Timken India (522113) Q2 26/27 earnings summary
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Q2 26/27 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q2 FY27 standalone revenue rose 25.4% YoY to INR 969 crore; PBT and net profit increased 29.5% and 29.7%, respectively.
Q2 consolidated revenue was ₹9,860.40 million and net profit ₹1,208.95 million; capacity expansion and execution supported growth amid input-cost pressure and delayed rail activity.
Financial highlights
Standalone Q2 revenue was INR 969 crore, up 25.4% YoY and 4.3% QoQ; net profit was ₹1,160.64 million versus ₹894.66 million.
Standalone Q2 PBT was INR 156 crore versus INR 120 crore, up 29.5% YoY; PBT margin improved 50 bps to 16.1% and EBITDA margin was ~19.2%.
Q2 consolidated revenue was ₹9,860.40 million versus ₹7,863.54 million; PBT was ₹1,628.73 million versus ₹1,262.70 million and net profit was ₹1,208.95 million versus ₹935.99 million.
H1 consolidated revenue was ₹19,293.60 million and net profit ₹2,405.54 million; standalone revenue was ₹18,983.82 million and net profit ₹2,311.94 million.
Consolidated Q2 basic and diluted EPS was ₹16.07 versus ₹12.44 YoY; H1 EPS was ₹31.98 versus ₹26.86.
Outlook and guidance
Bharuch utilization was ~60% in Q2, with SRB at 70% and CRB below 60%; overall utilization is expected to reach 70%-75% by FY-end.
Bharuch generated nearly INR 75 crore revenue in Q2; margins are expected to improve as utilization rises and the plant ramps up.
Export momentum is expected to remain healthy, domestic demand is viewed as solid, and North American rail should add traction in coming quarters.
Rail expansion trial runs are targeted for November-December, followed by PPAPs and line qualification; the schedule remains on target.
Cost increases are intended to be passed through, though timing gaps may occur; Q4 calendar-year seasonality can soften exports and utilization.
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