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Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles
Q1 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management
Call held 13 Aug 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling
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Results Q1 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr
| Q1 FY27 | Q1 FY26 | YoY | Q4 FY26 | QoQ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 95,799 | 1,04,407 | -8.2% | 1,05,447 | -9.1% |
| EBITDA | 6,176 | 10,224 | -39.6% | 11,259 | -45.1% |
| EBITDA margin | 6.5% | 9.8% | -334 bps | 10.7% | -423 bps |
| One-off items | -32 | -56 | — | 110 | — |
| PBTProfit before tax | 1,558 | 5,429 | -71.3% | 7,143 | -78.2% |
| Net profit | 775 | 3,924 | -80.2% | 5,783 | -86.6% |
| EPS (₹) | 2.10 | 10.65 | -80.3% | 15.70 | -86.6% |
From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.
Guidance
JLR: JLR says Q1 not inconsistent with full-year guidance but needs strong rest of year
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
JLR: JLR says Q1 not inconsistent with full-year guidance but needs strong rest of year
“So, the results was weaker than we would have liked, are not inconsistent with our full year guidance. It will, however, require strong performance for the remainder of the year.”
India: India margins expected to step up in H2 from price, cost cuts and PLI
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · p. 5
India: India margins expected to step up in H2 from price, cost cuts and PLI
“And the combination of price increases, cost reductions and PLI should see us step-up margins in H2.”
India: India targets higher double-digit volume growth in FY27
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 8
India: India targets higher double-digit volume growth in FY27
“So, I would definitely be targeting higher double-digit growths in FY 27.”
India: India aims to neutralise commodity headwinds through price increases and cost cuts
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 8
India: India aims to neutralise commodity headwinds through price increases and cost cuts
“So, we will try to neutralize the headwinds that we are facing through these two actions.”
JLR: JLR Q1 results do not imply a need to change full-year guidance
Richard Molyneux · CFO · Q&A · p. 9
JLR: JLR Q1 results do not imply a need to change full-year guidance
“They're not inconsistent with our full-year guidance, and those results don't imply that we have a need to change that guidance.”
More figures from the call
“continually rising and set to rise further as we launch our new products, should be in 18 months or so well north of GBP 80,000 per car and therefore north of $100,000 per car.”
“I think we are tentatively penciling about 12,000 cars this year on the EV space.”
“And it has now consistently scaled to greater than 60,000 and perhaps could have been more if it hadn't been for some of the supply side constraints we have had to contend with.”
“say 3- 4 months back, we were doing about 9,000 a month production, now we have, last month we crossed 15,000.”
“So our wholesales as I've mentioned, were down about 8,000 and about 3,000 lower than we had internally planned as we run out old Jaguar models.”
“The commodity impact in Q1 was 4.5% and we are expecting another 3% plus residual impact to f low into Q2.”
In short
- 01Group revenue was Rs 95,800 Cr with EBIT margin of 2.4% and PBT of Rs 1,600 Cr, down year on year.
- 02JLR says Q1 results do not require a change to its full-year guidance.
- 03JLR set a goal of 10% revenue growth a year and aims to save $1.7 billion in costs.
- 04India volumes rose 46% year on year; market share rose 200 bps to 14.3%.
- 05India commodity impact was 4.5% in Q1 with another 3% expected in Q2; Q2 margins expected flattish to Q1.
- 06India targets higher double-digit volume growth in FY27 and margin step-up in H2 from price, cost and PLI.
- 07JLR wholesales fell about 10% due to Jaguar run-out, a supplier fire and the Middle East conflict.
- 08JLR is tentatively planning about 12,000 EVs in FY27, starting with Range Rover Electric in September.
Capacity
India: Debottlenecking and capacity expansion under way at critical suppliers
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · p. 6
India: Debottlenecking and capacity expansion under way at critical suppliers
“We have already undertaken several debottlenecking actions and capacity expansion initiatives, particularly across some of the critical suppliers.”
