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Passenger Cars & Utility Vehicles: Q1 FY27 results (April-June 2026)

4 companies have declared Passenger Cars & Utility Vehicles Q1 FY27 results so far, the latest on 13 Aug 2026.

Across the 3 non-financial companies with a year-ago quarter to compare, sales grew +13.9% and net profit -20.6% year on year, and the combined operating margin narrowed 164 bps to 10.7%.

33% of companies grew net profit; 0% beat their own profit trend and 50% fell short of it.

Updated 12 Oct 2026, 14:33 IST 4 declared 112 due in the next 3 days →

Passenger Cars & Utility Vehicles Q1 FY27 scoreboard

Sales growth
+13.9%
YoY, 3 companies combined; median +9.3%
Net profit growth
-20.6%
YoY combined; median -35.1%
Operating margin
10.7%
-164 bps YoY
Grew profit
33%
0 turnarounds, 0 into loss
Vs own profit trend
0% / 50%
above / below, 50% in line
Price since results
-6.9%
median; 25% of 4 stocks up
Other-income heavy
1
25%+ of pre-tax profit from other income & one-offs

1 matching result 1

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited

TMPV · Passenger Cars & Utility Vehicles · Q1 FY27 · Consolidated · Filed
M Cap
₹1,03,084 Cr
P/E
1.3
PEG
—
Since results
-20.2%
  • Operating margin contracted 286 bps YoY
  • 71% of pre-tax profit came from other income and one-off items
₹ CrYoYQoQ Jun 2026Mar 2026Jun 2025
Sales +9.3%-9.1% 95,7991,05,44787,677
Operating profit -24.3%-45.1% 6,17611,2598,162
OPM % -286 bps-423 bps 6.4%10.7%9.3%
Other income +54.9%-39.9% 1,1291,877729
Net profit -78.5%-85.4% 8595,8784,003
PAT margin % -367 bps-468 bps 0.9%5.6%4.6%
EPS (₹) -80.3%-86.6% 2.1015.7010.66

Quality of profit

Core 29%Other income & one-offs 71%

Pre-tax profit ₹1,574 Cr: core business ₹461 Cr, other income ₹1,129 Cr, exceptional & other items −₹16.0 Cr.

Core profit YoY: -80.6% · reported profit -78.5%

AI read of the filing ₹95.8K Cr Revenue in Q1 FY27; Tata PV Grows 65% Amid JLR Supply Headwinds Neutral
  • Consolidated revenue grew 9.3% YoY to ₹95,799 Cr, driven by domestic outperformance.
  • Domestic PV revenue surged 64.8% to ₹17,930 Cr, with EV penetration reaching 19%.
  • JLR wholesale volumes declined 9.2% YoY due to a supplier fire and planned Jaguar model wind-downs.
Full analysis →
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How to read this page

The numbers. Each card is one company's Q1 FY27 results as filed with NSE or BSE, read from the filing within hours of its release, in ₹ crore. We show the consolidated statement, or the standalone one when the consolidated figures are a copy of it or have no year-ago quarter to compare with. YoY compares with the same quarter a year earlier and QoQ with the quarter before (the previous half-year for companies that report every six months). A swing between profit and loss is described in words: a percentage across it would mislead.

Margins. Operating margin (OPM) is operating profit, before depreciation, interest and other income, as a share of sales; PAT margin is net profit as a share of sales. Their changes are in basis points (100 bps = 1 percentage point).

Quality of profit. Core profit is operating profit minus interest and depreciation: what the business itself earned before tax. The rest of pre-tax profit is other income (interest on cash, dividends, gains on investments) and exceptional or one-off items. We flag a quarter when that share is 25% or more, and when reported profit grew much faster than core profit. For banks we compare pre-provision profit with net profit, since a fall in provisions can lift profit without the business growing.

Against its own trend. We do not have analyst consensus estimates, and we do not make them up. Instead each company is measured against the path it was on: the same quarter last year, grown at the median of its last four year-on-year growth rates (held between −50% and +100%; at least two growth rates needed). Sales 5% or more above that, or net profit 10% or more above, is "above trend"; as far below is "below trend". It answers "was this quarter better or worse than the company's own recent run?", which consensus does not.

Cash and debt. Profit is an accounting figure; cash is harder to dress up. For each company we show its operating cash flow for the last financial year as a share of that year's net profit (flagged under 50%, or when it is negative despite a profit), and its borrowings at the latest balance sheet against the one six months earlier (flagged at a 25% move). Balance sheets come with the September and March results, cash-flow statements with the March results.

Price since results. The latest close against the last close before the filing (a filing after 3:30 pm counts from the next session). It is a fact about the market's reaction, not advice.

Market cap groups. Large cap is the 100 largest companies by market value and mid cap the next 150 (SEBI's ranking); below that, small cap is ₹5,000 Cr or more, micro cap ₹500 Cr or more, nano cap below.

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