Belrise Industries Net Profit Rises 125.8% In Q4; Stock Surges 7% To Touch 52-Week High Mark

Belrise Industries shares rallied on Monday after the company reported a 125.8% year-on-year increase in its consolidated net profit to Rs 110.3 crore during the March quarter of financial year 2024-25. The company shares surged significantly after Q4 result announcement to touch their 52-week high mark.

Belrise Industries shares rallied around 7% to surge to a 52-week-high mark of Rs 108.98 apiece on BSE today. Belrise Industries shares were trading 4.36% higher at Rs 106.34 apiece on BSE at 2 pm. The company's market capitalisation stood at Rs 9,462.98 crore.

Belrise Industries Q4 Result

The company had reported a 125.8% annual increase in its net consolidated profit from Rs 48.8 crore to Rs 110.2 crore in the March quarter. The company's total revenue from operations stood at Rs 1799.1 crore during the March quarter against Rs 1476.4 crore during the corresponding quarter.

The company's total revenue stood at Rs 8290.82 crore in FY25 against Rs 7484.1 crore reported during the financial year 2024, showcasing a jump of 11%. Meanwhile, the company's gross profit increased 8% from Rs 1579.21 crore to Rs 14,587.1 crore.

Belrise Industries Q4 Result Highlights

Belrise Industries' revenue increased by 9% to Rs 6593.8 crore in FY25 from Rs 6033.0 crore in FY24. Manufacturing EBITDA up 10% to Rs 937.2 crore against Rs 8,545 crore in FY24. The company's two-wheeler contributed 81.3%, 3-wheeler contributed 3.6%, PV segment contributed 4.4%, CV segment contributed 7.3% the business growth.

Belrise Industries IPO

As per the company press release, Belrise Industries IPO has repaid debt to the tune of Rs 15,960 million. The raised fund will help the company in boosting its cost savings and significantly improve its debt ratios.

"We ended FY25 with total revenue from operations of ₹82,908 million, including ₹65,938 million from manufacturing activities, supported by strong offtake in key accounts, a better product mix and improved throughput from mature plants. Our EBITDA margin stood at 12.3% with profitability remaining stable despite raw material price fluctuations and cost absorption from newly commissioned facilities. A key highlight of the year is that we are moving from a Tier-1 supplier (subsystem supplier) to a Tier0.5 supplier (system supplier). This has led to an increasing share of systems and sub-assemblies in our manufacturing revenues - products that require greater engineering input and offer higher embedded value. Around 73% of our portfolio is now powertrain-agnostic, giving us the ability to scale across both ICE and EV platforms," said Shrikant Badve, Managing Director of Belrise Industries Limited.

Commenting on Belrise IPO listing, he added, "From the recently completed IPO, we have already repaid debt of ₹15,960 million, which will lead to the reduction in interest costs and a significant improvement in debt ratios over the year. In FY26, the auto component industry is expected to grow at a steady pace led by 2W and PV segments. We believe Belrise is well positioned to benefit from this trend and is estimated to grow faster than the industry at mid-teen levels, supported by strong relationships Tier-1 OEMs."