Ashok Leyland Posts Record Revenues and Profits for Q4 and FY26
Rs 44,007 Cr
Rs 5,732 Cr
220,437 units
What Happened
Ashok Leyland Limited announced its highest-ever quarterly and annual financial performance for Q4 and fiscal year FY26. The company reported record revenues, EBITDA, and profit after tax, driven by strong commercial vehicle volumes, including all-time highs in total CV, LCV, and export volumes. The company also highlighted continued momentum in its Power Solutions, Aftermarket, and Electric Mobility businesses, with Switch Mobility delivering a standout performance in e-buses and e-LCVs.
- FY26: Rs 44,007 Cr vs FY25: Rs 38,753 Cr (+14%)
- FY26: Rs 5,163 Cr vs FY25: Rs 4,245 Cr (+22%)
- FY26: Rs 3,566 Cr vs FY25: Rs 3,303 Cr (+8%)
220,437 unitsunits
All-time high; 13% growth over previous year
“Achieving these record-breaking milestones and delivering a strong financial performance across our businesses is a matter of immense pride for us. Our CV and export volumes were at an all-time high, reflecting the deep trust our customers place in us.”
Why this matters
The record results underscore strong demand and successful premiumization strategy, strengthening the company's position for future investments in product development and global expansion.
Terms in This Story
- EBITDA
- Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization; a measure of a company's operating profitability.
- PAT
- Profit after tax; net income after all expenses and taxes.
- PBT
- Profit before tax; net income before income taxes.
- CV
- Commercial vehicle; includes trucks and buses used for business purposes.
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