Tata Technologies has strengthened its position as a global engineering and digital services leader, with recent strategic wins and acquisitions boosting investor confidence in its long-term growth story. The company reported steady performance in the second quarter of FY26, supported by rising demand in key sectors and its continued push into Europe and advanced mobility technologies.
Revenue for the quarter stood at ₹13,233 crore, up 6.4% sequentially, led by growth in industrial heavy machinery, aerospace, and software-defined vehicle projects. The company’s EBIT margin remained stable at 17.4%, supported by disciplined execution and operational efficiency. Profit for the quarter came in at ₹1,655 crore, demonstrating its ability to balance growth with profitability.
A major highlight of the quarter was Tata Technologies’ acquisition of ES-Tec GmbH, a Germany-based engineering company, for €75 million. The acquisition strengthens Tata Technologies‘ relationship with Volkswagen Group and expands its capabilities in vehicle design, manufacturing engineering, and electrification. This move also enhances the company’s footprint in Europe, aligning with its strategy to diversify across geographies and customer bases.
The company’s CEO and Managing Director, Warren Harris, stated that the ES-Tec acquisition, along with recent contract wins in electric mobility and aerospace, positions Tata Technologies as a “trusted transformation partner” for global OEMs. He emphasized that investments in software-defined mobility, sustainability, and battery technology will drive long-term growth.
Tata Technologies also launched WATTSync, a digital “Battery Passport” solution designed to help automotive OEMs meet global sustainability regulations. The product strengthens the company’s leadership in the electric vehicle (EV) engineering ecosystem, where demand for compliance and traceability is rapidly increasing.
During the quarter, Tata Technologies continued to see strong traction in its BMW JV, which now employs over 1,000 engineers, and in its Synopsys partnership focused on next-generation software-defined vehicle development. These collaborations underline the company’s growing influence in the automotive software and digital engineering space – a key area of focus for future expansion.
The company remains well-capitalized with a solid cash position, enabling it to pursue inorganic growth while maintaining healthy shareholder returns. Its strong balance sheet and expanding global order pipeline have positioned it as one of the most promising engineering plays in India’s listed market.
For investors, Tata Technologies represents a rare combination of stability, innovation, and global scalability. Its consistent financial performance, robust client relationships, and entry into high-growth areas like EVs and AI-driven engineering services make it an attractive long-term investment story within the Tata Group ecosystem.
Founded in 1989, Tata Technologies Limited provides end-to-end product development and digital transformation solutions to leading automotive, aerospace, and industrial companies worldwide. Backed by the Tata Group’s legacy of trust and technological innovation, the company continues to expand its presence in over 25 countries, helping global clients engineer better products faster and more efficiently.
As Tata Technologies builds on its strategic acquisitions and strong customer partnerships, the company remains well-positioned to deliver sustained value for shareholders and reinforce its leadership in global engineering and digital technology.
