Jamna Auto Industries Unveils Q1 FY27 Results & UK Acquisition
Jamna Auto Industries reported Q1 FY27 results with revenue at ₹612 crore. The company announced its first overseas acquisition of UK-based Owen Springs Limited for £2.00 million (approx. ₹25 crore), expected to complete by mid-September 2026. A new leaf spring production line is also being set up at the Adityapur plant to boost capacity.
The acquisition of an overseas entity and significant capacity expansion plans are material events that will likely have a substantial impact on the company's future growth and market position.
The company announced positive quarterly results, a strategic international acquisition, and capacity expansion plans, all indicating growth and expansion.
Jamna Auto Industries Limited has announced its un-audited financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, along with a significant strategic move – the acquisition of Owen Springs Limited, a UK-based leaf and parabolic spring manufacturer. The company reported revenues of ₹612 crore, EBITDA of ₹88 crore (14.4%), and PBT of ₹66 crore (10.7%) for Q1 FY27. The acquisition of Owen Springs Limited, valued at £2.00 million (approximately ₹25 crore), marks Jamna Auto's first overseas expansion and is funded entirely from internal accruals. The transaction is expected to be completed by mid-September 2026 and aims to establish an immediate footprint in a mature international aftermarket.
Furthermore, Jamna Auto Industries is investing in capacity expansion by setting up a new leaf spring production line at its Adityapur plant, under its subsidiary Jai Suspensions Ltd. This brownfield expansion is intended to optimize capital expenditure and enhance production capacity to meet anticipated demand in the commercial vehicle sector. The company's strategic roadmap, 'Lakshya Rise 5000', targets revenues of ₹5,000 crore by FY2029-30, with new markets (Indian After Market + Export) contributing 40% of revenue, alongside a 40% ROCE and a 50% dividend payout.
The company's operational performance in Q1 FY27 was influenced by steady momentum in the Indian commercial vehicle industry, particularly the M&HCV segment. However, input costs saw a material increase due to rising crude oil and energy prices stemming from the conflict in West Asia. Commercial settlements with customers are underway to pass on these increased costs. Looking ahead, the fundamental demand drivers for the commercial vehicle sector remain positive, supported by sustained infrastructure investments and favorable economic conditions.
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