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delivered a robust Q2 FY26 performance, underscoring its leadership in the SUV and tractor segments and its strategic expansion into commercial vehicles through the acquisition of SML Isuzu.
🔹 Automotive & FES Segment Performance
- Automotive volumes rose 13.3% YoY and 5.8% QoQ, driving an 18.1% YoY revenue increase.
- Farm Equipment Segment (FES) revenue grew 31.4% YoY, with volumes up 31.6% YoY, though down 8.3% QoQ.
- EBITDA margin expanded by 558 bps YoY, aided by cost optimization and strong top-line growth.
🔹 GST Impact & Demand Revival
- Mid-August to late September saw deferred purchases due to GST rate cut anticipation.
- Post-GST rationalization, domestic demand rebounded, especially in rural markets.
- Tractors and LCVs, which saw steep price hikes over five years, are expected to benefit significantly from tax reductions.
🔹 Segment Outlook & Volume Guidance
- Tractor volumes projected to grow in low double digits for FY26.
- LCV growth guidance revised upward to 10–12% (from 5–7%).
- SUV volumes expected to grow in mid-to-high teens, supported by strong demand.
🔹 Export Recovery & Global Expansion
- Exports rose 40% YoY, led by strong demand in South Africa, Australia, and reopened regional markets.
- EV exports to Nepal and resumed operations in Algeria added to momentum.
- Tractor exports also revived as neighboring countries normalized operations.
🔹 Product Pipeline & Launch Plans
- FY26: Three new ICE models and two BEVs planned.
- By FY30: Portfolio to include seven ICEs and five BEVs.
- LCV segment to see two new launches in FY26 and five by FY30.
- Recent upgrades include Bolero, Bolero Neo, and Thar 3-door; XEV9S EV unveiled.
🔹 Valuation & Investment View
- SOTP valuation suggests a 5% upside from current levels.
- With strong fundamentals, diversified growth levers, and rural tailwinds, M&M remains a compelling long-term pick.
- ‘Accumulate’ rating maintained for investors seeking steady compounding potential.#FundamentalViews
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