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Talboros automotive shares: The share of Automotive Components Talbros Automotive’s stock reached a five -month high -level 323 per share range with a jump of 8 percent during intraday on Wednesday, June 11. Actually, the company and its joint ventures have received orders worth Rs 580 crore for domestic and export markets.
Company gets orders worth crores
Talbrose Automotive said that it has received orders worth Rs 260 crore for sealing businesses along with gaskets and heat shield products. Apart from this, the company has received orders worth Rs 290 crore for Chassis Component through its joint venture Marali Telbrose Chassis Systems. Of these, 50 percent order is from the EV segment. The product range of Talbrose Automatic includes products such as gaskets, heat shield, forging components, chassis and hose.
Company’s profit in March quarter
Through another joint venture firm Talbros Marugo Rubber, the company has also received orders of Rs 30 crore in the domestic market for products like Hoses and A/V.
The company believes that the glimpse of these audiences will also be seen in their revenue, this will also increase the profit of the company. The company’s shares have also received a rise of 1480 percent in the last 5 years.
The company’s net profit declined by 46.60 percent to Rs 26.58 crore in the fourth quarter of FY 2025, compared to Rs 49.78 crore in the fourth quarter of FY 2024. Revenue from the operation increased by 1.57 percent to Rs 205.86 crore in the fourth quarter of FY 2025.
These things involved in the company’s products
Talbrose Automotive Components, is a manufacturing company of Talbrose Group. It forms automotive and indestrial gaskets in collaboration with UK Coopers Paine. Many of its things are sold in Indian markets such as gaskets, chassis, rubber products and forging etc. Talbrose Group Portfolio also includes Mercedes-Benz dealership for passenger cars.
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