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Popular Vehicles and Services Ltd Q1 FY26 Results

PVSLQ1 FY26 Results
Filing
MetricValue (₹ Cr)vs Q4 FY25
Revenue1.3K4.5%
Total Income1.3K4.4%
Expenditure1.3K4.7%
PBT-11.1131.4%
Net Profit-8.7636.1%
OPM2.53%0.65pp
NPM-0.67%0.33pp
EPS1.2336.3%
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Popular Vehicles & Services Q1FY26 Results: Revenue up 1.3% YoY, EBITDA at 2.9% 2025

16 Aug 2025 · 16 Aug 2025, 12:21 pm

Summary

Popular Vehicles & Services Limited (PVSL) has reported its unaudited financial results for the quarter ended 30 June 2025. The company's total income stood at Rs. 1,316 crs, up 1.3% on a Y-o-Y basis. EBITDA stood at Rs. 38.3 crs with margins at 2.9%. PBT stood at Rs. -11.1 crs. Service revenue grew 4.5% YoY and 9.6% QoQ. The PV segment, excluding luxury, continues to be impacted by the prolonged slowdown. The EV segment, particularly 2-wheeler EVs, saw strong momentum.

Key Highlights

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    Service revenue grew 4.5% YoY and 9.6% QoQ

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    Luxury portfolio recorded YoY growth in both volumes and realizations

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    PV segment, excluding luxury, continues to be impacted by the prolonged slowdown

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    CV Segment volumes improved QoQ but remained lower than the corresponding period last year

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    EV Segment 2-wheeler EVs saw strong momentum, with both volumes and revenue doubling YoY

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    EBITDA margins improved to 2.9% in Q1FY26 from 2.2% in Q4FY25

  7. 7

    Received the All-India 1st Runner-Up Award for 'Retail of the Year 2024-25' by JLR

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    Received the award for 'Dealer with the Highest Paid Service to Sales Ratio’ for NEXA by Maruti Suzuki

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    CRISIL Ratings Limited have Re-affirmed the rating awarded to the Company as the long-term rating at CRISIL A/Stable and the short-term rating at CRISIL A1 on the outstanding Rs 468 Crore bank loan facilities of the company

Management Comments

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Mr. Naveen Philip

Promoter & Managing Director

FY26 began with several uncertainties for the domestic passenger vehicle segment. We saw a marginal volume uptick in April; however, May and June remained subdued. Q1 is generally a soft quarter for us. That said, revenue improved by ~2% over last year, supported by strong performance in our luxury and EV portfolio. On a quarterly basis, being a seasonally slow quarter, both volumes and revenue declined. However, we managed to improve operating margins through effective cost-control measures, which also helped reduce losses compared to Q4FY25. Even in this challenging market, we are continuing to execute our growth strategies, as we believe this is merely a prolonged slowdown and the long-term India growth story remains intact. With the Indian economy expected to grow at a healthy pace and consumption likely to improve, we anticipate a demand recovery— particularly in the compact car segment. To make our business more resilient, we are continuously investing in expanding our footprint, deepening our presence in existing markets, focusing on cost-control initiatives, undertaking selective divestments, and channeling resources toward high-growth opportunities. We believe that as industry growth picks up, the investments made, and internal measures implemented over the last 12-15 months will enable us to deliver stronger performance going forward.

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