Bajaj Auto's Q1 net profit surged 46% to ₹3,226 crore, beating estimates. Revenue grew 65% to ₹21,689 crore, driven by 29% volume growth and a 54% exports jump.
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Bajaj Auto Ltd. reported a 46% surge in consolidated net profit for the quarter ended June 30, reaching ₹3,226 crore. The result beat analysts' expectations, the company said. Revenue from operations jumped 65% to ₹21,689 crore, driven by 29% volume growth and a 54% jump in exports.
On a standalone basis, net profit rose 42% to ₹2,983 crore and revenue climbed 37% to ₹17,244 crore. The company posted double-digit growth across all segments – ICE and EV, domestic and export, two-wheeler and three-wheeler – despite what it called a challenging external environment.
Export volumes crossed 700,000 units for the first time. A favorable dollar-rupee exchange rate supported the export business, the company said. In the domestic motorcycle market, revenue grew at a double-digit pace. The sports segment, which includes Pulsar, Avenger and Dominar, saw retail expand 1.5 times faster than the rest of the industry. Product interventions across the Pulsar range drove market share gains, with the sports segment growing 50% year-over-year.
Domestic revenue from the KTM and Triumph brands rose 60% from a year earlier. The commercial vehicles segment posted 25% revenue growth, led by rapidly scaling electric three-wheelers. In the EV business, the Chetak brand delivered strong volumes and profitability. “Demand continued to outpace capacity, reflecting the growing strength of the brand and product proposition,” the company said.
At the end of the quarter, Bajaj Auto had surplus funds of ₹12,000 crore, positioning it to invest behind competitive growth and strategic priorities.
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