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Revenue
₹4,973 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
5.8%
reported change
EBITDA
₹509 Cr
latest reported figure
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Eicher Motors reported a strong Q3 FY25, driven by Royal Enfield's record retail growth of ~19% and VECV's highest-ever quarterly sales of 21,012 units. Royal Enfield's market share in motorcycles reached ~10.5%, supported by successful new launches (Classic 650, Goan Classic, Bear 650) and festive marketing. VECV's EBITDA margin expanded 80bps YoY to 8.8% on better cost and price management. Exports surged 44.5% to 1,192 units. Management remains bullish on growth, with Flying Flea EV launch expected in Q1 2026 and continued brand investments. Key risks include potential margin pressure from ongoing marketing spend and OBD-2B cost inflation. Guidance points to sustained momentum in Q4, with VECV CapEx of ~INR 1,000 crore on track.
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Guidance to track
- Royal Enfield's electric motorcycle brand Flying Flea will hit the market in the first quarter of 2026, with initial capacity of 1.5 lakh units per annum at Vallam Vadagal plant.
- VECV is on track to spend around INR 1,000 crore in CapEx for the full year, as announced at the beginning of the year.
- Management will continue to invest in brand-building and market activation, though the lumpy launch-related expenses will moderate.
Risks flagged
- Higher marketing and brand-building expenses may continue to weigh on EBITDA margins, as management prioritizes growth over margin expansion.
- Transition to OBD-2B norms will increase costs, and pricing actions are yet to be decided, potentially affecting margins or volumes.
- Exports face headwinds from geopolitical challenges and tariff uncertainties, though management remains cautiously optimistic.
Key quotes
- Our retail has grown almost about 19%.
- We are a growth-focused company. All the products which we are launching, we are actually adding value back to the products. We haven't increased the pricing.
- We are very positive that the commercial vehicle industry next year should do better.
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