Sierra: Sierra capacity enhancement expected to kick in from October
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 11
Sierra: Sierra capacity enhancement expected to kick in from October
“And the major additional capacity enhancement work that we have been doing will kick in from October, hopefully.”
Sierra: Sierra supply to improve from this month and next two months
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 11
Sierra: Sierra supply to improve from this month and next two months
“We will see improvement from this month and next two months.”
Punch.ev: Punch.ev capacity being raised from this month
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 11
Punch.ev: Punch.ev capacity being raised from this month
“This month onwards, we are further enhancing the capacity.”
Order book
India EV: EV order book described as strong as production scales up
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · p. 6
India EV: EV order book described as strong as production scales up
“And we have a strong EV order book as we scale-up production.”
Segments
China: China wholesales down 25% year on year, the biggest correction
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
China: China wholesales down 25% year on year, the biggest correction
“Not surprisingly, the market with the biggest correction is China, down 25% year-over-year.”
India: India revenue Rs 18,000 crore, up 65%; gains offset by commodity increases
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · p. 5
India: India revenue Rs 18,000 crore, up 65%; gains offset by commodity increases
“India business revenues at Rs.18,000 crores, grew 65% year-on-year, but the gains were nearly entirely offset by the steep commodity increases we saw on a quarter-on-quarter basis.”
Jaguar: Last legacy Jaguars wholesaled over next three to six months
3–6monthsRichard Molyneux · CFO · Q&A · p. 7
Jaguar: Last legacy Jaguars wholesaled over next three to six months
3–6months“We are wholesaling the last vehicles that we have in stock over the next three to six months”
Jaguar: Jaguar Type 01 production early next year; no material FY27 wholesale impact
Richard Molyneux · CFO · Q&A · p. 7
Jaguar: Jaguar Type 01 production early next year; no material FY27 wholesale impact
“then the new Jaguar Type 01, which by the way is absolutely fantastic, and we've just revealed some pictures of the interior, that will start production early next year. It is not going to have any material impact on wholesales for us in FY 27.”
JLR: JLR expects enough BEV capacity to be legislatively compliant in Europe
Richard Molyneux · CFO · Q&A · p. 13
JLR: JLR expects enough BEV capacity to be legislatively compliant in Europe
“So, we will have enough capacity in our production systems to be able to be legislatively compliant and will hope production and demand will get us there.”
Demand
India: India volumes up 46% year on year
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · p. 4
India: India volumes up 46% year on year
“We saw a 46% jump in volumes year-on-year.”
India EV: India EV volumes doubled in a year; tracking 15,000 a month at June exit
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · p. 5
India EV: India EV volumes doubled in a year; tracking 15,000 a month at June exit
“Volumes have doubled over the last one year, and at June exit was tracking 15,000 a month.”
PV industry: PV industry growth rates likely to moderate in H2 due to higher base
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · p. 5
PV industry: PV industry growth rates likely to moderate in H2 due to higher base
“While volumes will continue at a strong level throughout the year, growth rates are likely to moderate in H2 due to a higher base.”
PV industry: EVs and CNG now 31% of industry sales
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · p. 5
PV industry: EVs and CNG now 31% of industry sales
“The structural shift in the industry mix is gaining momentum as EVs and CNG vehicles together now account for 31% of industry sales as in Q1, highlighting the increasing pace of consumer adoption of these two tech.”
India: Market share up 200 bps to 14.3%, number two in industry
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · p. 6
India: Market share up 200 bps to 14.3%, number two in industry
“As a result, we further strengthened our position as the number two ranked player in the industry, improving our market share by 200 bps YoY to 14.3%.”
Margins and costs
JLR: Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and Defender now 81% of JLR sales
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
JLR: Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and Defender now 81% of JLR sales
“as we balanced more into Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and Defender, which are now 81% of our sales.”
JLR: JLR VME significantly higher, now at 7.1%
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
JLR: JLR VME significantly higher, now at 7.1%
“VME in the second big column is significantly higher. It's now at 7.1%.”
