Pune, January 8, 2026: Schaeffler India Limited (BSE: 505790 | NSE: SCHAEFFLER) has informed stock exchanges that it does not meet the criteria to be classified as a large corporate, citing the absence of significant long-term borrowings at the close of the financial year.
Financial Position Update
The company stated that as of December 31, 2025, it did not have outstanding long-term borrowings of ₹100 crore or more. As a result, Schaeffler India does not fall within the threshold applicable to entities with elevated long-term debt profiles.This confirmation reflects the company’s conservative balance sheet approach and disciplined capital structure, underpinned by internal accruals and prudent financial management.
Implications for Investors
With long-term borrowings remaining below the specified threshold, Schaeffler India is not subject to additional disclosure requirements linked to higher leverage. For investors, this underscores the company’s strong liquidity position and limited reliance on long-term debt financing.The update also aligns with Schaeffler India’s historical emphasis on operational efficiency, stable cash flows, and cautious capital deployment amid cyclical demand patterns in the automotive and industrial segments.
About the Company
Schaeffler India Limited is a leading manufacturer of automotive and industrial components in India, offering solutions across engine, transmission, chassis, and industrial applications. The company is listed on both the BSE and the NSE and operates manufacturing facilities across key industrial hubs, serving domestic and global customers across mobility and industrial technology segments.Source:
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