Axis Securities suggests investing in VBL, Manappuram, and Endurance, predicting potential gains of up to 17%. Technical analysis indicates target prices of ₹599-615 for VBL, ₹361-372 for Manappuram, and ₹2,969-3,010 for Endurance. All three exhibit positive trends with robust volume support.

Endurance Technologies experiences some supply chain challenges yet profits from a robust Indian automotive market and electric vehicle growth. The company's FY26 revenue increased by 20% and Profit After Tax (PAT) rose by 8%, attributed to an expansion of ABS capacity and new orders.

Endurance Technologies recorded a significant 26% increase in annual income for the fiscal year 2026, reaching approximately ₹14,720 crores. Profit after tax (PAT) also grew by 14%, reaching ₹952 crores. Notable new business wins amounted to ₹1,596 crores, primarily from the 4W and EV segments. There's been strong momentum in the areas of ABS, alloy wheels, and suspension systems.

Endurance Tech has broken through its downward trendline in the weekly chart, indicating a potential reversal and positive outlook. The increasing trading volume, combined with short-term moving averages and Fibonacci retracement level, suggests strengthening bullish sentiment.

Analysts suggest investing in KIMS, Endurance Tech, KPIL, Godfrey Phillips, and Senco Gold for potential growth across healthcare, automotive, infrastructure, FMCG, and retail sectors. The suggested target prices are Rs 888 (KIMS), Rs 2,830 (Endurance), Rs 1,400 (KPIL), Rs 2,700 (Godfrey Phillips), and Rs 450 (Senco Gold) with stop-loss levels defined.

Endurance Technologies sees robust growth in its off-road vehicle and non-automotive sectors, driving positive momentum for the company.

Citi maintains a positive outlook for Endurance Technologies, recommending investors to buy the stock and predicts potential gains up to ₹3,000.

In the Q4 of 2026, Endurance Tech saw a 12.8% increase in net profits compared to the previous year, signifying strong financial performance and potential growth prospects. The company's operational metrics and sales growth also showed positive trends as per the latest report.

Endurance Technologies has announced a dividend payout of INR 11.50 per share, a decision that will likely please shareholders with a return on their investment.

Endurance Tech reported a 13% increase in Q4 net profit to ₹276.5 crore and a 37.9% year-on-year revenue growth to ₹4,086 crore. In response, the company announced a dividend of ₹11.50 per share, causing shares to rise 3.4% on BSE to close at ₹2,618.80.

Endurance Tech announced Q4 results for FY26, emphasizing growth through capacity expansions and new plant setups. The company also acquired a significant stake in German entities, and reported total orders worth INR 1,240 crore, with electric vehicle orders accounting for INR 350 crore.

Endurance Technologies announces a proposed dividend of ₹11.50 per share for the fiscal year 2025-2026, subject to shareholder approval at the AGM. The company reported a significant profit of ₹733.8 crore in FY26, with total revenue from operations reaching ₹10,640.2 crore.

Endurance Tech's Q4 EBITDA has increased by 35% year-over-year, reaching ₹5.68 billion. However, the earnings margin slightly dipped to 13.9%, compared to 14.3% in the same period last year.

Endurance Tech's stock has breached the ₹2,500 resistance mark, indicating a positive trend, with analysts predicting a potential target of ₹2,975 by year-end. Investors considering entry may find an opportunity around current prices near ₹2,532 or ₹2,500, while setting a stop loss at ₹2,380 to minimize losses. If the stock continues to rise, it's suggested to adjust the stop loss accordingly and plan for profits at ₹2,975.

Motilal Oswal suggests Maruti Suzuki, TVS Motor, and M&M as top auto picks despite Q4 challenges, due to anticipated resilience amid input cost and crude price risks. Additionally, ancillary companies like Motherson and Endurance are also favored for potential growth opportunities in the sector.

Endurance Tech remains a Buy recommendation by Citi, yet the target price is revised down to Rs 2,900 due to demand concerns. The financial services firm Fortis Healthcare expects an EBITDA margin of 22-25% by FY26. Jefferies predicts a 74% growth potential for Aavas Financiers, setting a target price at Rs 1,875. However, Morgan Stanley expresses caution and prefers Aptus and Home First Finance over Aavas Financiers.

Endurance Tech announces it will transfer increasing aluminum costs onto its customers due to current market fluctuations.

Despite an increase in aluminum costs by 20-25%, Endurance's Chief Financial Officer anticipates maintaining margins above 10% due to robust demand. The higher costs will be passed onto customers with a delay of one quarter, ensuring the supply chain remains adaptable.

Endurance Tech has successfully appealed against a Rs.12.4 crore GST demand and a Rs.1.1 crore penalty for the 2021-22 fiscal year. The Uttarakhand High Court has ordered a reassessment of the case, taking into account the company's submissions. This decision offers some relief to Endurance Tech in their ongoing GST dispute.