Auto component major Samvardhana Motherson International (SAMIL) will allocate nearly 70 percent of its planned capital expenditure of Rs 6,000 crore for FY26 towards non-automotive businesses, reinforcing its strategy to diversify beyond its traditional automotive base.

SAMIL’s investment will support greenfield projects in sectors such as aerospace, consumer electronics, industrial solutions, and semiconductors. In FY25, the company spent Rs 4,433 crore in capex, primarily targeting growth opportunities in emerging markets and non-automotive segments.

Of the 14 greenfield projects under execution, nine are slated to become operational in FY26 across India, China, Poland, Mexico, and the UAE. These projects span both automotive and non-automotive verticals. New investments include a semiconductor equipment components plant in India and expanded capacity in aerospace and industrial technology.