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Tata Motors Q1 Revenue Up 9.3% to Rs 95,800 Cr, Margin Dips 130 bps

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles reported a 9.3% YoY rise in Q1FY27 consolidated revenue to Rs 95,800 crore, but EBITDA margin fell 130 bps to 7.4%. JLR wholesale volumes dropped 9.2% due to supply constraints, including a supplier fire and Middle East conflict, impacting profitability. Domestic business saw strong 65% revenue growth, though commodity costs and FX pressures moderated margins. The company remains focused on revenue growth, cost reductions, and calibrated pricing amid healthy demand and rising EV penetration.

Tata Motors PV Q1FY27 revenue up 9.3% to Rs 95,800 crore, EBITDA margin down 130 bps

New Delhi, August 13

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited reported a 9.3 per cent year-on-year rise in its consolidated revenue for Q1FY27 that stood at Rs 95,800 crore. Meanwhile, the company's EBITDA margin fell 130 basis points to 7.4 per cent.

As per a release, the company's EBIT margin declined 90 basis points to 2.4 per cent for the latest quarter.

The company reported a consolidated profit before tax (PBT) of Rs 1,600 crore before exceptional items and profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 900 crore in Q1 FY27. Consolidated free cash flow fell to Rs 11,800 crore, mainly due to seasonal working capital requirements, taking net debt to Rs 42,200 crore, the release said.

"Consolidated Profit Before Tax before exceptional items stood at Rs 1.6K Cr and the PAT was Rs 0.9K Cr. The Consolidated FCF was Rs (11.8)K Cr primarily on account of seasonal working capital impact, resulting in Net Debt of Rs 42.2K Cr," the release said.

At the same time, the automaker's JLR (Jaguar Land Rover) wholesale volumes dipped 9.2 per cent year-on-year, due to temporary supply constraints, including a fire at a key component supplier, the Middle East conflict and the planned wind-down of Jaguar models.

Lower volumes, coupled with elevated variable marketing expenses (VMEs), weighed on JLR's year-on-year profitability, partly offset by favourable structural cost savings.

The company's domestic business reported strong 65 per cent YoY revenue growth, although higher commodity costs and adverse foreign exchange movements moderated the improvement in margins.

Tata Passenger Vehicles reported a 64.8 per cent YoY increase in revenue to Rs 17,900 crore, while EBITDA margin improved 30 basis points to 4.3 per cent and EBIT margin expanded 230 basis points to -0.5 per cent, as per the release.

"While commodities are expected to remain elevated, demand remains healthy with rising EV penetration. The business will focus on revenue growth whilst remaining prudent with increased focus on cost reductions and calibrated price actions," the company said. The stock closed at Rs 348.05, up 5.75 points or 1.68% on Thursday.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Priya Nair

The stock went up 1.68% despite margin pressure, so market seems confident. But net debt of Rs 42,200 crore is a lot! Hope the JLR supply chain issues get resolved quickly. Domestic demand looks strong though - that 65% growth is impressive. 👍

Arvind Menon

Honestly, EBITDA margin down 130 bps is a bit worrying. But the management's focus on cost reduction and calibrated price actions sounds sensible. With EV penetration rising, long-term story looks good. Just hope commodity prices stabilize soon.

Suresh Iyer

JLR wholesale volumes down 9.2% is a big deal - fire at supplier plus Middle East conflict, that's some bad luck. But domestic business is compensating well. Tata Motors is a strong player in our market, and with new models coming, should be fine. 🚗

Nikhil Verma

The FCF dropping to -11,800 Cr due to seasonal working capital is standard for automotive industry during Q1. Nothing to panic about. The real story here is domestic growth at 65% - clearly shows Indian consumer confidence is strong. Keep it up Tata!

Kavita Deshpande

While revenue growth is good, I wish they'd focus more on the EBIT margin which is only 2.4%. At this rate, profitability is thin. But with focus on cost reductions and EVs, hopefully next quarters will be better. Fingers crossed for the stock! 🤞

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