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Revenue
₹4,465.7 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
6.2%
reported change
EBITDA
₹582.6 Cr
latest reported figure
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Bosch Limited reported Q3 FY25 revenue of INR 4,465.7 crore, up 6.2% YoY, driven by Mobility Aftermarket (+8.8%), Two-Wheeler (+23.9%), and Consumer Goods (+8.8%). EBITDA grew marginally by 0.7% YoY to INR 582.6 crore, as revenue mix shifted toward engineering services. PAT margin declined to 10.3% from 12.3% due to a INR 47.1 crore restructuring provision. Management expects aftermarket growth of 8-10% in FY26 and highlighted OBD-II ramp-up for two-wheelers as a near-term catalyst. Risks include subdued HCV demand, potential trade conflicts, and elevated employee costs. The company continues to invest in electrification and hydrogen technologies, leveraging global R&D.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects the Mobility Aftermarket division to grow at 8-10% in FY26, driven by diesel components, lubricants, and filters.
- Ramp-up of OBD-II norms for two-wheelers is on track for April 2025, with Bosch supplying exhaust gas sensors and engine management systems.
- A one-time restructuring provision of INR 47.1 crore was booked in Q3 to improve competitiveness in the Mobility business; further adjustments may follow.
Risks flagged
- Heavy commercial vehicle demand remains weak due to mining/construction slowdown and rising vehicle costs, impacting Bosch's powertrain solutions.
- Employee costs as a percentage of revenue are elevated due to project closures; management targets 10% steady-state but current levels are higher.
- Management had no update on TREM V implementation date, which remains April 2026, but any delay could impact product planning.
- New U.S. policies and China export pressures could create uncertainties for global trade, affecting Bosch's export-oriented segments.
Key quotes
- We have a very good plan to go further ahead with the productivity, etc. So therefore, you have some time to make some adjustments. But this is not a beginning of everything.
- I wish you were at the Bharat Mobility Show, and there you could have seen a flavor of this as well.
- We have full visibility of the rest of the Bosch International Production Network as well. We know what's happening globally in terms of slowdown, what is likely to happen as well.
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