JLR: JLR industrial operations hit by higher commodity prices
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
JLR: JLR industrial operations hit by higher commodity prices
“In the next column, industrial operations were hit by higher commodity prices.”
JLR: JLR intends to save $1.7 billion on ex-works, warranty and fixed costs
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 4
JLR: JLR intends to save $1.7 billion on ex-works, warranty and fixed costs
“And our intent is to save $1.7 billion in this space.”
India: India EBITDA margin flat at 4%; EBIT and PBT improved on scale
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · p. 5
India: India EBITDA margin flat at 4%; EBIT and PBT improved on scale
“EBITDA margins were flattish at 4% year-on-year with EBIT margins and PBT improving due to the higher scale of the business.”
Debt and working capital
Consolidated net debt Rs 42,000 Cr at quarter end
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · p. 2
Consolidated net debt Rs 42,000 Cr at quarter end
“Consolidated net debt stood at Rs.42,000 Cr at the end of the quarter.”
JLR: India business net cash positive; JLR net debt GBP 3.6 billion
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · p. 2
JLR: India business net cash positive; JLR net debt GBP 3.6 billion
“India business continues to remain net cash positive, while net debt at JLR was GBP 3.6 billion.”
JLR: JLR free cash flow pre-working capital negative GBP 352 million
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
JLR: JLR free cash flow pre-working capital negative GBP 352 million
“But as we near the peak of our investment cycle, it gives a free cash flow pre-working capital of negative GBP 352 million.”
JLR: JLR working capital build should largely reverse through the year
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 4
JLR: JLR working capital build should largely reverse through the year
“capital reflecting a naturally high production and low sales quarter has built-up, though should largely reverse out through the year.”
JLR: JLR free cash flow after working capital just under GBP 1 billion negative
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 4
JLR: JLR free cash flow after working capital just under GBP 1 billion negative
“In the quarter post-working capital, our free cash f low was just under GBP 1 billion negative.”
Acquisitions and new business
JLR: Range Rover and Range Rover Sport Electric later this year; Range Rover GT, Type 01 early next year
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 4
JLR: Range Rover and Range Rover Sport Electric later this year; Range Rover GT, Type 01 early next year
“Range Rover and Range Rover Sport Electric come later this year. The radical Range Rover GT, which is bottom left, and Jaguar Type 01 early next year.”
India: Launched Tiago ICE facelift in May
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · p. 6
India: Launched Tiago ICE facelift in May
“We launched the Tiago ICE Facelift in May, which enhanced the styling and tech quotient, ensuring greater aspiration for the hatch segment.”
JLR: JLR signed MoU with Stellantis to explore US-specific vehicles built in North America
Richard Molyneux · CFO · Q&A · p. 9
JLR: JLR signed MoU with Stellantis to explore US-specific vehicles built in North America
“So our approach to North America, I think we announced earlier, is we've signed an MoU with Stellantis looking at producing vehicles which are specific to the U.S. market in North America.”
India EV: One more EV product and two big refreshes planned this financial year
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 11
India EV: One more EV product and two big refreshes planned this financial year
“There will be one more additional product which will get added to the portfolio in this financial year and two big refreshes also.”
Avinya: Avinya delayed by platform shift to CJLR Freelander; launch expected in 2027
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 13
Avinya: Avinya delayed by platform shift to CJLR Freelander; launch expected in 2027
“we had to shift our platform strategy to Freelander platform of CJLR. And that is going to delay the project a bit, but in 2027, we should be able to launch the product.”
One-offs
JLR: JLR PBT walk hit by non-repeat of GBP 83 million revaluation gain from last year
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
JLR: JLR PBT walk hit by non-repeat of GBP 83 million revaluation gain from last year
“And the only other significant item is FX or commodities, which is largely the non-repeat of an GBP 83 million favorable revaluation gain in Q1 last year”
India: Q1 had a 1% seasonal IPL cost, not repeating in Q2
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · Q&A · p. 12
India: Q1 had a 1% seasonal IPL cost, not repeating in Q2
“And third is, in Q1, we had the seasonal impact of IPL which was to the extent of 1%. We won't have that in Q2, so there's a benefit of 1%.”
