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Revenue
₹6,114 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
23%
reported change
EBITDA
₹1,557 Cr
latest reported figure
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Eicher Motors delivered a strong Q3 FY26, with consolidated revenue of ₹6,114 crore (+23% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹1,557 crore (+30% YoY), driven by robust Royal Enfield volumes of 325,773 units (+21% YoY) and VECV's best-ever Q3 performance. The 350cc segment benefited from GST cuts and festive demand, while the 450cc/650cc recovery is underway. Management announced a ₹958 crore brownfield expansion at Cheyyar to increase capacity from 1.4M to 2M units by FY28, reflecting confidence in sustained demand. International markets remain cautiously optimistic, with tariff clarity improving US/Europe prospects. Risks include commodity cost pressure and slower-than-expected recovery in premium segments.
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Guidance to track
- Brownfield expansion at Cheyyar with ₹958 crore investment over two years, targeting 2 million annual capacity by FY27-28.
- Management expects Q4 to maintain growth trajectory with positive inquiries, conversions, and bookings.
- C6 electric motorcycle to be launched in the next quarter, with S6 following around EICMA time.
- Blended price increase of about 0.5% taken in January to offset commodity inflation.
Risks flagged
- Precious metals and aluminum costs remain elevated, with potential headwinds to gross margins despite value engineering efforts.
- Post-GST tax increase, demand for >350cc models dropped sharply; recovery is slower than expected, especially for 450cc.
- International markets face headwinds from pre-registration discounts in Europe and tariff uncertainties in the US, limiting near-term growth.
- Bus volumes declined 3.3% YoY with 110bps market share loss due to lower institutional orders; competition gaining large tenders.
Key quotes
- We delivered over best ever festive performance, selling over 249,000 motorcycles during September and October.
- The medium-term CV outlook remains constructive, supported by infrastructure development, stable financing, and domestic manufacturing push.
- We are not taking aggressive price increase and focus continues to be on growth. But wherever we are finding significant sharp commodity movement, we are taking on a case-to-case basis.
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