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Bosch Q1 FY26: Earnings Estimates & Financial Highlights

Steady revenue growth, stable margins, and investor focus on premium valuations as Bosch prepares to announce its first-quarter earnings on August 4.

Bosch Q1 FY26 Results Preview – Earnings Estimates & Outlook

Bosch is set to announce its Q1 FY2026 results (April–June 2025), and analysts expect a modest performance amid steady demand in the automotive sector. Revenue is projected at around Rs 4,619 crore for the quarter, representing a slight 3 per cent year-on-year increase. Net profit is estimated to be around Rs 490 crore, implying a growth of around 5 per cent over the Rs 466 crore profit in the year-ago period. This corresponds to an EBITDA margin of roughly 12.3 per cent, indicating a marginal improvement in operating profitability from last year’s around 12 per cent level. The table below summarises key expected metrics alongside Bosch’s stock ratings: Analyst Estimates (Q1 FY26) Value Research Online Ratings (out of 10) Revenue (est.) – around Rs 4,619 crore Quality Score – 8/10 EBITDA Margin (est.) – around 12.3 per cent Growth Score – 7/10 Net Profit (est.) – around Rs 490 crore Valuation Score – 3/10   Momentum Score – 9/10 The slight uptick in revenue reflects stable demand in Bosch’s key segments. Last year’s Q1 saw total income of Rs 4,496 crore, which grew only around 3.5 per cent YoY due to a high base and election-related slowdown. This time, volume growth in the automotive sector – especially passenger vehicles – is expected to support Bosch’s top line. Management had noted that, despite a sluggish retail sales environment in the early part of FY25, underlying auto sector sentiment remained positive. For Q1 FY26, continued production growth in passenger cars and improvements in the aftermarket and power tools divisions likely contributed to low single-digit revenue growth. On the profitability front, Bosch’s operating efficiency and cost controls are expected to maintain firm margins. EBITDA margin is forecast at around 12 per cent–12.5 per cent, slightly above last year’s


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