Escorts Kubota (ESCORTS) Q2 26/27 earnings summary
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Q2 26/27 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Q2 FY27 standalone revenue rose 16.3% YoY to ₹3,231.4 crore; EBITDA fell 19.5% to ₹292.4 crore and PAT fell 20.6% to ₹255 crore amid commodity, mix and overhead pressures.
H1 FY27 continuing-operations revenue increased 21.9% to ₹6,410.3 crore; PAT before exceptional items rose 2.2% to ₹642.4 crore, against prior-year one-time gains and RED divestment effects.
Construction Equipment growth offset softer tractor conditions; margins are expected to improve gradually from Q4 if commodity costs stabilize, moving closer to normal levels in FY28.
Financial highlights
Standalone Q2 PBT was ₹344 crore vs ₹431.1 crore YoY; EPS was ₹23.18 vs ₹29.19, and EBITDA margin was 9.0% vs 13.1%.
H1 standalone EBITDA was ₹647.8 crore at a 10.1% margin; PBT before exceptional items was ₹837.9 crore vs ₹849 crore.
Consolidated Q2 revenue rose 16.2% to ₹3,243.4 crore; EBITDA fell 19.9% to ₹288 crore and PAT fell 21.3% to ₹250.2 crore.
Consolidated H1 revenue rose 21.9% to ₹6,451 crore; EBITDA was ₹642.5 crore and PAT before exceptional items was ₹636.2 crore, up 2.2%.
Outlook and guidance
FY27 domestic tractor industry outlook was revised to marginal low-single-digit degrowth; H2 is expected to decline double digits against a high base.
Tractor margins may remain pressured in Q3; recent price increases are expected to contribute more fully in Q4 and support recovery.
CE industry growth is forecast at 15%-16% in H2 FY27 after ~20% growth in H1; full-year growth is expected to remain positive.
Export volumes may be flattish in FY27, with a possible recovery next fiscal; the next six months are supported by the existing order book.
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