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Bosch Limited — Q3 FY26

Bosch Limited reported Q3 FY26 revenue of INR 4,886 crore, up 9.4% YoY, driven by strong performance in Power Solutions (+19.5%) and Two-Wheeler & Powersports (+58.3%) segments.

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Revenue ₹4,886 Cr +9.4%
EBITDA ₹612 Cr +5.1%
PAT
EBITDA Margin 12.5%
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Bosch Limited reported Q3 FY26 revenue of INR 4,886 crore, up 9.4% YoY, driven by strong performance in Power Solutions (+19.5%) and Two-Wheeler & Powersports (+58.3%) segments. EBITDA grew 5.1% YoY to INR 612 crore, with margin at 12.5% impacted by provisions for the new labor code. PAT growth was 16.1% YoY (5.3% excluding exceptional items). Management highlighted broad-based demand across PV, CV, tractor, and two-wheeler segments, with expectations of record production in PV, tractors, and two-wheelers for FY26. The India-EU FTA is seen as a positive mid-term opportunity. Key risks include margin pressure from product mix and potential delays in hydrogen infrastructure rollout.

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Quarter Snapshot

Power Solutions Revenue Growth 19.5%
+19.5% YoY

Power Solutions segment grew 19.5% YoY in Q3, driven by passenger cars and off-highway segments.

Two-Wheeler & Powersports Revenue Growth 58.3%
+58.3% YoY

Two-wheeler business grew 58.3% YoY due to ramp-up of exhaust gas sensors for OBD-II norms.

Mobility Aftermarket Revenue Growth 5.3%
+5.3% YoY

Mobility Aftermarket grew 5.3% YoY, supported by GST reforms and growth in diesel, wipers, and braking systems.

Power Tools Dealer Network 8,800+
Expanded

Power Tools division expanded dealer network to over 8,800 partners, covering 25,000 retail points across 1,600+ cities.

What Changed vs Last Quarter

Comparing Q3 FY26 vs Q2 FY26
4 new guidance3 dropped4 new risk4 risk resolved
NEW
Record production levels expected for PV, tractors, and two-wheelers in FY26

Management expects passenger vehicles, tractors, and two-wheelers to achieve all-time high production levels in FY26, driven by strong economic fundamentals and supportive policies.

NEW
Continued localization of components

Bosch plans to localize DeNOx sensors and other Common Rail components, following the localization of NOx sensors in 2025.

NEW
E-axle supply to OEMs in advanced discussions

Bosch is in advanced discussions with several OEMs to supply e-axles for electric four-wheelers in India, with announcements expected in coming quarters.

NEW
Dividend payout ratio of 65%-80% of profit

Bosch has clarified its dividend policy, targeting a payout ratio of 65%-80% of profit, subject to board discretion.

DROPPED
Two-wheeler OBD2 benefit expected for next two quarters

The strong growth from OBD2 norms is expected to continue for the next two quarters before normalizing.

DROPPED
Hydrogen ICE market penetration 8-15% by 2030

Management expects hydrogen technology to achieve 8-15% market penetration in heavy commercial vehicles by 2030.

DROPPED
Mobility aftermarket recovery in Q3

Sales in mobility aftermarket are expected to regain momentum in Q3 after GST 2.0 transition impact.

NEW RISK
Margin pressure from product mix and new product localization cycles

Despite strong volume growth, EBITDA margins have remained around 12-13% due to unfavorable product mix and initial costs of new product localization, which may continue to weigh on margins.

NEW RISK
Hydrogen infrastructure uncertainty delaying commercial rollout

While hydrogen engine technology is maturing, the lack of clarity on hydrogen refueling infrastructure may delay commercial adoption beyond 2030.

NEW RISK
Potential impact of India-EU FTA on localization math

The new trade deal could make imports cheaper, potentially reducing the incentive for localization, though management believes volumes and logistics costs will continue to favor local production.

NEW RISK
Intense price competition in Power Tools from Chinese players

The Power Tools division faces significant price pressure from Chinese competitors, leading to moderate growth despite strong product launches and network expansion.

RISK GONE
Export uncertainty due to tariffs and geopolitics

Management expressed caution on exports due to tariff pressures and geopolitical unrest, impacting competitiveness.

RISK GONE
Margin pressure in EV business

Management acknowledged that EV entry business is tough and margin pressure will remain.

RISK GONE
Consumer goods slow growth and profit decline

Consumer goods division grew only 1.8% and profits dropped from INR 40 crore to INR 12 crore due to adverse exchange rates and GST impact.

RISK GONE
Nexteer supply issue still tentative

Management noted that the Nexteer supply issue is resolving but remains touch and go, requiring cautious approach.

🤫 Topics management stopped discussing

Aftermarket growth target of 8-10% for FY26

Mentioned in Q1 FY26, Q3 FY25

Bosch aims to continuously increase exports, leveraging competitiveness in certain products like knock sensors and injectors, but no specific target given.

High inventory in passenger vehicle segment

Mentioned in Q1 FY25, Q2 FY25

Passenger vehicle inventory is around 70 days, posing a risk to production volumes if festive season demand does not clear stocks.

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Guidance and risk preview

Top guidance Record production levels expected for PV, tractors, and two-wheelers in FY26

Management expects passenger vehicles, tractors, and two-wheelers to achieve all-time high production levels in FY26, driven by strong economic fun...

Top risk Margin pressure from product mix and new product localization cycles

Despite strong volume growth, EBITDA margins have remained around 12-13% due to unfavorable product mix and initial costs of new product localizati...

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