Sundaram Clayton Ltd posted a consolidated net loss of Rs 643.5 million for the September 2025 quarter, even as revenue from operations reached Rs 4.95 billion. The loss reflects margin pressures and higher operating costs amid a challenging environment for auto component manufacturers.
Sundaram Clayton Ltd, a key player in India’s auto ancillary sector, released its financial results for the second quarter of FY2025–26, revealing a mixed performance. While the company recorded consolidated revenue of Rs 4.95 billion, it reported a net loss of Rs 643.5 million for the quarter ended September 30, 2025.
The company faced headwinds from elevated input costs, depreciation charges, and subdued demand in export markets. Operating income remained under pressure, and the company’s EBIT turned negative, reflecting the strain on profitability. Despite these challenges, Sundaram Clayton continues to focus on long-term growth through product innovation and operational efficiency.
Management is expected to review cost structures and explore strategic partnerships to mitigate volatility and enhance competitiveness in the evolving automotive landscape.
Important Points
- Q2 FY2025–26 consolidated revenue: Rs 4.95 billion
- Net loss for the quarter: Rs 643.5 million
- Margin pressures due to input costs and depreciation
- Negative EBIT and subdued export demand
- Focus remains on innovation and operational streamlining
Sources: Livemint, Economic Times, Sundaram Clayton Investor Disclosures