Tata Motors (TMCV) Q4 05/06 earnings summary
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Q4 05/06 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY 2005-06 delivered record vehicle sales of 454,129 units and turnover of Rs.24,293.23 crore; sales volume rose 14% and turnover 18% YoY.
Standalone PAT rose 24% to Rs.1,528.88 crore; consolidated PAT increased 24.74% to Rs.1,728.09 crore.
Performance outpaced a challenging domestic market, supported by commercial vehicle leadership, exports, new launches and expanded vehicle financing.
Financial highlights
Standalone net revenue, excluding excise duty, rose 18.8% to Rs.20,891.31 crore; operating profit was Rs.2,579.69 crore and EBITDA was Rs.2,868.80 crore.
Standalone PBT rose 24.3% to Rs.2,053.38 crore; PAT increased 23.6% to Rs.1,528.88 crore, with basic EPS of Rs.40.57, up 18%.
Consolidated net revenue rose 21.43% to Rs.23,718.17 crore; PBT increased 27.10% to Rs.2,348.98 crore and PAT advanced 24.74% to Rs.1,728.09 crore.
Recommended dividend was Rs.13 per ordinary share, versus Rs.12.50 including special dividend in FY 2004-05.
Export volumes reached a record 50,223 vehicles, up 65% YoY; overseas sales represented 11.1% of total sales, versus 7.6%.
Outlook and guidance
FY 2006-07 plans include further commercial vehicle sales growth through cargo and passenger launches, increased overseas volumes and passenger vehicle growth supported by a healthy product pipeline.
Planned investment of ~Rs.10,000 crore over 3-4 years for product development, capacity expansion, plant renewal and modernization, and acquisitions or alliances.
Proposed resource raising of up to Rs.3,000 crore through domestic or international securities to support growth investment and other permitted corporate purposes.
Small car styling and design were complete, with plant testing underway; launch expected in early 2008 at ~Rs.100,000, with a manufacturing site planned near Kolkata.
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