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    TMPV
    Automobile and Auto Components·20 May 2026
    Management Summary

    TMPV reported a strong Q4 FY26, with both India PV and JLR showing significant recovery and growth, particularly in volumes and cash flow. However, JLR's full-year performance was impacted by earlier production losses, and both businesses face ongoing challenges from commodity headwinds and geopolitical uncertainties. The company is focused on cost reduction, new product launches, and EV expansion to drive future growth and profitability.

    Highlights

    5

    • Consolidated revenue for Q4 FY26 was ~Rs. 105,000 Cr, marking a 7% year-on-year increase driven by strong India growth and currency appreciation.

    • Consolidated PBT before exceptionals for Q4 FY26 stood at Rs. 7,200 Cr, with FCF at Rs. 11,000 Cr, reflecting strong operational performance.

    • India PV business achieved record volumes of over 2 lakh units in Q4 FY26, growing 37% year-on-year, and secured over 14% market share in H2.

    • JLR demonstrated a strong recovery in Q4 FY26 with 95,000 wholesales, nearly GBP7 billion in revenue, 9.2% EBIT, and GBP829 million in cash generation.

    • India PV EV sales reached 92,000 units in FY26, growing 43% year-on-year, maintaining over 40% market share despite increased competition.

    Concerns

    5

    • JLR's full-year EBIT was 0.7%, falling short of initial intentions, and full-year cash loss was just over GBP2.2 billion.

    • India PV faced commodity cost headwinds, with 2-2.5% of revenue impact in Q4 and an expected 3.5-4% impact in the coming quarter.

    • JLR experienced a decline in ASPs in Q4 to GBP72,000 from GBP76,000 due to sterling strengthening against the dollar and regional mix issues.

    • JLR's warranty costs remained stubborn despite focused efforts, contributing to gross margin pressure.

    • The Middle East conflict is expected to negatively impact JLR sales in the region (6% of total mix) in Q1, and input price increases are anticipated.

    Key financials

    Metrics

    5

    Periods

    2

    Headline

    3
    • Consolidated Revenue
      ₹1.05L Cr
      YoY+7.0%
    • Consolidated PBT (excl. exceptionals)
      ₹7,200 Cr
    • Consolidated FCF
      ₹11,000 Cr

    FY26

    2
    • Consolidated PBT
      ₹2,500 Cr
    • Consolidated Net Debt
      ₹30,000 Cr

    Segment breakdown

    • JLR₹33,000 Cr82.5%
    • India Business (TMPV)₹7,000 Cr17.5%
    Donut· Share of Net Debt (FY26)

    Capital allocation

    3
    high confidence
    CategoryHeadline
    Capex

    ₹4,300 crores

    Debt

    Net ₹30,000 crores

    Dividend

    ₹3/share (final)

    Guidance & targets

    7
    CategoryTargetPriority
    Volume
    JLR Breakeven Volume
    300,000 units
    		High
    Volume
    India PV Industry Growth
    around 10%
    		Medium
    Volume
    India PV EV Production Ramp-up
    beyond 10,000 units/month
    		High
    Profitability
    JLR Savings
    GBP1.7 billion
    		High
    Exports
    India PV Exports Growth
    70% to 100%
    		Medium
    Margin
    India PV Commodity Headwind Impact
    5% to 6% of revenue
    		High
    Pricing
    India PV Price Increase
    some level of price increase
    		Medium

    JLR Breakeven Volume Reduction

    Next 2 years
    CurrentAbove 300,000 units/year
    TargetProgress towards 300,000 units/year

    Why it matters

    Achieving this target is crucial for JLR's sustained profitability and resilience against market fluctuations.

    Together, we're targeting GBP1.7 billion of savings over two years to bring our breakeven volume back down towards 300,000 units a year.

