Sansera Engineering share price (NSE: SANSERA) touched a new high of ₹1,769 on Thursday, rising 4% in intra-day trade. The stock has now gained 85% from its 52-week low of ₹953 in April 2025. Around 10:49 AM, shares were trading at ₹1,741.20, outperforming the Sensex.

Why the Sansera Engineering Share Price Is Rising?

Sansera is a key manufacturer of precision-forged components used mainly in the auto sector. The company has been reporting strong financial performance and a healthy recovery in demand.

Sansera Engineering Financial Performance

Sansera delivered its strongest-ever quarter, with:

• Revenue: ₹825.2 crore
• EBITDA: 17.3%
• PAT: 8.7%

This growth came even as the company faced challenges in exports, costs, and supply chain pressures.

Strong Growth in Exports and ADS Segment

Exports to the US grew 14.9% YoY in Q2FY26. The company’s Aerospace–Defence–Semicon (ADS) division performed exceptionally well with 80% YoY growth. The ADS segment is now a key driver of Sansera’s future growth.

The company expects the ADS business to deliver ₹300–320 crore in FY26, more than double from last year. The ADS order book stands at ₹3,950 crore, executable over the next 5 years.

Robust Order Book Fueling Confidence

Sansera has an impressive order book of ₹2,150 crore as of Q2FY26.

• 60% of orders come from international markets
• Expected to convert into revenues over the next 3 years

The company is also expanding its global presence, particularly in Japan and Korea.

Positive Industry Tailwinds

The recent 18% uniform GST rate on all auto parts is expected to boost demand across auto companies. Rising sales of entry-level vehicles will also benefit Sansera, especially given its strong portfolio of traditional and new-age auto components.

Conclusion

Sansera’s sharp rally is driven by strong quarterly performance, accelerating export demand, a high-growth ADS segment, and a large order pipeline. 

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