ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Ltd posted consolidated revenue from operations of ₹9.13 billion and a net profit of ₹1.08 billion for the September quarter of FY26. Despite marginal dips compared to the previous year, the company sustains strong operational performance amid market challenges.
                                        
                        
	ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited, a leading supplier in the automotive components sector, announced its financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. The company recorded consolidated revenue from operations of ₹9.13 billion and a profit after tax of ₹1.08 billion.
	 
	While the quarterly revenue and profit showed slight decreases compared to the same quarter last year, the firm continues to maintain a stable market position with its advanced technology offerings in automated manual transmissions (AMT), electronic braking systems (EBS), and electronically controlled air suspension (ECOS).
	 
	The automotive components industry is navigating growth pressures with fluctuating demand and rising input costs, yet ZF CVCS India’s robust product portfolio and strategic initiatives support resilience. The company also announced changes in its board with new appointments aimed at strengthening governance and future growth.
	 
	In the half-yearly context, ZF CVCS India showed slight improvement in revenue and net profit compared to the previous year, signaling steady recovery momentum.
	 
	Key Highlights:
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		Q2 FY26 consolidated revenue: ₹9.13 billion.
 
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		Net profit after tax: ₹1.08 billion.
 
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		Maintains strong technology leadership in AMT, EBS, and ECOS products.
 
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		Faces marginal revenue and profit decline YoY due to market headwinds.
 
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		Half-yearly revenue and profit show year-on-year improvement.
 
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		Board changes include new director appointment to enhance governance.
 
	Sources:  ScanX Trade, ZF CV India official filings, Moneycontrol, Business Standard