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List of Auto Ancillary Stocks in India (2025)

Auto ancillary stocks belong to companies manufacturing parts and components for vehicles. Their performance depends on automobile production, replacement demand, technological adoption, and global supply chain dynamics.

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1.Samvardhana Motherson International LtdMOTHERSONAuto PartsAuto Parts1,24,078.031,24,078.03117.56117.5632.6332.630.850.859.979.9715.4715.478.538.533.343.3411.6411.6414.3414.340.480.480.460.462.762.76
2.Bosch LtdBOSCHLTDAuto PartsAuto Parts1,08,669.321,08,669.3236,845.0036,845.0053.9253.920.720.72-1.14-1.1417.2817.284.734.737.877.8715.5815.5818.8918.891.391.390.010.011.821.82
3.UNO Minda LtdUNOMINDAAuto PartsAuto Parts73,384.7973,384.791,271.901,271.9077.8277.820.390.390.700.7020.5820.5816.6516.6512.0012.0016.5716.5719.2619.260.180.180.400.402.752.75
4.Bharat Forge LtdBHARATFORGIron & SteelIron & Steel66,659.9066,659.901,394.301,394.3070.8370.83-0.88-0.885.105.109.739.731.191.197.237.2311.4911.4916.6316.630.610.610.730.732.522.52
5.MRF LtdMRFTires & RubberTires & Rubber65,154.5665,154.561,53,625.001,53,625.0034.8634.861.041.04-4.02-4.0212.8712.8721.1221.123.523.5210.6210.6213.8113.810.150.150.200.201.771.77
6.Schaeffler India LtdSCHAEFFLERAuto PartsAuto Parts60,799.0060,799.003,889.803,889.8064.7664.760.120.12-7.62-7.62-7.69-7.697.937.9311.4011.4018.5218.5223.7723.770.720.720.010.012.382.38
7.Tube Investments of India LtdTIINDIACyclesCycles52,317.0552,317.052,703.602,703.6077.6677.66-1.35-1.35-9.50-9.50-12.16-12.16-26.12-26.126.806.809.339.3316.2016.200.130.130.090.092.682.68
8.Balkrishna Industries LtdBALKRISINDTires & RubberTires & Rubber46,469.5946,469.592,403.802,403.8028.0828.08-0.20-0.205.245.24-2.74-2.74-16.41-16.414.474.4717.2017.2020.3020.300.670.670.310.312.152.15
9.Endurance Technologies LtdENDURANCEAuto PartsAuto Parts37,298.1637,298.162,651.602,651.6044.6044.60-0.63-0.63-7.20-7.208.068.0612.5912.596.526.5215.6415.6417.7417.740.380.380.170.172.722.72
10.Apollo Tyres LtdAPOLLOTYRETires & RubberTires & Rubber33,610.1933,610.19530.60530.6029.9729.97-0.86-0.864.044.0415.8115.81-0.72-0.722.282.287.827.8210.1510.150.940.940.300.302.122.12
11.Exide Industries LtdEXIDEINDBatteriesBatteries32,329.7532,329.75380.35380.3540.6740.672.072.07-2.43-2.43-2.20-2.20-16.35-16.352.322.325.935.938.618.610.530.530.140.142.102.10
12.Sona BLW Precision Forgings LtdSONACOMSAuto PartsAuto Parts31,064.2931,064.29499.65499.6551.6751.671.631.631.981.98-7.14-7.14-27.50-27.505.505.5014.2414.2413.8413.840.640.640.040.042.682.68
13.Motherson Sumi Wiring India LtdMSUMICablesCables30,200.5930,200.5945.5445.5449.8449.84-1.30-1.30-2.92-2.9216.3516.357.157.1517.7817.7835.9035.9043.1943.190.510.510.160.162.112.11
14.ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India LtdZFCVINDIAAuto PartsAuto Parts28,195.3128,195.3114,865.0014,865.0061.2061.200.530.5317.3417.3410.0910.0918.3718.378.778.7715.3515.3518.6618.660.130.130.000.002.622.62
15.Sundram Fasteners LtdSUNDRMFASTAuto PartsAuto Parts19,705.8419,705.84937.80937.8036.5536.550.350.35-2.43-2.43-5.75-5.75-17.31-17.315.145.1414.8214.8218.2418.240.770.770.210.212.062.06
16.Amara Raja Energy & Mobility LtdARE&MBatteriesBatteries17,209.8717,209.87940.30940.3018.2218.22-0.57-0.57-6.71-6.71-5.83-5.83-28.81-28.812.332.3313.3213.3216.7916.791.121.120.040.042.132.13
17.CEAT LtdCEATLTDTires & RubberTires & Rubber15,706.5015,706.503,888.703,888.7033.2333.23-2.36-2.36-1.60-1.607.407.4023.7623.763.593.5911.2211.2215.2315.230.770.770.490.492.982.98
18.JBM Auto LtdJBMAAuto PartsAuto Parts14,245.2314,245.23602.35602.3570.5570.55-0.40-0.40-8.39-8.39-15.58-15.58-25.94-25.9410.2810.2815.6615.6618.8818.880.140.141.901.903.863.86
19.Gabriel India LtdGABRIELAuto PartsAuto Parts13,845.8413,845.84963.90963.9056.5256.52-3.57-3.57-22.04-22.0448.0948.09116.58116.5811.7011.7022.4222.4226.7426.740.490.490.060.064.564.56
20.JK Tyre & Industries LtdJKTYRETires & RubberTires & Rubber12,988.5512,988.55474.00474.0026.2426.242.052.055.095.0927.1327.1319.8519.852.612.6110.3210.3213.7813.780.630.630.990.992.762.76
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Top Auto Ancillary Stocks in 2025

Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd

Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd is a global auto component manufacturer specialising in wiring harnesses, rearview mirrors, lighting systems, and polymer products. Headquartered in India, it serves leading automobile OEMs worldwide. Its diverse portfolio and acquisitions-driven growth strategy make it one of the largest automotive suppliers with a strong international footprint.

UNO Minda Ltd

UNO Minda Ltd, formerly Minda Industries, is a leading Indian automotive component manufacturer catering to OEMs and the aftermarket. The company produces switches, lighting systems, horns, alloy wheels, and other components. With innovation-driven R&D and a global presence, UNO Minda strengthens India’s auto ancillary industry through quality manufacturing and customer-centric solutions.

MRF Ltd

MRF Ltd, headquartered in Chennai, is India’s largest tire manufacturer and a trusted brand worldwide. It produces a wide range of tires for passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, two-wheelers, and off-road applications. With strong brand recall, motorsport involvement, and consistent innovation, MRF is synonymous with durability, performance, and reliability in the tire industry.

Schaeffler India Ltd

Schaeffler India Ltd, part of the German Schaeffler Group, is a key player in motion technology and precision engineering. It manufactures bearings, engine components, transmission systems, and industrial solutions. Serving automotive and industrial sectors, Schaeffler India focuses on sustainability, digitalisation, and advanced technologies, driving efficiency and innovation across mobility and manufacturing.

What are Auto Ancillary Stocks?

Auto ancillary stocks are shares of companies that manufacture and supply components, systems, and parts used in the production of automobiles. These companies form the backbone of the automotive supply chain, supporting vehicle manufacturers (OEMs – Original Equipment Manufacturers) by providing essential parts.

Examples of Auto Ancillary Products

Engine & Powertrain components – pistons, crankshafts, transmission systems
Electrical systems – batteries, wiring harnesses, lighting
Tyres & Rubber products – tyres, tubes, belts, hoses
Braking systems – brake pads, discs, ABS systems
Interior & Exterior parts – seats, dashboards, bumpers, mirrors
Other components – bearings, filters, exhaust systems, lubricants

How to Invest in Auto Ancillary Stocks?

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Advantages of Investing in Auto Ancillary Stocks

Diversified Demand Across Vehicle Segments

Auto ancillary companies supply parts to multiple segments, two-wheelers, passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and even tractors. This diversification cushions them against demand fluctuations in any single category.

Export Growth Potential

India has become a major hub for auto components, exporting to markets in Europe, the U.S., and Asia. With cost competitiveness and quality improvements, many Indian companies benefit from global supply chain opportunities.

Play on Rising Domestic Auto Demand

India is one of the largest automobile markets in the world. Growing middle-class incomes, government push for infrastructure, and higher rural demand directly boost vehicle sales, which in turn fuels ancillary growth.

Beneficiaries of EV Transition

As electric vehicles (EVs) gain traction, ancillary players in batteries, motors, wiring harnesses, and lightweight materials stand to benefit. Some companies are already adapting product lines to meet EV demand.

Lower Capital Intensity Compared to OEMs

Unlike automakers (OEMs), ancillary firms often require lower capital expenditure to scale production. This can translate into better return ratios and healthier balance sheets in the long run.

Consistent Aftermarket & Replacement Demand

Beyond supplying new vehicles, ancillary firms earn steady revenues from the replacement market (spare parts, tyres, batteries, lubricants). This segment provides stability even when new vehicle sales slow down.

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Risks of Investing in Auto Ancillary Stocks

Cyclicality of the Auto Industry

The auto ancillary sector is highly dependent on automobile sales. During economic slowdowns, vehicle demand falls, directly impacting component suppliers.

