Tata Technologies Ltd remains optimistic about delivering strong growth in the next financial year, supported by renewed investment decisions from global automakers despite persistent geopolitical and economic uncertainty, according to CEO and Managing Director Warren Harris.

Harris said the automotive sector had witnessed delayed investments over the past 18 to 24 months as customers in North America and Europe grappled with uncertainty over propulsion technologies, manufacturing locations and supply chain strategies. With clearer direction now emerging, companies are resuming investments, which has strengthened Tata Technologies’ outlook for the fourth quarter and the coming fiscal year.

The global product engineering and digital services firm is aiming for sequential double-digit growth from the third to the fourth quarter of FY26 and expects double-digit organic growth in the next fiscal. In the quarter ended December 31, 2025, consolidated revenue from operations rose to Rs 1,365.73 crore from Rs 1,317.38 crore a year earlier.

Harris said the acquisition of Germany-based ES-Tech GmbH and its subsidiaries would add nearly USD 40 million in additional business and further support growth momentum. He noted that higher volumes are expected to drive meaningful margin expansion, improving both revenue and profitability.

On hiring, Harris said no immediate additions are required, but headcount may increase as growth accelerates during the year. Despite significant investments in artificial intelligence and digital capabilities, the company does not foresee major retrenchments, focusing instead on reskilling its workforce.