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Earnings Review

Bosch Q3 PAT, sales up on automotive product sales

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Informist, Friday, Feb. 6, 2026

 

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--Bosch Oct-Dec net profit INR 5.32 bln 
--Bosch Oct-Dec revenue INR 48.86 bln 
--Bosch Oct-Dec net profit INR 5.32 bln vs INR 4.58 bln year ago 
--Bosch Oct-Dec revenue INR 48.86 bln vs INR 44.66 bln year ago 
--Bosch Apr-Dec net profit INR 22.02 bln vs INR 14.60 bln year ago 
--Bosch Apr-Dec revenue INR 144.69 bln vs INR 131.77 bln year ago 
--Bosch Oct-Dec automotive pdt revenue INR 44.16 bln vs INR 38.93 bln yr ago 
--Bosch Oct-Dec consumer goods revenue INR 3.51 bln vs INR 3.62 bln yr ago 
--Bosch changes dividend distribution policy, to pay out 55-85% of PAT 
--Bosch may pay up to 100% of PAT as dividend under revised policy 
--Bosch Oct-Dec EBITDA INR 6.12 bln vs INR 5.83 bln year ago 
--Bosch Oct-Dec production volume 2.34 mln units, up 22% on year 
--Bosch expects Jan-Mar production volume at 2.39 mln units

 

By Prateem Rohanekar

 

MUMBAI – Bosch Ltd. posted a rise in its net profit and net sales for the December quarter. It missed the analyst estimates for both the parameters. The company's revenue was supported by the automotive products segment.

 

The net profit of the company was INR 5.32 billion, up over 16% on year, for the reporting quarter. The revenue of the company was up 9% on year at INR 48.86 billion. Analysts had estimated company's net profit between INR 5.77 billion and INR 5.88 billion while the net sales estimate was between INR 50.02 billion and INR 50.46 billion.

 

Revenue from the company's automotive products segment was INR 44.16 billion, up over 13% on year. The segment's revenue was the largest contribution, nearly 90% of the income from operations.

 

 

Bosch's total expenses were INR 43.76 billion, up nearly 10% on year. The company's expense for purchase of traded goods was INR 19.03 billion, up nearly 7% on year and the cost of raw material and components consumed was INR 12.82 billion, up 26% on year. Purchase of traded goods contributed towards over 43% of the total expenses for the quarter and cost of raw material and components contributed over 29%.

 

The company's production in the automotive products segment was nearly 2.3 million units, up over 22% on year. Production in the automotive segment grew at a compounded annual growth rate of 4.36%. The company's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation were INR 6.12 billion, up nearly 5% sequentially.

 

The company's Apr-Dec net profit was INR 22.02 billion, up nearly 51% on year. The company's revenue for the nine-month period was INR 144.69 billion, up nearly 10% on year.

 

The company said that it will declare a dividend in the range of 55-85% of net profit once a year, in the dividend distribution policy. The dividend may go up to 100% of net profit. The company detailed its December quarter earnings after market hours on Friday. Shares of the company closed at INR 36,340 on the National Stock Exchange, up marginally from the previous session.  End

 

Edited by Akul Nishant Akhoury

 

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