Sona Comstar, an auto-components manufacturer located in Mumbai, is actively seeking acquisitions to support its growth strategy, backed by a substantial order book worth ₹23,700 crore (approximately $2.85 billion USD). Chief Financial Officer Rohit Nanda highlighted that 70% of this order book is derived from electric vehicle (EV) platforms, although this is a decrease from 80% a year ago. The company is currently sitting on ₹1,100-1,200 crore in cash and maintains a completely unleveraged balance sheet, allowing flexibility in pursuing acquisitions. While no specific targets are in advanced stages, Nanda indicated that the size of potential deals could exceed ₹2,000 crore if warranted. The focus for acquisitions will be on technology and new product areas, particularly in automotive, railway, robotics, and drones. Notably, only 10% of the order book is linked to specific EV platforms, mitigating concentration risk. The railway business, which constitutes ₹1,300 crore of the total, operates on a tender-based system with quicker execution timelines.