About Sansera Engineering Limited

Sansera Engineering Limited is a Bengaluru-headquartered precision engineering company specialising in precision-forged and machined components for automotive and non-automotive sectors, established in 1981 by Mr. S. Sekhar Vasan and expanded under co-promoters Mr. F. R. Singhvi, Mr. Unni Rajgopal, and Mr. D. Devaraj from early years onwards. The Company operates 17 integrated manufacturing units across India with an additional facility in Sweden, serving 97 clients in 27 countries across two-wheelers, passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, xEV/tech-agnostic platforms, aerospace, defence, semiconductor equipment, agriculture, off-road, and industrial applications. Key milestones include entry into passenger vehicles (1986), two-wheelers (1996), aerospace (2013), acquisition of Mape Sweden for HCV connecting rods (2017), listing on NSE and BSE (2021), expansion into aluminium-forged parts and EV drivetrain components (2019–2023), and commencement of semiconductor product supplies in 2024–2025, alongside a significant semiconductor equipment order win and a qualified institutions placement (QIP) in 2025 as part of strategic capital raising.

Sansera Engineering Limited Business Segment

• Automotive ICE 
  • Two-wheelers: Products include rocker arms, connecting rods, balancer shafts, crankshafts, flywheels, and shifter forks, with a four-year sales CAGR noted and a revenue mix share declining from 45.7% in 2020–21 to 43.8% in 2024–25 as portfolio diversified. 
  • Passenger vehicles: Components include fractured connecting rods, finger followers, timing sprockets, and brake-related precision parts; revenue mix moderated from 23.4% to 18.6% over 2020–21 to 2024–25 with a multi-year sales CAGR reported. 
  • Commercial vehicles: Key parts include body nozzles, parking pawls, guide bushes, and crankshafts; revenue mix moved from 13.4% to 10.5% between 2020–21 and 2024–25 with steady CAGR. 
• Auto Tech-agnostic and xEV 
  • PV/CV xEV and tech-agnostic: Rotor shafts, hollow shafts, gear motor parts, differential lock hooks, and aluminium balance rings; revenue mix increased to 14.8% in 2024–25 for the tech-agnostic/xEV bucket, with CV tech-agnostic/xEV at 3.1% and xEV/HEV at 5.9% in 2024–25. 
  • Two-wheeler tech-agnostic/xEV: Stem comps, footrests, brackets, and mirror housings; reported at 6.6% revenue contribution in 2024–25. 
• Non-Automotive 
  • ADS (Aerospace, Defence, Semiconductor): Aerospace engine casings and actuation parts, defence gimbals/actuators, and semiconductor equipment components; ADS highlighted as a key growth driver with order wins and commencement of semiconductor supplies in 2024–25. 
  • Non-ADS (Agriculture, Off-road, Industrial): Camshafts, pump barrels, connecting rods, and valve bridges; non-auto revenue contribution rose to 18.1% over four years, reaching 11.6% in 2024–25 with healthy CAGR signals. 

Revenue split by geography (if disclosed)

• India — Rs NA crore (68.4%): Unit header not specified for currency table; only percentage disclosed in “Region-wise Sales”. 
• International — Rs NA crore (31.6%): Percentage disclosure; amounts not specified in that section.
   

Sansera Engineering Limited Key Management

• B. R. Preetham — Executive Director & Group CEO; with Sansera since 1992, CEO since 2013; led growth from Rs 551 crore in 2013 to around Rs 3,037 crore revenue in FY 2024–25; instrumental in 10 greenfield facilities including one in Sweden, IPO in September 2021, and QIP in October 2025. 
• Rajesh Kumar Modi — Company Secretary and Compliance Officer; signatory to the FY 2024–25 Integrated Annual Report and AGM communication.
   

Latest Updates on Sansera Engineering Limited

• Semiconductor entry: Commenced supply of semiconductor products and secured a significant semiconductor equipment order win in FY 2024–25, marking a strategic adjacency beyond core precision auto components. 
• Capacity expansion: Completed construction of a new aerospace and defence plant, quadrupling capacity over the existing facility to support ADS growth. 
• New facilities and exports: Started operations of a new machining facility at Plant 11, Bidadi; commenced export of EV components for PVs and CVs; added large non-automotive export customers. 
• Capital raise: Successfully closed a Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) in 2025 aligned to strategic growth and diversification priorities as highlighted in management’s message. 
• Plant certifications and sustainability: Achieved IGBC Green Factory Buildings Platinum Certification for Plant 11 and continued focus on technology-enabled operations and automation. 
• Expansion projects: Initiated construction to expand the Pantnagar facility and began a dedicated machining facility build at Plant 11, Bidadi for aluminium-forged parts.