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06.11.2026
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Quarter 02 FY 2026–27 financial results
Bengaluru, India – Bosch Limited, a leading supplier of technology and services, today announced its consolidated financial results for Quarter 2 of FY 2026–27. Following the acquisition of Bosch Chassis Systems India Private Limited this quarter, the financial results for Q2 FY 2026–27 incorporates the performance of the wholly owned subsidiary (WOS) for the first time. Overview of consolidated performance in Quarter 2 On a consolidated basis, Bosch Limited posted total revenue from operations of INR 7,655 crores (696 million euros) an increase of 28.2% over the same quarter of the previous year. This growth was mainly driven by robust demand in the overall automotive market. Profit Before Tax (including exceptional items) stood at INR 1,122 crores (102 million euros) which is 14.7% of total revenue from operations. During the quarter, Bosch Limited has reassessed the service award liability and reversed the provision amounting to INR 130 crores which is shown as an exceptional item. Profit After Tax (including exceptional items) stood at INR 840 crores (76 million euros) which is 11.0% of total revenue from operations. • Overall product sales of the automotive segment have increased by 29.8% compared to the same quarter of the previous year. • Power Solutions business grew by 36.4%, driven by strong growth in passenger cars and commercial vehicle segments. • Vehicle Motion business grew by 34.9% driven by robust growth in passenger cars segment. •Two-wheeler business grew by 17.7%, driven by favorable product mix and increased demand from OEMs ahead of the festive season. • Mobility aftermarket business grew by 13.2%, led by increased sales in spark plugs, diesel systems & rotating machines, supported by robust sales to OE segment. • Beyond Mobility business grew by 24.0% in net sales over the same quarter of the previous financial year, driven by strong market demand and festive season momentum in the Power Tools segment. “This quarter, our performance was driven by steady demand across all vehicle segments and positive market momentum due to the ongoing festive season.” said Guruprasad Mudlapur, President of the Bosch Group in India, and Managing Director, Bosch Limited. “This growth is further reinforced with the inclusion of Bosch Chassis Systems India Private Limited as a subsidiary, that adds depth to our mobility portfolio in advanced safety and braking systems.” Snapshot of standalone performance in Quarter 2 On a standalone basis, Bosch Limited registered total revenue from operations of INR 6,164 crores (560 million euros), representing a growth of 28.6% over the same quarter of the previous year. The Standalone Profit Before Tax (including exceptional items) stood at INR 901 crores (82 million euros) which is 14.6% of total revenue from operations. Standalone Profit After Tax (including exceptional items) stood at INR 675 crores (61 million euros) which is 10.9% of total revenue from operations. “The Indian automotive sector continues on an accelerated path towards safer, cleaner and software-defined mobility.” adds Mudlapur. “With our technological strength, evolving strategic partnerships, deep local engineering footprint and expanding portfolios, Bosch Limited is well positioned to cater to the rapidly changing market requirements and continue to be the trusted partner for our customers”. The Board of Directors, at its meeting held on November 6, 2026, approved the utilisation of retained earnings to issue 3 (Three) fully paid up bonus equity shares, for every one fully paid up equity share held and a sub-division of each ₹10 equity share (including the proposed bonus shares) into shares of ₹2 face value, as on the record date to be determined and the consequential increase in authorized share capital. The aforesaid proposals are subject to the approval of the shareholders.
