MUMBAI, 14th May 2025: Tata Motors, while announcing its results for the quarter ended March 31, 2025, and looking ahead, stated that the global premium luxury segment and the Indian domestic markets are expected to perform relatively better.
For its roadmap for FY 26 and beyond, the company plans to leverage its robust business fundamentals. “We are committed to effectively executing our growth strategy and enhancing customer service,” the company said in a press release.
While sharing the results, PB Balaji, Group Chief Financial Officer of Tata Motors, stated, ‘Despite external challenges, Tata Motors has maintained its strong performance in FY25, achieving record revenues and PBT. The automotive business is now debt-free on a consolidated basis, which has lowered interest costs.
“This is both gratifying and significant, reflecting the healthy business fundamentals established by a resilient team. In this climate of increased uncertainty, we will remain agile, actively pursue our growth agenda, further reduce our cash breakeven, and continue investing in our future. With shareholder approval for the demerger, we are positioned to unlock the full potential of each business.’, Balaji said
In the fiscal year 2025, TML achieved unprecedented revenues of ₹439.7K Cr, with an EBITDA of ₹57.6K Cr, marking the highest PBT(bei) of ₹34.3K Cr (an increase of ₹5.0K Cr compared to the previous year) and a net profit of ₹28.1K Cr.
The TML group became net auto cash positive in FY25, boasting a net cash balance of ₹1.0K Cr.
Factors such as reduced depreciation and amortization at JLR, improved profitability in commercial vehicles, and interest cost savings were somewhat counterbalanced by decreased volumes and lower operating leverage.
In the fourth quarter of FY25, revenues reached ₹119.5K Cr (a 0.4% increase), EBITDA was ₹16.7K Cr (a 4.1% decrease), and EBIT was ₹11.5K Cr (an increase of ₹1.0K Cr). PBT(bei) was reported at ₹12.1K Cr (an increase of ₹2.5K Cr), with a net profit of ₹8.6K Cr. The Board of Directors has proposed a final dividend of ₹6 per share, pending shareholder approval.
Tata Motors has also said it plans to maintain a vigilant approach to costs and cash flows while continuing to invest in its future.
