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₹21,863 Cr
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Tata Motors reported a strong Q4 FY25 with record full-year revenue and PBT, driven by JLR's highest quarterly PBT in nine years and robust CV margins. JLR achieved net cash positive status, while the India PV business faced margin pressure due to aged hatch portfolio and discount-driven market. Management highlighted tariff uncertainties (U.S. 10% on UK exports, 25% on EU) and launched transformation missions to protect EBIT. CV outlook is single-digit growth with AC regulation cost impact of 0.5-1.2%. PV aims for double-digit EBITDA via cost cuts and new launches (Sierra, refreshed Altroz). Key risk: tariff escalation and China slowdown could pressure JLR margins.
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Guidance to track
- Due to tariff uncertainty, JLR will provide firm FY26 earnings guidance at the investor day on June 16.
- JLR's investment program remains at GBP 18B over five years, with FY26 CapEx broadly in line with FY25's ~GBP 3.8B.
- Management expects to reach 10%+ EBITDA margin through cost reductions, better mix, and new launches.
- Girish Wagh guided for single-digit industry growth, with Q2 seeing higher YoY growth due to base effect.
Risks flagged
- U.S. tariffs increased 300% on UK exports (2.5% to 10%) and 1,000% on EU exports (2.5% to 25%), threatening JLR's EBIT.
- JLR's China wholesales fell from 13,000 to 9,000 in Q4 due to demand slowdown and dealer destocking.
- Despite cost reduction plans, commodity headwinds (steel duty) and AC regulation costs could offset margin gains.
- JLR expects emissions costs to rise as BEV launches are delayed, with regulatory uncertainty in the U.S.
Key quotes
- We have launched a series of special focus programs or missions to protect EBIT from the threats of tariffs and the other threats that we face.
- It will be inappropriate for us now to give firm earnings guidance at FY 2026, today, less than a week after the framework of the U.S.-U.K. trade deal was announced.
- Our aim with all the actions that we are going to take... should help us keep our market shares above 50% in mid-term.
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