Tenneco Clean Air India Limited reported steady growth in the first half of FY2026, driven by new programme awards in Clean Air and Advanced Ride Technologies and continued demand across passenger and commercial vehicle segments. The company said new wins in Q2 FY2026 included a Clean Air award from a Japanese passenger vehicle manufacturer in India and an Advanced Ride Technologies award from a domestic OEM, contributing to an incremental lifetime order book of INR 98,400 million.
Industry tailwinds such as tightening emission regulations, rising SUV penetration and export demand continued to support vehicle content growth. The company’s presence across diversified vehicle platforms and long-term customer relationships contributed to its operational performance.
The company supplies clean-air systems, powertrain components and ride-control products through twelve manufacturing units and two R&D centres. Its product range includes exhaust systems, DOC and DPF assemblies, bearings, ignition components, sealing systems, and passive and semi-active shock absorbers. It held a fifty-two percent share in passenger-vehicle shock absorbers and struts, fifty-seven percent in commercial-truck clean-air systems and sixty-eight percent in off-highway clean-air systems in FY2025.
In Q2 FY2026, value-added revenue rose 8.9 percent year-on-year, while EBITDA was INR 2,168 million and PAT was INR 1,507 million. Margins remained stable at 18.8 percent for EBITDA and 13.1 percent for PAT on a VAR basis. For H1 FY2026, VAR increased 8.2 percent, EBITDA reached INR 4,457 million and PAT was INR 3,188 million, with margins of 19.2 percent and 13.8 percent respectively. ROCE exceeded seventy percent, supported by a negative cash-conversion cycle.
Tenneco Clean Air India Limited manufactures clean-air systems, powertrain components and ride-control products for passenger, commercial and off-highway vehicles across domestic and export markets.
