India · Delayed Price · Currency is INR Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Consolidated revenue fell 26% year-on-year due to a cyber incident at JLR, but domestic business saw strong demand recovery and record EV growth. JLR expects normalized production and improved profitability in Q4, while the domestic segment anticipates double-digit growth for FY 2026.
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A cyber incident at JLR led to a 24% revenue drop and significant losses, while the domestic PV business rebounded with record volumes and strong EV/CNG growth. JLR expects recovery in Q4, and the group maintains robust investment in EVs and new launches.
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Q1 FY26 saw revenue and volume declines due to global demand softness, tariffs, and commodity inflation, but strong brand positioning, new launches, and cost controls supported margins in key segments. JLR and domestic CVs showed resilience, while EV momentum rebounded in July.
Fiscal Year 2025
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The acquisition will create a global leader in commercial vehicles, combining complementary portfolios and geographic strengths, with robust financial structuring and clear integration plans. Expected synergies, strong stakeholder support, and prudent risk management position the combined entity for sustainable growth and technological leadership.
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Record financial performance with strong profitability, disciplined CapEx, and high ROCE. Strategic focus on profitable growth, digital and downstream expansion, and sustainability. PV/EV business targets 10%+ EBITDA by FY30, with major investments in new products, SDV, and EV ecosystem.
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Record revenues, strong cash flow, and significant deleveraging marked the year, with JLR and commercial vehicles delivering robust profitability despite tariff and regulatory headwinds. Continued investment in electrification, digitalization, and new products positions all segments for resilient growth.
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Revenue and EBIT margins improved year-over-year, with strong cash flow and debt reduction. JLR posted record Q3 revenue and EBIT margin, while CV and PV segments saw margin gains despite revenue pressures. Outlook remains positive but cautious, especially regarding China.
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Q2 FY25 saw a 3.5% revenue decline and margin pressure due to supply issues at JLR and domestic demand softness, but robust profitability was maintained. H2 is expected to improve as supply constraints ease, with strong festive demand and infrastructure investments supporting recovery.
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Q1 FY25 delivered solid revenue and profit growth, with JLR posting record Q1 revenue and strong margins, while CV and PV segments showed resilience despite market headwinds. Key risks include aluminum supply constraints and subdued EV fleet demand, but guidance for the year remains intact.