    How to verify

    guidance_and_targets[metric='JLR Breakeven Volume']

    Risks & concerns

    7
    RiskSeverity

    Middle East conflict impact on JLR sales

    Sales in the Middle East, representing 6% of JLR's total sales mix, are expected to be hit in Q1 FY27, though the impact is considered temporary. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    Input price increases for JLR

    Certain input price increases are expected due to utility costs, freight rates, and petrochemical-sensitive components, though no component shortages have been seen yet. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    Geopolitical splintering and protectionism

    Volatility creates challenges from increasing protectionism, differing electrification appetites, and technology concerns (e.g., ADAS duplication), adding cost burden to P&L and cash flow. — Management acknowledged

    high

    Regulatory framework volatility

    The growing and volatile nature of the regulatory framework hurts long lead time capital-intensive sectors like automotive. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    Supply chain challenges

    Supply chains are challenged by rules of origin requirements, potential 'made in Europe' rules, and shipping lane power struggles. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    Stubborn JLR warranty costs

    Warranty costs remained stubborn despite focused efforts, contributing to gross margin pressure. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    Commodity cost headwinds for India PV

    Commodity impact is estimated at 5-6% of revenue, with 2-2.5% already in Q4 P&L and 3.5-4% expected in the coming quarter, necessitating price increases. — Management acknowledged

    high

    Q&A highlights

    8

    “The impact has been somewhere between 5% to 6% of revenue, definitely upwards of 5%. And as Dhiman already mentioned previously that we have not been able to pass it on any price increase last year because H1, there was a very low consumer sentiment and demand was under stress... And therefore, we are actively considering some level of price increase in the coming month, but not decided as yet.”

    Management quantified the significant commodity cost pressure and indicated potential pricing actions in the near future, which is critical for margin outlook.

    asked by Binay Singh

    2 min read6 chapters

    Detailed Narrative

    01

    JLR Q4 Recovery and Full-Year Performance

    JLR demonstrated a strong Q4 FY26 recovery with 95,000 wholesales, nearly GBP7 billion in revenue, and a 9.2% EBIT, generating GBP829 million in cash. This performance helped achieve the full-year EBIT guidance of 0.7% and kept cash loss within the GBP2.2-2.5 billion range. However, the full-year performance was still below initial intentions, with total wholesales at 308,000 units and ASPs declining QoQ to GBP72,000 due to currency effects and mix. The company is targeting GBP1.7 billion in savings over two years to bring breakeven volumes down to 300,000 units.

    02

    India PV Business: Record Volumes and Market Share Gains

    The India PV business experienced a story of two halves, with a strong H2 FY26 rebound. Q4 FY26 saw record volumes exceeding 2 lakh units, a 37% YoY growth, contributing to a full-year volume of 6.42 lakh units (15% YoY growth). This performance helped TMPV consolidate its position as the number two player in the domestic market with over 14% market share in H2. The PBT improved by Rs. 750 Cr in Q4, and FCF for the year stood at Rs. 1,900 Cr, with a Capex of Rs. 4,300 Cr.

    03

    EV and CNG Growth in India

    EV sales in India reached 92,000 units in FY26, marking a 43% YoY growth and maintaining over 40% market share. CNG volumes also grew significantly, with over 1.7 lakh vehicles sold, representing 27% of the portfolio. Management is optimistic about EV demand, expecting production to ramp up beyond 10,000 units per month from May 2026. The long-term profitability of EVs is expected to strengthen due to continuous cost reduction trends compared to inflationary ICE vehicle costs.

    04

    Commodity Headwinds and Pricing Strategy

    Both JLR and India PV are facing significant commodity cost headwinds. For India PV, the impact is estimated at 5-6% of revenue, with 2-2.5% already absorbed in Q4 and 3.5-4% expected in the coming quarter. Management is actively considering a price increase in the coming month to mitigate these pressures, balancing margin protection with customer value. JLR also noted input price increases and stubborn warranty costs impacting gross margins.

    05

    Geopolitical and Supply Chain Risks

    The Middle East conflict is expected to impact JLR sales in the region (6% of total mix) in Q1 FY27. Broader geopolitical splintering, protectionism, and differing electrification appetites are creating challenges, leading to increased cost burdens (e.g., ADAS duplication). Supply chains are also under pressure from rules of origin requirements, potential 'made in Europe' rules, and shipping lane power struggles, necessitating proactive steps for resilience.

    06

    New Product Launches and Future Outlook

    India PV had an intense year of launches, including the Sierra, new Punch, and petrol versions of Harrier and Safari, which strengthened its SUV portfolio. The introduction of Harrier.ev and enhanced Punch.ev also boosted the EV portfolio. JLR is preparing for exciting new products, starting with the Range Rover EV, with three reveals planned for H2 FY27. The company aims for 'phenomenal industry-beating growth' in FY27 for India PV and 70-100% export growth.

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