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Schaeffler India Ltd Q4 CY2025: ₹26,431 mn Revenue, ₹3,280 mn PAT, 19.1% EBITDA Margin — Premium Bearings, Premium Valuation?


1. At a Glance – German Engineering, Indian Valuation

₹68,105 crore market cap. ₹4,357 stock price. 56.9 P/E. 29.8% ROCE. 22.2% ROE. Debt-to-equity of 0.01.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is not your average auto component company. This is Schaeffler India Ltd, the Mercedes of bearings. Q4 CY2025 revenue came in at ₹26,431 million (₹2,643 crore), up 26.9% YoY. PAT clocked ₹3,280 million (₹328 crore), up 31.5% YoY. EBITDA margin? A smooth 19.1%.

Stock has delivered 42.3% in one year and 11.7% in the last 3 months. So yes, the market is impressed.

But here’s the spicy part — it trades at 12.4 times book value.

Are we paying for quality? Or are we paying for German precision with Indian enthusiasm?

Stay with me.


2. Introduction – Bearings, But Make It Sexy

Most people hear “bearings” and imagine a dusty warehouse.

But Schaeffler isn’t just selling metal rings.

It is sitting at the intersection of:

  • Internal combustion engines
  • Hybrid systems
  • EV components
  • Industrial automation
  • Aftermarket spares

And it is a subsidiary of the global Schaeffler Group — 200 locations, 75 production facilities, ~85,000 employees, ~26,000 patents till 2020.

This isn’t some local vendor trying to survive price wars. This is an engineering heavyweight.

Revenue mix in Q4 FY23:

  • Automotive Technologies – 41%
  • Industrial – 37%
  • Automotive Aftermarket – 10%
  • Exports – 11%

Diversified. Balanced. Not dependent on one segment.

But here’s a question for you — if everything is so diversified and strong, why does it trade at double the industry P/E of 28.2?

Let’s investigate.


3. Business Model – WTF Do They Even Do?

Let’s simplify.

If something rotates, moves, vibrates, or transfers motion — Schaeffler wants to be inside it.

1. Automotive Technologies

Clutches. Hybrid systems. Electrified drive systems. Transmission systems.

Basically, if your car moves smoothly, they’re probably involved.

2. Bearings & Industrial Solutions

From tiny high-speed bearings to giant industrial ones several meters wide.
Customers? Railways, industrial automation, power transmission.

3. Automotive Aftermarket

Spare parts, repair kits, and the recently launched lubricants under “Schaeffler TruPower”.

4. Special Machinery

They even build their own production machinery. Vertical integration level: German.

The company operates 4 production facilities:

  • Vadodara
  • Savli
  • Pune
  • Hosur

R&D spend: ~2% of revenue.

Now tell me — is this just a bearing company? Or is this a motion-technology monopoly in disguise?


4. Financials Overview – Numbers Don’t Lie (Mostly)

Full-year EPS (Dec 2025): ₹76.53

Recalculated P/E

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