If you’re hunting for dependable auto parts, SPR Auto’s latest numbers paint a clear picture of the market’s pulse. A 14% jump in Q2 net profit hints that the supply chain is still humming, even as input costs climb.
The company hauled in ₹162.30 crore in net profit for Q2 FY27, up from ₹142.10 crore a year earlier, while consolidated revenue from operations leapt 62% to ₹1,648.20 crore. That’s a big jump, but it comes with a 72% rise in total expenses, driven largely by a doubling of material costs to ₹859.80 crore.
SPR Auto, once a niche player, now sits shoulder‑to‑shoulder with giants like Bosch and Denso in the Indian market. The recent acquisition of three interior and lighting businesses from Spain’s Grupo Antolin expands its design footprint, positioning it to offer more premium interior options to OEMs.
The company also completed a ₹1,000 crore Qualified Institutional Placement in August, slashing its debt load and freeing up capital for future tech moves. With the Indian government pushing for a 30% EV share by 2030, stronger financials mean SPR can invest in EV‑specific components, potentially keeping component prices in check for manufacturers.
Looking ahead, SPR plans to roll out new product lines later this year, with a launch window in November. Keep an eye on its next quarterly filing for signs of how the push toward electrification is translating into sales.