Greaves Cotton Ltd (GCL) demonstrated strong financial performance in Q3 FY25 with a consolidated revenue of Rs 751 crore, marking a 13% Y-o-Y growth. The standalone revenue of Rs 502 crore, along with the 14% and 13% growth in the Engineering and Retail segments, respectively, contributed to this success. Notably, contributions from Excel and Greaves Electric Mobility (GEML) further bolstered the company's overall performance. At the Auto Expo 2025, GCL unveiled fuel-agnostic engines, including hydrogen-powered technologies, underscoring its dedication to sustainable mobility. Additionally, Greaves Electric Mobility showcased advanced electric vehicle concepts, such as Ampere scooters, and launched charging solutions to cater to India's expanding eco-friendly mobility demands. The company's leadership, including Non-Executive Vice Chairman Nagesh Basavanhalli and CFO Akhila Balachandar, emphasized GCL's focus on innovation, diversification strategies, and long-term growth initiatives. GCL aims to create long-term value, sustainably grow, and meet the dynamic market requirements, establishing itself as a leader in India's mobility and engineering sectors.