Schaeffler India's Q3 Profit Soars 36% to ₹322 Crore Amid Strong Performance

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Schaeffler India Q3 Profit Jumps 36% to ₹322 Crore, Revenue Up 27%

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CNBC Awaaz•24-02-2026, 18:17

Schaeffler India Q3 Profit Jumps 36% to ₹322 Crore, Revenue Up 27%

•Schaeffler India Limited reported strong Q3 results with consolidated profit increasing 36% year-on-year to ₹322 crore.
•The company's consolidated revenue grew by approximately 27% to ₹2,724 crore from ₹2,136 crore in the same quarter last year.
•EBITDA rose by 31% to ₹485 crore, with the EBITDA margin improving from 17.3% to 17.8%.
•Increased demand and improved operational performance contributed to the strong earnings.
•Analysts view the results as positive indicators, expecting continued strong performance in automotive and industrial segments.

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