Bajaj Auto on Tuesday reported a 35 per cent rise in standalone net profit to Rs 3,354 crore for the July-September quarter (Q2 FY27), up from Rs 2,480 crore a year earlier, as revenue from operations climbed 34 per cent to a record Rs 20,003 crore, PTI reported via The Hindu BusinessLine.

Source: The Hindu BusinessLine (PTI)

Yaani, the company's quarterly revenue crossed Rs 20,003 crore — about Rs 200 billion — for the first time, and its standalone profit was Rs 3,354 crore, or about Rs 33.5 billion, in a single quarter.

EBITDA rose 37 per cent to about Rs 4,172 crore, with the operating margin holding at 20.9 per cent despite higher input costs, Autocar Professional reported. Total vehicle sales rose to 1,548,884 units, while export billings reached 778,528 units, up about 40 per cent, led by recoveries in African and Latin American markets.

Source: Autocar Professional

The electric portfolio — Chetak scooters and electric three-wheelers — closed in on 200,000 units in the quarter, with Chetak quarterly revenue crossing Rs 2,000 crore as volumes more than doubled, Autocar Professional reported.

Rs 3,354 croreStandalone net profit, up 35%
Rs 20,003 croreRevenue, up 34% — a record
778,528Export units, up about 40%

For the first half of FY27, Bajaj Auto reported standalone net profit of Rs 6,336.60 crore and said it held a surplus cash balance of Rs 15,500 crore at the end of September, according to Autocar Professional.