NRB Bearings Delivers Robust Q2FY26 Performance

12 Nov 2025 CW Team

Key Highlights (Standalone):

Revenue from Operations: Up 8.2 per cent YoY
EBITDA: Rs 670.9 million; EBITDA Margin at 20.9 per cent
Profit After Tax (PAT): Rs 410.4 million; up 15.2 per cent YoY
H1FY26 PAT: Up 37.9 per cent
Consolidated EBITDA Margin: 20.3 per cent of revenue

Commenting on the results, Harshbeena Zaveri, Managing Director, said:

“We are pleased to report another quarter of consistent growth and robust performance—marking the third consecutive quarter of strength—despite near-term demand headwinds caused by the delayed GST implementation. Our financial results demonstrate NRB’s agility, operational excellence, and ability to deliver sustained profitability.”

She further added,

“Our growth accelerator remains focused on expanding market share, deepening penetration, and offering a wider range of products—from design to delivery—leveraging our strong R&D foundation. While maintaining leadership in mobility friction solutions, we are now strategically scaling our presence in industrial friction solutions, targeting high-growth and sunrise sectors.”

In line with its sustainability and diversification strategy, NRB has completed the acquisition of an 8.5 per cent stake in Ampere, enabling it to source up to 15 MWp of solar power in Maharashtra for captive consumption, reinforcing its renewable energy commitment.

As part of its long-term vision, NRB has embarked on a Rs 2 billion expansion plan, the first phase of its roadmap toward achieving a turnover of Rs 25+ billion by FY2031. The company is pursuing global joint ventures for co-developing advanced friction solutions for next-generation industrial applications, alongside strategic acquisitions and manufacturing modernization to drive capacity expansion, automation, and mass customization.

Outlook:

In the near term, NRB remains focused on diversifying beyond automotive while sustaining its leadership in that segment. The company continues to target industries with high entry barriers—such as industrial machinery, aerospace, and defence—through selective acquisitions and partnerships for accelerated growth.

“Our strategic focus remains on speed, scalability, and margin consistency,” Zaveri emphasized. “With our people, R&D strength, and commitment to innovation, we are well-positioned to deliver sustainable and profitable growth.”

NRB Bearing, India’s leading manufacturer of cylindrical and needle roller bearings and a pioneer in friction solutions for the automotive industry, announced its financial results for the second quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025, delivering strong operational and financial performance.Key Highlights (Standalone):Revenue from Operations: Up 8.2 per cent YoYEBITDA: Rs 670.9 million; EBITDA Margin at 20.9 per centProfit After Tax (PAT): Rs 410.4 million; up 15.2 per cent YoYH1FY26 PAT: Up 37.9 per centConsolidated EBITDA Margin: 20.3 per cent of revenueCommenting on the results, Harshbeena Zaveri, Managing Director, said:“We are pleased to report another quarter of consistent growth and robust performance—marking the third consecutive quarter of strength—despite near-term demand headwinds caused by the delayed GST implementation. Our financial results demonstrate NRB’s agility, operational excellence, and ability to deliver sustained profitability.”She further added,“Our growth accelerator remains focused on expanding market share, deepening penetration, and offering a wider range of products—from design to delivery—leveraging our strong R&D foundation. While maintaining leadership in mobility friction solutions, we are now strategically scaling our presence in industrial friction solutions, targeting high-growth and sunrise sectors.”In line with its sustainability and diversification strategy, NRB has completed the acquisition of an 8.5 per cent stake in Ampere, enabling it to source up to 15 MWp of solar power in Maharashtra for captive consumption, reinforcing its renewable energy commitment.As part of its long-term vision, NRB has embarked on a Rs 2 billion expansion plan, the first phase of its roadmap toward achieving a turnover of Rs 25+ billion by FY2031. The company is pursuing global joint ventures for co-developing advanced friction solutions for next-generation industrial applications, alongside strategic acquisitions and manufacturing modernization to drive capacity expansion, automation, and mass customization.Outlook:In the near term, NRB remains focused on diversifying beyond automotive while sustaining its leadership in that segment. The company continues to target industries with high entry barriers—such as industrial machinery, aerospace, and defence—through selective acquisitions and partnerships for accelerated growth.“Our strategic focus remains on speed, scalability, and margin consistency,” Zaveri emphasized. “With our people, R&D strength, and commitment to innovation, we are well-positioned to deliver sustainable and profitable growth.”

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