Raw Material Price Volatility

Steel, aluminium, rubber, and crude-based derivatives are key inputs. Any surge in raw material prices can squeeze margins, especially if costs cannot be fully passed on to OEMs.

High Dependence on OEMs

Most ancillary firms rely on a few large automobile manufacturers for bulk orders. If an OEM faces production cuts, regulatory issues, or a slowdown, the supplier’s revenues take a hit.

Technological Disruptions (EV Transition)

While EVs present opportunities, they also pose risks. Companies focused heavily on internal combustion engine (ICE) parts (like exhaust systems, fuel pumps) may face declining demand unless they adapt quickly.

Global Competition & Export Risks

Indian players face competition from global giants with advanced technology. Exporters are also exposed to forex fluctuations, trade restrictions, and geopolitical risks.

Regulatory & Policy Risks

Stricter emission norms, safety regulations, and government policies can require high compliance costs. For instance, BS-VI norms forced many firms to redesign products, adding pressure on margins.

Factors to Consider Before Investing in Auto Ancillary Stocks

Demand Outlook of the Automobile Sector

Since ancillary companies depend on auto sales, check growth trends in two-wheelers, passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and EVs. A robust industry outlook usually means stronger ancillary growth.

Client & OEM Dependency

Check concentration of revenue from major customers. Companies with multiple OEMs and aftermarket exposure are less vulnerable to a slowdown from any single client.

Export Competitiveness

Export-driven firms gain from global opportunities, but also face forex and trade risks. Assess whether the company is leveraging India’s low-cost manufacturing edge in international markets.

Adaptability to EV Transition

With the shift to electric mobility, companies supplying batteries, motors, lightweight materials, and electronics are better positioned. Firms heavily reliant on ICE components face structural risks if they don’t innovate.

Margins & Raw Material Costs

Check how the company manages input cost volatility (steel, aluminium, rubber). Stable operating margins, efficient cost controls, and ability to pass on costs to OEMs are strong positives.

Aftermarket Presence

A strong replacement market business (spare parts, tyres, batteries, lubricants) provides steady income even during downturns, balancing OEM-dependent revenues.

Conclusion

While auto ancillary stocks in India present compelling opportunities, ranging from diversified demand, rising exports, and EV-led growth to stable aftermarket revenues, the sector is not without risks. Cyclicality of the auto industry, raw material price swings, heavy OEM dependence, and regulatory hurdles can weigh on investor sentiment. Therefore, it is important to evaluate the fundamentals and growth prospects of auto ancillary stocks before investing. With Tickertape Stock Screener, you can evaluate auto ancillary stocks on over 200 filters and identify the ones that aligns with your investment thesis.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Auto Ancillary Stocks

  1. What are Auto Ancillary Stocks?

    Auto ancillary stocks represent companies that manufacture components, systems, and parts used in automobiles. They supply to multiple vehicle categories such as two-wheelers, passenger cars, and commercial vehicles. These firms gain from rising auto demand, exports, and EV adoption, but face risks from raw material costs and technological transitions.

  2. How to invest in auto ancillary stocks?

    Here’s how you can invest in Auto Ancillary Stocks -
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  3. What is the future projection of auto ancillary stocks?

    Auto ancillary companies are set to benefit from India’s vehicle demand, PLI schemes, and global supply chain de-risking. EV adoption opens new growth avenues in batteries and electronics, though traditional ICE component demand may decline. Future-ready ancillaries aligned with EVs and exports could outperform.

    Disclaimer: This is only for educational purposes as the latest data is derived from major financial research reports.

  4. How to choose auto ancillary stocks for investing?

    Look for companies diversified across vehicle segments and OEMs, with strong export potential and EV-ready product lines. Prioritise firms with healthy operating margins, strong R&D capabilities, and innovation-driven strategies. Ancillaries aligned with the EV transition and global supply chains could deliver better long-term performance.

    Disclaimer: Please note that this is not a recommendation. Please do your own research or consult your financial advisor before investing.

  5. Do auto ancillary stocks offer regular dividends?

    Many auto ancillary firms reinvest heavily in capacity and R&D, so dividends are modest. Larger, established players may pay moderate dividends, but regularity is not uniform across the segment.

    Disclaimer: This is only for educational purposes as the latest data is derived from Tickertape Stock Screener.

  6. What are the factors affecting auto ancillary stocks prices?

    Prices are driven by vehicle demand, raw material costs, EV adoption, export growth, and government policies such as emission norms and PLI schemes.

    Disclaimer: Please note that this is not a recommendation. Please do your own research or consult your financial advisor before investing.

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