Tata AutoComp, a Tata group company, is expanding its presence in electric vehicle (EV) components and premium automotive interiors through a series of acquisitions, joint ventures, and overseas engineering centre expansions, the company said. The firm reported revenue of ₹13,095 crore and a net profit of ₹735 crore in fiscal year 2025, according to livemint.com.
Vice chairman Arvind Goel stated that these strategic moves over the past year are designed to deepen Tata AutoComp’s footprint in the EV segment and premium vehicle interiors. The company is also broadening its engineering capabilities by establishing new technology centres in Germany and China, aiming to support its growth in these areas, the report added.
The expansion aligns with the broader automotive industry shift toward electric vehicles and higher-end vehicle components. Tata AutoComp’s approach mirrors trends seen in the sector where companies are investing in EV-related technologies and premium offerings to capture emerging market opportunities. The company’s performance in FY25 demonstrates its growing role in these segments within India’s automotive supply chain.
Tata AutoComp’s new engineering centres in Germany and China represent concrete steps in its global expansion strategy. The company’s FY25 financial results, with ₹13,095 crore in revenue and ₹735 crore net profit, underscore its strengthened position as it pursues these acquisitions and joint ventures, according to livemint.com.