Bengaluru, India – Bosch Limited, a leading supplier of technology and services, today posted its total revenue from operations of INR 5,842 crores (531 million euros) in Quarter 1 of FY 2026–27, an increase of 22.0% over the same quarter of last year. This growth is driven by higher demand in passenger cars and off-highway segment.
The Profit Before Tax for the quarter Apr-Jun 2026 stood at INR 939 crores (85 million euros) which is 16.1% of the total revenue from operations, an increase of 12.0 % over the same quarter of previous year. The improvement is mainly on account of growth in revenue and continuous optimization of expenses.
The Profit After Tax stood at INR 702 crores (64 million euros) which is 12.0% of revenue from operations.
“Our business performance in the first quarter is driven by sustained demand across segments, particularly in passenger cars and commercial vehicles along with increased sales in key product categories.” said Guruprasad Mudlapur, President of the Bosch Group in India, and Managing Director, Bosch Limited. “India’s automotive sector is undergoing a structural shift towards safer, cleaner and personalized vehicles. At Bosch, we are well positioned to support this transition by delivering high-value, future-ready solutions.”
Snapshot of performance in Quarter 1
Overall product sales of the automotive segment have increased by 25.7% compared to the same quarter of the previous year. The Power Solutions business grew by a robust 29.0% driven by buoyant automotive market.
Two-wheeler business grew by 41.4%, mainly led by growth in value-added EMS products, increased sales to premium motorcycle platforms and steady demand from major domestic OEMs.
Mobility aftermarket business grew by 9.6%, driven by strategic price positioning and rollout of new schemes for key product categories, including lubricants and spark plugs.
The Beyond Mobility business grew by 12.6% in net sales over the same quarter of the previous financial year, led by robust demand for core products in the Power Tools segment.
“The last quarter was marked with significant announcements for us, including the acquisition of Bosch Chassis Systems Private Limited to expand our safety and braking portfolio and our joint venture with the TSF Group (Brakes India and Wheels India) for advanced commercial vehicle air systems. These decisive partnerships reflect our integrated approach to stay prepared for the next generation of safer, cleaner, software-driven, and future-ready mobility.” adds Mudlapur.
