Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (500570) Q4 04/05 earnings summary
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Q4 04/05 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY04-05 delivered record performance: vehicle sales rose 27.1% to 399,566 units; revenue reached Rs.20,648.66 crore and standalone PAT Rs.1,236.95 crore, up 52.6% YoY.
Domestic market share strengthened to 59.7% in commercial vehicles and 16.9% in passenger vehicles; exports rose 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 increased 27.8% to Rs.1,651.90 crore; PAT rose 52.6% to Rs.1,236.95 crore, versus Rs.810.34 crore in FY03-04.
Consolidated net revenue grew 40% to Rs.19,532.84 crore; consolidated PBT was Rs.1,848.09 crore and PAT Rs.1,385.34 crore, up 51% YoY.
Standalone sales volume was 399,566 vehicles, up 27.1%; turnover was Rs.20,648.66 crore, around 33% higher YoY.
Outlook and guidance
Commercial vehicle growth was expected to moderate further in FY05-06 after two years of slowing growth; passenger vehicle growth was also expected to ease while remaining comparatively strong.
Steel and rubber cost pressure, higher diesel prices, emission-rule changes and supply-chain certification constraints could weigh on FY05-06 profitability and sales.
New products, road infrastructure development, rising personal mobility and export-market expansion were identified as longer-term growth opportunities.
A small, affordable car and the Tata Ace mini truck were positioned to address lower-priced customer segments; product launches were expected to support future market presence.
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