TVS Motor Company Reports Highest Ever Q2 FY26 Revenue, EBITDA, and Profit with Strong Growth
TVS Motor reported record Q2 FY26 revenue, EBITDA, and profit, driven by strong sales and new product launches. The company remains optimistic for Q3/Q4, with plans for Norton's global and India launch.
The announcement details significant financial achievements, strategic product launches, and an optimistic future outlook, including international expansion and Norton's global plans, which are crucial information for investors and indicate strong business momentum.
The company reported its highest ever quarterly sales, revenue, EBITDA, and profit, alongside robust volume growth across all segments. New product launches, positive outlook for Q3/Q4, and strategic international expansion plans further contribute to a strong positive sentiment.
TVS Motor Company Limited announced its financial results for the second quarter and first half of FY26, reporting its highest ever quarterly sales, revenue, EBITDA, and profit. The company also provided updates on new product launches and future outlook. Financial Highlights (Q2 FY26 vs Q2 FY25): Operating revenue grew by 29% to ₹11,905 crores (against ₹9,228 crores). Operating EBITDA grew by 40% to ₹1,509 crores (against ₹1,080 crores), with EBITDA margin improving by 100 basis points to 12.7% (12.2% normalized for PLI). Profit Before Tax (PBT) increased by 37% to ₹1,226 crores (against ₹897 crores), and Profit After Tax (PAT) grew by 37% to ₹906 crores (against ₹663 crores). Financial Highlights (H1 FY26 vs H1 FY25): Operating revenue grew by 25% to ₹21,986 crores (against ₹17,604 crores). PBT increased by 36% to ₹2,279 crores (against ₹1,680 crores), and PAT grew by 36% to ₹1,685 crores (against ₹1,240 crores). Sales Volume Growth (Q2 FY26 vs Q2 FY25): Total sales volume grew by 23%. Domestic ICE two-wheeler sales grew by 21% (against industry growth of 8%). International two-wheeler sales grew by 31% (against industry growth of 26%). EV two-wheeler sales grew by 7% to 80,000 units (against 75,000 units), despite magnet availability challenges. Three-wheeler sales grew by 41% to 53,000 units (against 38,000 units). TVS Credit Services (H1 FY26): Disbursed loans to over 25 lakh new customers, expanding its total customer base to over 2.13 crore. The book size reached ₹27,807 crores. Q2 PBT grew by 28% to ₹277 crores (against ₹217 crores). New Product Launches: TVS Orbiter (EV scooter with 158 km IDC range, priced at ₹99,900), TVS King Kargo HD EV (cargo 3-wheeler with 156 km range), TVS Ntorq 150 (Hyper Sport Scooter), and Apache RTX (adventure rally tourer). The company also introduced limited edition models across the Apache lineup to celebrate its 20-year legacy. Outlook and Strategy: The management expressed optimism for Q3 and Q4, expecting the two-wheeler ICE industry to grow around 8%, supported by GST rationalization and positive festive season momentum (TVS Motor grew over 32% against industry's 24%). The company noted ongoing challenges in magnet availability for EVs but is confident in new EV products. International business achieved its highest ever quarterly sales of 4 lakh units, with strong growth in Africa, LatAm, and Asia. Investments: The company invested ₹550 crores in Q2 towards Norton e-bikes and setting up a Dubai office to boost international business. Total annual investments are expected to be similar to the previous year's ₹1,600-₹2,000 crores. Norton Motorcycles: TVS Motor plans to unveil the first official design sketch of a new flagship Super Bike at EICMA next week in Italy and aims to launch Norton products in India by April 2026 with a differentiated retail strategy. PLI Incentive: The company has started receiving PLI incentives for all eligible products, estimated at 0.5%-0.6% of total revenue. Margins: EV margins are positive at the contribution level, and the company expects further EBITDA improvement through scale benefits, product mix, and cost reduction.
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