Tata Motors (TMCV) Q4 04/05 earnings summary
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Q4 04/05 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY05 vehicle sales reached a record 399,566 units, up 27.15% YoY; reported sales and other income were Rs.20,648.66 crore and standalone PAT hit Rs.1,236.95 crore.
Domestic market shares rose to 59.7% in commercial vehicles and 16.9% in passenger vehicles; exports increased 38.3% by volume.
Financial highlights
Standalone net revenue excluding excise rose 32.4% to Rs.17,585.22 crore; operating profit increased 15% to Rs.2,171.09 crore.
Standalone PBT grew 27.8% to Rs.1,651.90 crore; PAT rose 52.7% to Rs.1,236.95 crore.
Consolidated net revenue increased 40% to Rs.19,532.84 crore; consolidated PBT rose 28% to Rs.1,848.09 crore and PAT increased 51% to Rs.1,385.34 crore.
Operating cash flow was Rs.1,249.82 crore, down from Rs.2,719.11 crore, mainly due to higher year-end inventories and receivables amid strong sales.
Outlook and guidance
CV industry growth is expected to moderate for a fourth year; passenger-vehicle growth may slow but remain among the stronger automotive markets.
New products in development are expected to support market presence; demand for personal mobility is expected to remain strong over market cycles.
Higher steel and rubber costs, emissions and safety requirements, supply-chain adjustments, diesel prices and slower road works may weigh on FY06 production, sales and profitability.
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