Schaeffler India shares slipped 2.02% to Rs 4,028.00 on Friday afternoon, closing at that level at 3:30 pm. The stock is part of the Nifty Midcap 150 index.
The company has shown steady growth in its consolidated revenue and net profit. For the quarter ending June 2026, revenue was Rs 2,760.55 Crore, up 17.34% from Rs 2,352.59 Crore in June 2025. Net profit rose to Rs 325.78 Crore, a 13.47% increase from Rs 287.11 Crore.
Earnings per share also climbed, moving from Rs 18.40 in June 2025 to Rs 20.80 in June 2026, a 13.04% rise.
On a yearly basis, revenue for the year ending December 2025 reached Rs 9,685.85 Crore, up 41.05% from Rs 6,867.42 Crore in 2022. Net profit grew to Rs 1,150.35 Crore, a 30.84% jump from Rs 879.21 Crore, while EPS increased to Rs 73.60 from Rs 56.30.
The company remains debt‑free, with a debt‑to‑equity ratio of 0.00 across all reported years. Cash flow from operating activities surged 72% to Rs 1,290 Crore in December 2025, though net cash flow dipped to Rs 499 Crore after a negative Rs 96 Crore in December 2023.
Total assets grew 43.41% to Rs 8,212 Crore, and reserves and surplus rose 41.42% to Rs 6,016 Crore, reflecting healthy retained earnings.
Financial ratios show consistent returns. Return on equity ranged between 17% and 20%, interest coverage stayed strong at 366.15 in 2025, and the current ratio remained healthy between 2.59 and 2.92.
Schaeffler India rewards shareholders with dividends. A final dividend of Rs 35.00 per share (1750%) was announced on 24 Feb 2026, effective 23 Apr 2026. Earlier dividends were Rs 28.00 in 2025, Rs 26.00 in 2024, and Rs 24.00 in 2023.
The company has also executed stock splits, with a 10:2 split on 8 Feb 2022, and a bonus issue of 1:2 in 1995.
Despite the recent price decline, market sentiment remains bullish as of 11 Aug 2026, with the last traded price at Rs 4,028.00.