Tata Motors' commercial vehicles business has returned to profit in the July-September quarter (Q2 FY27), reporting a consolidated net profit of Rs 1,257 crore against a loss of Rs 867 crore a year earlier, The Hindu BusinessLine reported. Forbes India and Autocar Professional put the consolidated profit at Rs 1,254 crore on the same comparison.

Source: The Hindu BusinessLine

Consolidated revenue rose 36.3 per cent year-on-year to Rs 25,338 crore (yaani about Rs 253.4 billion), supported by higher volumes. Wholesale volumes climbed 42 per cent to 135,100 units, with domestic volumes up 30 per cent and exports up 177 per cent, Forbes India reported, quoting MD and CEO Girish Wagh as calling it the highest-ever revenue in any second quarter.

Source: Forbes India

Rs 1,257 croreConsolidated net profit (vs Rs 867 crore loss a year ago)
Rs 25,338 croreRevenue, up 36.3% YoY
135,100Wholesale volumes, up 42%
36.2%Domestic CV market share, H1 FY27 (VAHAN)

Consolidated EBITDA margin came in at 10.9 per cent despite commodity cost pressures, particularly in steel and rubber, which the company said it managed through cost control, efficiencies and calibrated price increases, Autocar Professional reported, quoting CFO G V Ramanan.

Source: Autocar Professional

The company said it expects to begin integrating Italian truck maker Iveco into its operations in the January-March quarter, once the tender offer process is complete. The tender offer is open for acceptance until October 26, 2026, with settlement planned for October 30.

Source: Forbes India