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Published: March 15, 2026
Updated: March 15, 2026
THE company plans to sustain a steady annual growth rae of 15- 25% apprx with a targeted revenue milestone of Rs. 400-450 crore by March, 2030.
Mumbai-based Simmonds Marshall Limited (SML) is a premier manufacturer of specialized nylon insert self-locking nuts and high-precision fasteners, operating from a state-of-the-art 120,000 sq ft facility at Chakan, Pune. Transitioning to a public entity in 1986, the company now leverages an augmented cold forming capacity to produce over 500 million units annually (12,000 tonnes), ranging from M3 to M70 diameters in various thread forms and protective finishes. With a workforce of over 700 skilled employees and certifications including IATF 16949, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, it is a trusted partner to all major OEMs and global automotive and industrial leaders across twowheelers, commercial vehicles and industrial segments. The company operates with a strong focus on quality, operational efficiency and long-term customer relationships.
SML manufactures high-tensile fasteners across various grades and specifications, supported by integrated capabilities, including cold and hot forging, heat treatment operations, surface coating and plating facilities, automated inspection systems, and in house quality testing laboratories. The product portfolio includes Cleveloc nuts, nylon insert self-locking nuts, wheel nuts, dome cap nuts, U nuts, castle slotted nuts, flange nuts, hexagon nuts, plain and serrated nuts, weld nuts, Philidas self-locking nuts, sleeves, collars, bushes, screws, bolts and studs. Continuous investments in automation and the commissioning of bolt manufacturing machines from Taiwan are strengthening backward integration and expanding depth in the bolt segment alongside the company’s established nut and fastener range.
The company has demonstrated consistent revenue growth over the last two financial periods. Total revenue increased from Rs 178 crore in March 2024 to Rs 194 crore in March 2025, reflecting a growth of approximately 9%. For the year-to-date December 2025 period, total revenue stood at Rs 162 crore, and the company is targeting to cross Rs 220 crore by March 2026, which would represent an estimated growth of around 13% over March 2025 levels.
Profitability has improved at a significantly stronger pace. Profit After Tax (PAT) increased from Rs 3.5 crore in March 2024 to Rs 8.07 crore in March 2025, marking a growth of approximately 131%. For December 2025, PAT stood at Rs 9.69 crore, already exceeding the previous full-year figure and reflecting a further growth of about 20% over March 2025. The improvement in PAT indicates better operating leverage, cost control and enhanced product mix, positioning SML for sustained margin expansion alongside revenue growth in the coming years.
With regard to future prospects, the company has plans to sustain a steady annual growth rate of approximately 15-25% by further penetrating its existing markets, with a targeted revenue milestone of Rs 400-450 crore by March 2030, while maintaining a consistent flow-through of growth from the topline to the bottomline. This growth is expected to be driven by increasing share of business (SOB) with existing OEM customers through expanded product offerings and deeper engagement, capturing emerging opportunities in the EV segment by supplying specialized fastening solutions, and significantly scaling the bolt business, which currently contributes less than 10% of total revenue. The commissioning of new bolt manufacturing machines from Taiwan and ongoing discussions with prospective bolt customers are expected to meaningfully enhance this vertical. In addition, the company intends to accelerate export growth through active participation in domestic and international trade fairs, strengthening global customer acquisition and expanding its presence in overseas markets.
SML is entering a decisive phase in its growth journey. The company is supported by a stable and established OEM customer base, a strong manufacturing foundation, improving profitability and a clearly defined growth roadmap. The focus ahead is on disciplined and sustainable scaling, ensuring that expansion is backed by capacity, capability and financial prudence. Growth will be driven by deeper integration with existing OEMs, timely alignment with the evolving EV landscape, expansion of the bolt segment and a structured push towards higher export contribution. With operational discipline and a forwardlooking approach, SML is positioned to deliver consistent performance through 2030, strengthening margins while steadily expanding its market presence.
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