other OEMs in Europe, and it is wide acceptability in the automotive sector. ... we are looking at a very high volume, as Vivek said, I mean, 3 to 4 times growth compared to last year.”
Reported EBITDA margins remained within the committed 24%-26% range in both Q3 FY26 and the first nine months of FY26. (4 met, 1 missed across 5 tracked commitments)
“26% Margins 5-year Avg. EBITDA”
Pursue additional EV and hybrid driveline programs awarded in Q4 FY26, with production launches scheduled from H1 FY28 to H1 FY29. — target: Four programs adding ₹5.8 billion to the orderbook; SOPs scheduled in H1 FY28, H2 FY28 and H1 FY29 (+2 more commitments)
“₹2,200 mn addition in our orderbook H1 FY29 Start of Production; ₹1,400 mn addition in our orderbook H1 FY28 Start of Production; ₹1,200 mn addition in our orderbook H2 FY28 Start of Production; ₹1,000 mn addition in our orderbook H1 FY28 Start of Production”
See the full cited Management analysis of Sona BLW Precis.
The current call does not repeat the earlier ₹24,000-crore Indian market estimate or provide a new market-size data point. Instead, it reports four new driveline wins across Europe, North America and India, covering EV and hybrid applications. This supports expanding commercial traction, but it does not establish a multi-quarter quantitative trend in the addressable-market estimate. (1 new trend across 1 signal)
“We won 4 new driveline orders... we've won 3 driveline orders from European OEMs in a single quarter... One of the four orders this quarter was for a hybrid platform.”
See the full cited Future Growth analysis of Sona BLW Precis.
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