Craftsman Automation Plans Rs 7.5 to eight Billion Capex in FY26
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Craftsman Automation Plans Rs 7.5 to eight Billion Capex in FY26

Craftsman Automation, a leading manufacturer of auto components, has announced plans to invest Rs 7.5 to eight billion in capital expenditure for the financial year 2026. The company aims to increase its revenue to Rs 70 billion during the same period, demonstrating strong growth aspirations.

Chairman and Managing Director Srinivasan Ravi disclosed these plans during the company’s Q4/FY25 earnings call. He emphasised that the company continues to prioritise expansion while maintaining operational resilience amidst a highly competitive manufacturing environment.

This capital investment underlines Craftsman Automation’s commitment to scaling its operations and sustaining profitability. The company remains confident about growth prospects across its diverse product segments, reinforcing its long-term strategic direction.

This focused approach is expected to enable the company to navigate both current and future challenges effectively, helping it consolidate its position as a leading player in the automotive components sector.

Source: Company Earnings Call, FY25 Q4

Craftsman Automation, a leading manufacturer of auto components, has announced plans to invest Rs 7.5 to eight billion in capital expenditure for the financial year 2026. The company aims to increase its revenue to Rs 70 billion during the same period, demonstrating strong growth aspirations.Chairman and Managing Director Srinivasan Ravi disclosed these plans during the company’s Q4/FY25 earnings call. He emphasised that the company continues to prioritise expansion while maintaining operational resilience amidst a highly competitive manufacturing environment.This capital investment underlines Craftsman Automation’s commitment to scaling its operations and sustaining profitability. The company remains confident about growth prospects across its diverse product segments, reinforcing its long-term strategic direction.This focused approach is expected to enable the company to navigate both current and future challenges effectively, helping it consolidate its position as a leading player in the automotive components sector.Source: Company Earnings Call, FY25 Q4

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