Company DescriptionEndurance Technologies Limited, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and supplies automotive components for original equipment manufacturers in the automotive industry in India and Europe. The company offers die castings, such as high pressure, low pressure, and gravity die castings; machining components, which comprise engines, gearboxes, and transmission parts; other metallic components assembling services, including aluminum alloys, cast iron, and steel; and suspension products design, develop, and manufacture adjustable and non-adjustable damping force inverted front forks and mono shock absorbers. It also provides transmission products comprising clutch assemblies, and cork and paper based friction plates; and continuous variable transmission assemblies; transmission housing, gearbox housing, torque convertor housing, and oil modules for electric vehicles; plastic components, including engine covers for automotive applications; and engine parts. In addition, the company offers brake systems that include disc brakes, hydraulic drum brakes, tandem master cylinders, and asbestos free brake shoes, as well as disc brake assemblies, drum brake assemblies, and rotary discs, as well as aftermarket sales services. Further, it provides spare parts for dealers. The company offers its products for use in two, three, and four wheelers, as well as scooters and quadricycles. Endurance Technologies Limited was founded in 1985 and is based in Aurangabad, India.
How the Company Makes MoneyEndurance Technologies primarily makes money by manufacturing and selling automotive components to vehicle OEMs (B2B supply). Its revenue is largely generated from (1) product sales of components across its core lines—such as aluminium die-castings and machined parts, suspension systems, and braking-related components—supplied as OEM-fit parts for new vehicle production; and (2) related manufacturing/engineering activities tied to these supplies (e.g., tooling, value-added machining/assembly, and program-linked component supply for specific vehicle platforms), where applicable. Earnings are driven by long-term supply relationships and repeat orders linked to OEM production volumes and model/platform wins, with revenue influenced by vehicle production cycles (especially two-wheelers in India), product mix (higher value-added assemblies vs. simpler parts), capacity utilization, and input-cost pass-through/price-negotiation mechanisms typical of OEM supply contracts. Specific partnership details, customer concentration, or segment revenue splits are null.