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Model-Specific Volume Softness at Key OEMs
View Risks →PPAP Automotive's Q3 FY26 consolidated revenue was ₹138 crore, flat YoY, impacted by model-specific demand softness at key OEMs (Maruti, Tata, Honda).
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PPAP Automotive's Q3 FY26 consolidated revenue was ₹138 crore, flat YoY, impacted by model-specific demand softness at key OEMs (Maruti, Tata, Honda). PAT turned positive at ₹6.61 lakh vs. prior quarter loss, signaling operational stabilization. The company completed the sale of its 50% stake in the Tokai Kogyo JV for ₹100 crore, which will reduce net debt and fund capex. Management reiterated FY26 guidance of ₹575 crore revenue and ₹58 crore EBITDA, with PAT of ₹8 crore (ex-JV gain). Aftermarket grew 30% YoY, now 5% of revenue. The Chennai EPDM rubber plant expansion (₹30 crore capex) is on track for April 2026. Key risk: continued model-specific volume weakness at major customers could delay the expected Q4 recovery.
Model-Specific Volume Softness at Key OEMs
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Read Transcript →Aftermarket business (LPS Automotives) grew over 30% YoY driven by distribution expansion and product portfolio increase.
Order book of ₹752 crore includes ₹38 crore from EV and ₹714 crore from non-EV segments, primarily passenger vehicles.
Total capex spent in 9M FY26 was ₹37 crore against planned ₹55 crore for the full year.
Aftermarket monthly revenue increased from ₹1.5 crore at start of FY26 to ₹2.5 crore in Q3; target ₹3 crore in Q4.
Management reiterated full-year FY26 consolidated revenue guidance of approximately ₹575 crore.
Q3 performance was impacted by lower-than-expected volumes for specific models at Maruti, Tata, and Honda.
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