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- Suprajit Engineering Limited manufactures automotive cables, components, and related products for the global automotive and non-automotive sectors. Incorporated in 1985 and headquartered in Bangalore, India, the company offers a diverse portfolio of core products and services, including braking systems; control cables; display clusters and telematics; friction products; gear boxes; gear shifter systems; lighting systems; halogen lamps and bulbs under brands such as Phoenix (India), Luxlite (EU), and Trifa Lamps (Germany); linear actuation products; speedometers; instrument clusters; and USB charging modules. As India's largest manufacturer of automotive cables and among the top five globally, Suprajit Engineering serves two-wheelers, three-wheelers, passenger vehicles, and other segments through 20 manufacturing plants across India (including Haridwar, Pathnagar, Bhiwadi, Manesar, Noida, Vapi, Pune, Bangalore, and Chennai) and international operations in the USA, Mexico, UK, Germany, Luxembourg, China, Poland, Morocco, and Canada.
The Suprajit Group, comprising Suprajit Engineering Limited, Suprajit Automotive Limited, Suprajit Europe Limited, and Phoenix Lamps Limited, maintains global technology centers, including one in Bangalore, India, and technical/logistical support worldwide to deliver engineered solutions to major OEMs.
In recent developments, the company completed its acquisition of Stahlschmidt Cable Systems (SCS), a German control cable specialist, in early June 2025, finalizing operations in China and Canada after earlier stages in Germany, Poland, and Morocco; this multi-stage deal, executed through Suprajit USA Inc. and new subsidiaries like Suprajit Germany GmbH and Suprajit Canada Ltd., adds approximately $50 million in revenue, strengthens European presence, enhances global supply chain low-cost manufacturing in Morocco, and supports cross-selling opportunities. Additionally, Suprajit announced a partnership with Italy-based Blubrake, an ABS technology startup, to introduce its solutions to markets in India, China, Brazil, and Southeast Asia, aligning with inorganic growth through eight prior acquisitions. These moves reflect strategic expansions in automotive cable systems and advanced braking technologies within the last two years.