B. Vijayakumar, Chairman and Managing Director of LG Balakrishnan & Bros, said the new industrial chain manufacturing facility is on track to deliver around ₹50 crore in revenue this year, with plans to scale up to ₹200 crore at full capacity by next year. He added that the company has already achieved nearly half of its current year’s target.
Tamil Nadu-based auto-ancillary company LG Balakrishnan & Bros remains on track to deliver 10–14% revenue growth for FY26, consistent with earlier guidance.
B Vijayakumar, Chairman and Managing Director of LG Balakrishnan & Bros said, noted that profitability and margins have been maintained, supported by strong performance from new businesses and steady execution across segments.
The company’s steel division, which was acquired earlier, has started contributing meaningfully to overall profits. Vijayakumar said, “I forecasted that we would be doing about ₹200 crore. It is now coming online. So profitability of that unit, along with consolidated profits, are what has helped us.”
In July-September quarter 2025 (Q2FY26), LG Balakrishnan & Bros reported a revenue of ₹787 crore, profit of ₹94 crore and margins at 17.4%.
For the full year, margins are expected to remain around 17%, with only minor fluctuations depending on global economic conditions. “We are looking at maintaining the same 17%, maybe a quarter or half percent plus or minus,” he added.
The company’s new industrial chain manufacturing facility is expected to generate about ₹50