inaugurated its fifth manufacturing facility in Shoolagiri, on May 28, 2025, marking a significant expansion of the German motion technology company’s Indian operations. The new facility will produce conventional and hybrid powertrain components to meet growing automotive market demands.
The shares of Schaeffler India Limited were trading at ₹4,027.60, up by ₹33.50 or 0.84 per cent on the NSE today at 1:15 pm.
The 16,500 square meter Phase 1 facility, situated within a 108,000 square meter land plot, is expected to reach full production capacity by the fourth quarter of 2025. The plant will focus on manufacturing planetary gear systems, hybrid transmission components, and emerging automotive technologies primarily for the Indian market.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Georg F. W Schaeffler, Chairman of the Supervisory Board and Family Shareholder of Schaeffler AG, along with other senior executives from the company’s global and Indian operations.
Schaeffler India has exceeded its initial investment commitment, deploying ₹1,700 crore over the past three years from 2022 to 2024, compared to the originally planned ₹1,500 crore. These investments have supported expansion across powertrain solutions, e-mobility technologies, and industrial bearing applications.
The Shoolagiri facility incorporates sustainable manufacturing practices including rainwater harvesting, zero liquid discharge systems, energy-efficient equipment, and 100 per cent LED lighting. This brings Schaeffler India’s total manufacturing footprint to five facilities across the country, complemented by three research and development centers and seven sales offices, supporting the company’s “Make in India” strategy.