Tata Motors (TMCV) Q4 17/18 earnings summary
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Q4 17/18 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY18 consolidated revenue from operations rose 7.6% YoY to ₹295,409 crore; EBITDA margin was 10.6%, and PAT after JV/associate profit was ₹9,091 crore vs ₹7,557 crore.
Reported PBT of ₹11,155 crore included a ₹3,609 crore JLR pension credit and a ₹1,641 crore impairment charge.
Standalone revenue net of excise rose 31.6% to ₹58,457 crore; net loss narrowed to ₹1,035 crore from ₹2,430 crore.
Financial highlights
Consolidated income from operations increased to ₹295,409 crore from ₹274,492 crore; adverse GBP-to-INR translation reduced revenue by ₹3,192 crore.
Consolidated attributable net income reached ₹8,989 crore vs ₹7,454 crore; reported EBIT, under the defined measure, was ₹13,478 crore vs ₹11,846 crore.
Consolidated cash from operations was ₹23,857 crore vs ₹30,199 crore; capital expenditure was ₹42,672 crore vs ₹31,751 crore.
Standalone EBITDA margin increased to 5.8% from 3.4%; standalone PBT before exceptional items and tax improved to ₹20 crore from a ₹2,015 crore loss.
Outlook and guidance
FY19–FY21 EBIT targets, post product-development cost policy changes: standalone 3–5%, JLR 4–7%; long-term targets are 5–7% and 7–9%, respectively.
India PV industry growth was expected at 8–10% in FY19, with CV growth at low double digits.
JLR plans an electrified option across all new vehicles from 2020 and targets 16 nameplates by FY24, up from 12 in FY18.
Turnaround 2.0 priorities: win decisively in CV, win sustainably in PV, and embed turnaround practices across the organization.
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