The company filing said the company recommended a dividend of Rs 210 per share for the financial year ended March 31, 2025. If approved by shareholders, the credit will be given on or around August 8, 2025, the company filing said.
The company’s income is Rs. 12,646 crore, which increased by 9% in the corresponding quarter of the last financial year by 9%.
Post-tax profit (PAT) Q3 FY25 was reduced by 18% in comparison to 2,196 crore, while the FY22’s October-December quarter was Rs. 13,169 crore was below 4%.
However, on a single basis, the company had a net profit of 6% to Rs 2,049 against Rs 1,936 crore against Rs 1,936 crore in the year ago. The total income is Rs. 12,148 crore, which was 6% in the corresponding quarter of the last financial year compared to Rs 11,485.
The company identified fiscal year 25 as a record year on income and profitability and is marked by a rapid scale-up for elastic operations on the ICE and leadership on electric.
Bazaar Auto Toe has attributed its lonely income growth to double-digit income on premium motorcycles, electric scooters and commercial vehicles and other solid volume-led export operations. The exchange filing said the revenue of the revenue was missed double-digit growth due to the temporary suspension of KTM exports.
Ebida
In the quarter under the review, interest, tax, depreciation and earnings before EBITDA are up to 20% in the sixth straight quarter. The company’s better gross margin has come from a decline in favorable currency and costs on the new neuron platform. EBITDA margin was 20.2% in Q4fy25, which was 10 bps in the period before the period of 20.1%.
Sales proportion
The company’s domestic sales proportion was equal to 6,13,248 units in Q4FY25, which is 6,57,330 units in the year ago, which has dropped by 7%. It was below 13% of the 7,07,105 units registered in Q3FY25.
The company, which is synonymous with Pulsar motorcycles, has sold 5,01,096 two-wheeler units while selling 1,12,152 commerce vehicles in the same period.
The company exported 4,89,686 units in Q4FY25 against 4,11,246 crore in FY 24, with a 19% growth.
The company said its domestic motorcycle income was at the top of the 125cc+ segment, though the overall operation was subdued by weak H2.
At the rear of the highest retail in the 125cc+ segment KTM, exceeding 10K crore in domestic income, Pulsar sells 1 lakh units at home, reflecting the strength of the premium at the end of the premium. “KTM Duke accelerates the introduction of the freshness and new venture 390 of 200/250,” the company said.
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