Toyota Indus Motor Q1 Profit Jumps to Rs. 7.38 Billion on Strong Car Sales
Indus Motor Firm Limited (INDU) noted a profit after tax (PAT) of Rs.
Indus Motor Firm Limited (INDU) noted a profit after tax (PAT) of Rs.
Article outline
- What happened
- The key numbers
- The details
- The bottom line
Key points
- The effective tax rate stood at 37.6 percent in 1QFY27, compared with 39.3 percent in 1QFY26 and 37.0 percent in 4QFY26.
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- 74.02 billion in 1QFY27, increasing 20 percent year over year and 11 percent quarter over quarter.
Indus Motor Firm Limited (INDU) noted a profit after tax (PAT) of Rs. 7.38 billion for the first quarter of fiscal year 2027, up 10 percent year over year from Rs. 6.72 billion in the same period last year.
Earnings per share (EPS) rose to Rs. 93.95 from Rs. While quarterly profit rose 21 percent from Rs, 85.49 in 1QFY26. 6.11 billion in 4QFY26.
For context, the firm additionally confirmed a cash dividend of Rs. 56 per share, compared with Rs. 51 per share in 1QFY26. The dividend translates into a payout ratio of 59.6 percent.
Net sales reached Rs. 74.02 billion in 1QFY27, increasing 20 percent year over year and 11 percent quarter over quarter.
Sales rose primarily due to a 34 percent YoY growth in volumes to 13, 260 units. The surge was led by the Yaris, Corolla, and Corolla Cross segment. It jumped 43 percent YoY to 10, 925 units, while Fortuner and Hilux volumes edged up 3 percent YoY to a combined 2, 335 units. Higher volumes additionally lifted revenue 11 percent quarter-over-quarter, up from 11, 333 units sold in 4QFY26. Sazgar Q1 Profit Declines After Higher Taxes.
Gross margin declined to 15.3 percent from 17.1 percent in 1QFY26, reflecting a sales mix tilted toward sedans. It accounted for 82 percent of total volumes compared with 77 percent in 1QFY26. The lower margin mix was attributed to the relative contribution of Fortuner and Hilux. On a quarterly basis, gross margin recovered from 10.3 percent in 4QFY26.
Distribution expenses rose 4 percent year over year to Rs. When a reversal of warranty obligations worth Rs, 723 million, normalizing from 4QFY26. 625 million had been booked. Administrative expenses rose 5 percent to Rs. 898 million.
Other income rose 11 percent year over year to Rs. 3.22 billion, backed by higher savings rates. Finance costs climbed to Rs. 204 million from Rs. 50 million in 1QFY26 due to higher interest rates and the commencement of SIDC payments. Finance costs were up 9 percent quarter over quarter from Rs. 186 million in 4QFY26.
Notably, the effective tax rate stood at 37.6 percent in 1QFY27, compared with 39.3 percent in 1QFY26 and 37.0 percent in 4QFY26. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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