Sundram Fasteners shareholders approved a resolution to reappoint Managing Director Arathi Krishna for a further five-year term through May 2031.

The vote signals investor support for the company’s existing strategy and governance framework.

In February Sundram Fasteners reported revenue grew 18% to Rs. 1,359 crores (US$150.85 million) across OE and aftermarket segments. Despite export challenges from tariff pressures, the company maintained healthy margins and reported nine-month profit after tax of Rs. 401 crores versus Rs. 382 crores previously.

The India-based company is expanding its non-automotive portfolio to 38% of revenues through wind energy, aerospace, and railway fasteners growth.

Founded in 1966, Sundram Fasteners provides fasteners and other components for the automotive, infrastructure, windmill and aviation sectors in India, China, Germany, the U.S., the UK, Italy, France and Brazil.