ZF CV Control Systems India FY25 Earnings Up 13.5%

ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India has reported a 13.5% rise in net profit for FY25. The growth came despite flat revenue. Strong margins and tight cost control helped drive earnings.

The company earned ₹4,610 crore in profit. Last year, it earned ₹4,080 crore. Revenue held steady at ₹38,300 crore. The profit margin improved to 12%, up from 11% the year before. Earnings per share also grew, from ₹214 to ₹243.

The India segment led the revenue. It contributed ₹22,700 crore. That’s 59% of the total. The cost of sales was ₹22,400 crore, or 58% of revenue. General and administrative expenses stood at ₹5,480 crore, making up nearly half of all costs.

ZF focuses on commercial vehicle systems. It supplies critical control parts like braking and automation components. Its Indian operations remain strong, helped by rising domestic demand.

The company expects steady growth ahead. Over the next three years, analysts forecast ZF CVCS India revenue to rise by 17% annually. That’s nearly twice the pace of the broader auto components sector, which is expected to grow at 9%.

Despite solid results, the share price stayed flat over the past week. Investors may be waiting for stronger signals before moving.

Part of the global ZF Group, the India unit continues to play a key role in the ZF commercial vehicle business. Its product lineup supports both OEMs and fleet operators.

The ZF Commercial India profit growth 2025 reflects both market strength and cost discipline. With demand expected to rise and the company well-positioned, its momentum looks set to continue.

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