Automotive component manufacturer Belrise has completed the acquisition of H-One India Private Limited in a strategic move that strengthens its presence in the chassis systems and body-in-white parts segment. The announcement comes as Belrise prepares for its initial public offering and reflects a clear push to broaden its technical capabilities and customer base. The company did not disclose the financial terms of the acquisition, but the move marks a decisive expansion of Belrise’s manufacturing footprint and product offering in the Indian automotive ecosystem.
H-One India was previously the Indian subsidiary of Japan-based H-One Co Ltd, a publicly listed global supplier of automotive parts. The company is known for its expertise in high-tensile steel components and tool development for both two-wheelers and four-wheelers. These components play a crucial role in modern vehicle manufacturing by supporting lightweight design goals while maintaining safety and structural integrity. Their use has increased steadily as automakers respond to tighter environmental regulations and rising safety expectations.
Belrise has gained access to two fully operational manufacturing facilities located in North India through this deal. These plants are expected to enhance Belrise’s production capacity and supply chain efficiency. By integrating H-One India’s technological base, Belrise aims to reinforce its position as a tier-one supplier to top Indian and Japanese original equipment manufacturers. The acquisition is likely to result in an expanded product range and deeper relationships with key OEMs already working with H-One India.
The deal also signals Belrise’s intent to diversify within its existing customer network. As one of the leading players in the two-wheeler metal component segment, Belrise is positioning itself to offer more complex solutions across multiple vehicle categories. The addition of high-tensile steel capabilities will allow the company to cater to evolving needs in light-weighting and fuel efficiency without compromising on safety or durability.
Advisory firms X-B4 Advisory and legal counsel Desai & Diwanji exclusively advised Belrise on the transaction. Their involvement suggests the deal was structured with a clear focus on regulatory alignment and strategic fit as Belrise readies itself for public listing. The company has yet to specify when it plans to launch the IPO but the timing of this acquisition suggests it is gearing up to present itself as a scaled-up and technically advanced supplier to investors.