JLR: Emissions negative in the PBT walk versus last year's accrual release
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
JLR: Emissions negative in the PBT walk versus last year's accrual release
“Equally, emissions show as negative this quarter versus the big accrual release that we had in Q1 last year.”
Risks
JLR: JLR wholesales down partly due to temporary supply constraints and Middle East conflict
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · p. 2
JLR: JLR wholesales down partly due to temporary supply constraints and Middle East conflict
“JLR wholesales were down in part due to the temporary supply constraints and Middle East conflict.”
JLR: JLR wholesales down about 10% on legacy car run-out and a supplier fire
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
JLR: JLR wholesales down about 10% on legacy car run-out and a supplier fire
“Wholesales were down about 10% year-over-year. This is partly caused by the run-out of legacy cars as we move to the launch of the new Jaguars, but also a fire at a supplier.”
JLR: JLR retails down 14.5K, over 5,000 from Jaguar run-out or Middle East conflict
14,500unitsRichard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
JLR: JLR retails down 14.5K, over 5,000 from Jaguar run-out or Middle East conflict
14,500units“On retails, you can see those below, we are down 14.5K year-over-year and over 5,000 of this is Jaguar run out or Middle East conflict driven.”
India: Commodity headwinds may persist in the near term
Shailesh Chandra · MD & CEO · p. 6
India: Commodity headwinds may persist in the near term
“While these headwinds may persist in the near term, our focus remains firmly on mitigating their impact through levers that are within our control.”
Middle East: Middle East retail down about 1,400 units as retailer traffic fell
Richard Molyneux · CFO · Q&A · p. 7
Middle East: Middle East retail down about 1,400 units as retailer traffic fell
“So the Middle East, if you look through the number set, it was relatively flat in terms of wholesales, but down about 1,400 units of retail during the quarter as traffic through the retailer network was reduced.”
Other
Group revenue Rs 95,800 Cr, EBIT margin 2.4%, PBT Rs 1,600 Cr, down year on year
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · p. 2
Group revenue Rs 95,800 Cr, EBIT margin 2.4%, PBT Rs 1,600 Cr, down year on year
“TMPV delivered revenues of Rs. 95,800 Cr for the quarter, EBIT margins at 2.4%, and PBT for the quarter stood at Rs. 1,600 Cr, down on a year-on-year basis.”
JLR: JLR revenue GBP 6 billion, EBIT 2.8%, PBT GBP 109 million, cash outflow
Richard Molyneux · CFO · p. 3
JLR: JLR revenue GBP 6 billion, EBIT 2.8%, PBT GBP 109 million, cash outflow
“This drove revenue to GBP 6 billion with EBIT of 2.8%, a positive PBT of GBP 109 million, but a significant cash outflow.”
India: PLI accruals Rs 313 Cr in the quarter, mainly Nexon.ev and Harrier.ev
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · p. 5
India: PLI accruals Rs 313 Cr in the quarter, mainly Nexon.ev and Harrier.ev
“PLI accruals for the quarter was Rs. 313 Cr and came largely from Nexon.ev and Harrier.ev.”
JLR: JLR will not localise existing vehicles in North America at its scale
Richard Molyneux · CFO · Q&A · p. 9
JLR: JLR will not localise existing vehicles in North America at its scale
“On North America, look, at our scale, it doesn't make sense for us localizing existing production of existing vehicles into North America.”
India: Only Nexon and Harrier.ev currently qualify for PLI
Dhiman Gupta · CFO · Q&A · p. 12
India: Only Nexon and Harrier.ev currently qualify for PLI
“Right now, only two of our products are qualified for PLI, which is Nexon and Harrier.ev.”
Sources
- Earnings call transcript, Q1 FY27 Filed 19 Aug 2026 · 14 pages
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