SKF India (Industrial) Ltd., the newly demerged industrial business of SKF India), was formally listed today on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), marking a defining milestone in its independent growth journey.

The listing ceremony at NSE was attended by senior leadership of the SKF India (Industrial), along with Mukund Vasudevan, Managing Director, SKF India (Industrial) Ltd. and President – India, Southeast Asia and Middle East, as well as members of the India leadership team.

“"Today’s listing marks a pivotal step in our 102-year India journey. As an independent, listed Industrial company, SKF India (Industrial) will have the ability to serve Global Industrial customers better, design and manufacture products in line with these industrial customers needs, and allocate capital more effectively. India is entering a phase of rapid infrastructure build-out and manufacturing growth. SKF India (Industrial) is well positioned to capture this wave with corresponding investments that reflect our confidence in country s trajectory.” Mukund Vasudevan said.

The demerger of SKF India into two independent entities—SKF India (Industrial) Ltd. and SKF India Ltd.—was completed pursuant to the Scheme of Arrangement approved by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in 2025. The Scheme became effective on 1 October 2025, following all statutory and regulatory approvals.

Under the approved structure, the industrial business—comprising bearings, units, condition monitoring solutions, engineering services, and industrial distribution—was transferred into a separate, fully operational entity with its own P&L, governance, and capital allocation framework.

The demerger creates two sector-focused, strategically independent organizations, enabling sharper market orientation, faster decision-making, and enhanced long-term value creation for shareholders.

As a standalone entity, SKF India (Industrial) Ltd. announced a planned capital investment of ?8,000–9,500 million through 2030, enabling capacity expansion, localisation of high-value components, and accelerated technology deployment across its India operations.

A key element of this roadmap is the establishment of a new manufacturing facility in Pune by 2028, designed to strengthen the company’s industrial supply chain and support rising demand across sectors such as manufacturing, railways, renewables, cement, metals, and heavy engineering.

India continues to anchor SKF’s innovation architecture through the Global Technical Centre in Bengaluru (GTCI), which co-creates solutions for global R&D programs in rotating equipment performance, digital engineering, and AI-enabled industrial applications.

The company plans to deepen its engineering, digital, and software talent base in India as part of its global strategy to accelerate development cycles and deliver locally relevant, globally competitive solutions.