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View Promises →Eicher Motors reported its highest-ever quarterly revenue of INR 4,393 crore (+10.2% YoY) and EBITDA of INR 1,165 crore (+14.1% YoY), with margins expanding 90bps to 26.5%.
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Eicher Motors reported its highest-ever quarterly revenue of INR 4,393 crore (+10.2% YoY) and EBITDA of INR 1,165 crore (+14.1% YoY), with margins expanding 90bps to 26.5%. Royal Enfield volumes were flat at 227,736 units, but exports grew 26% to 23,050 units. VECV posted record Q1 sales of 19,702 units, though EBITDA margin dipped 20bps to 7.7%. Management highlighted the successful launch of the Guerrilla 450 and upcoming Classic updates as growth catalysts. The shift to an auto-replenishment model kept dealer inventory lean. Risks include persistent softness in the domestic mid-weight motorcycle segment and potential commodity cost headwinds.
ईचर मोटर्स ने अब तक का सबसे बड़ा तिमाही राजस्व 4,393 करोड़ रुपये (+10.2%) और मुनाफा 1,165 करोड़ रुपये (+14.1%) दर्ज किया। कंपनी की कमाई दर 90 आधार अंक बढ़कर 26.5% हो गई। रॉयल एनफील्ड की बिक्री 2,27,736 यूनिट पर स्थिर रही, लेकिन निर्यात 26% बढ़कर 23,050 यूनिट हो गया। वीईसीवी ने 19,702 यूनिट की रिकॉर्ड बिक्री की, हालांकि मुनाफा दर 20 आधार अंक घटकर 7.7% रही। कंपनी ने गुरिल्ला 450 और क्लासिक के नए मॉडलों को विकास का जरिया बताया। ऑटो-रिप्लेनिशमेंट मॉडल से डीलरों के पास कम स्टॉक रहा। जोखिमों में घरेलू मिड-वेट मोटरसाइकिल बाजार की कमजोरी और कच्चे माल की बढ़ती लागत शामिल है।
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View Promises →Mid-weight segment growth slower than expected
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Read Transcript →Flat wholesale volumes due to auto-replenishment transition; retail grew in low single digits.
Strong export growth driven by new model launches and inventory normalization.
Includes Himalayan (~6,000) and initial Guerrilla volumes; ramp-up continuing.
VECV maintained leadership in light and medium-duty trucks with 34% share.
Exciting updates and collaborations for the Classic model will be announced within a week, expected to boost volumes.
VECV expects to maintain market share gains through dealer network expansion and new product introductions, with industry growth supported by government capex and festive demand.
Royal Enfield will increase brand-building and marketing activation spends to drive awareness for Hunter, Classic, and other models.
Management expects the mid-weight motorcycle segment to return to high single-digit to double-digit growth as consumer confusion settles and new products like Guerrilla and Classic drive demand.
VECV aims to reduce discounts and improve transaction prices rather than increase MRPs, supporting margin improvement.
A new motorcycle on the Sherpa 450 platform will be launched soon, expanding the platform beyond the Himalayan.
VECV's new electric small commercial vehicle (2-3.5 ton) will be commercially launched from January 2025, following pilot deliveries.
Despite new launches, the mid-weight motorcycle segment grew only ~4-4.5% in Q1, and management cited consumer confusion as a drag. Recovery may take longer than anticipated.
CFO noted aluminum prices are a pressure point, and while VAVE initiatives may offset, commodity volatility remains a risk to margins.
VECV EBITDA margin declined 20bps YoY to 7.7%, and management attributed it to competitive discounting in heavy-duty trucks. Margin recovery is uncertain.
While exports grew 26% YoY, management remains cautiously optimistic, noting that international sentiment is not yet fully recovered.
Weak macroeconomic conditions in key export markets could slow the recovery of international sales, despite improving retail trends.
Analyst noted sequential margin decline in VECV despite volume growth; management attributed it to one-offs but discount rationalization remains a work in progress.
The anticipated upgrade cycle from the large vehicle park of 6 million units has not materialized significantly, posing a risk to volume growth.
While currently stable, any sharp increase in commodity prices, especially precious metals, could pressure margins if not passed on.
Mentioned in Q2 FY24, Q3 FY24
New entrants and aggressive competition in the middleweight segment could pressure Royal Enfield's market share and pricing, though management notes strong inquiry and conversion trends.
Mentioned in Q2 FY24, Q3 FY24
Management expects export wholesale volumes to turn positive in about 2-3 quarters as macroeconomic conditions improve and new products (Himalayan, Shotgun) reach international markets.
Management expects the mid-weight motorcycle segment to return to high single-digit to double-digit growth as consumer confusion settles and new pr...
Despite new launches, the mid-weight motorcycle segment grew only ~4-4.5% in Q1, and management cited consumer confusion as a drag.
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