Instor India Records 80% YoY Growth in FY 2025–26, Driven by Retail, Automotive and Export
Pune, 2nd April 2026: Instor India, a leading manufacturer and exporter of retail fixtures, industrial solutions, and automotive components, delivered a strong performance in FY 2025–26, recording an impressive 80% year-on-year growth over FY 2024–25. This growth was driven by robust demand across core segments, strategic capacity expansion, and continued investments in advanced manufacturing technologies.
The retail fixtures business maintained strong momentum, achieving 27% growth, supported by large-scale store rollouts and premium retail installations across India. The industrial solutions segment recorded a steady growth of 16%, driven by strong domestic execution and a growing export order book. The automotive components business emerged as a key growth driver, registering a significant 123% increase, led by rising demand for electric vehicle structures and components. During the year, Instor India also achieved the IATF 16949 certification, reinforcing its commitment to global automotive quality standards.
“This has been an exceptional year for Instor India and a reflection of how far we have come. Our growth is anchored in intent, discipline, and the trust we’ve built across our ecosystem. We continue to scale responsibly while building a strong foundation for long-term value creation,” said Ritika Mehta, Director, Instor India.
During the year, Instor India strengthened its market presence through multiple high-value order wins across retail, industrial, and automotive segments. In retail, the company delivered end-to-end solutions – including design, manufacturing, and installation for leading brands such as DMart, Star Localmart, Mazo Hub, Red Rose, National Mart, and Jeychandran Supermarket, along with premium retailers like Cosmos Sports and RFG. These projects spanned over 25 states, further cementing Instor’s nationwide presence and expanding its footprint into luxury apparel and specialty retail segments.
The company also significantly expanded its global footprint, onboarding new customers across the USA, Europe, Germany, and Israel, while strengthening domestic partnerships with companies such as Ador and Replus. In line with its diversification strategy, Instor introduced a locomotive product line for railway applications, marking a strategic entry into the rail mobility segment.
Instor India continued to invest in advanced manufacturing and automation, alongside a major expansion of its Pune facilities. The company now operates two fully integrated manufacturing plants spread across 12 acres, employing over 1,500 people, with a notable 50% women workforce reflecting its commitment to inclusive growth.
Technology remained a cornerstone of growth in FY 2025–26. Instor enhanced its capabilities through CNC-driven production, advanced laser processing, multiple roll-forming lines, modern stamping facilities, and digitally integrated operations. These investments, combined with data-driven planning and robust quality systems, have strengthened the company’s ability to execute complex, large-scale projects with precision, speed, and reliability.
