Samvardhana Motherson Market Update: February 2026 Samvardhana Motherson International Limited (SAMIL) shares reached a new **52-week high of ₹135.83** on February 11, 2026. This rally follows the release of third-quarter results for the 2025–26 fiscal year, which showed the company achieving its highest-ever quarterly revenue. The stock has demonstrated significant momentum, gaining approximately **18% over the last month** and outperforming the broader auto components sector. The company reported a consolidated net profit of **₹1,072.27 crore** for the December quarter, representing a **9% to 16.5% year-on-year increase** depending on normalization adjustments. Total revenue from operations surged **14% to reach ₹31,409 crore**. This growth was driven by a combination of organic expansion, the integration of recent acquisitions like Atsumitec, and favorable foreign exchange movements. Operational performance remained stable with EBITDA rising **13.3% to ₹3,043 crore**. The operating margin stood at **9.7%**, reflecting steady profitability despite a challenging global macroeconomic environment and elevated working capital requirements. The company’s net leverage ratio remains healthy at **1.1x**, even as it continues aggressive capital expenditure, which totaled **₹1,594 crore** for the quarter. Growth is being further solidified through new greenfield projects. The company recently announced a new wiring harness facility in **Morocco** and a vision systems unit in **Pune**. These projects are part of a broader strategy to expand in emerging markets. Additionally, the aerospace business showed exceptional momentum with **41% year-on-year growth**, supported by an expanding order book that now includes business jets and rotary-wing aircraft. Market analysts have responded to these results with optimism. Brokerages including Motilal Oswal and Emkay Global have reiterated "Buy" ratings, with price targets revised upward to a range between **₹140 and ₹148**. Analysts point to the successful integration of the Nexans AutoElectric business and the company's "Vision 2030" goals as key long-term value drivers. Institutional interest is high, with a **74% increase in delivery volume** noted in recent trading sessions. Investors are focusing on the company's ability to navigate potential trade tariffs through its localized global manufacturing footprint. The shift toward premium vehicles and SUVs continues to benefit SAMIL, as these platforms require more complex wiring and advanced modules per vehicle.