Bosch Q2 FY26 Earnings Results: Profit Rises to ₹554 Crore, Revenue Up 9% on Strong Auto Demand

Bosch reported a net profit of ₹554 crore in Q2FY26, rising 3.4% from ₹536 crore a year earlier. Strong demand for automotive parts and consumer electronics supported this growth. Revenue from operations increased 9.1% to ₹4,795 crore, compared to ₹4,394 crore in Q2FY25.

Total expenses rose 8.9% to ₹4,274 crore, mainly because the cost of materials consumed grew 10.6%.

Management Commentary

Guruprasad Mudlapur, President of Bosch Group in India, said the company saw healthy demand in the passenger car and off-highway segments. He added that Bosch’s focus on innovation and customer needs helped it deliver stable performance despite challenges in the industry.

Segment-wise Performance

• Automotive product sales grew 11.9% on strong demand across categories.
• Power solutions increased 9.5%, driven by higher sales in passenger car and off-highway markets.
• The two-wheeler business surged 81.8%, supported by increased demand for exhaust gas sensors after OBD2 norms took effect on April 1, 2025.
• Mobility aftermarket rose 3.7%, led by diesel and filter system sales, though GST changes impacted turnover.
• Beyond mobility sales fell 14.4%, mainly due to the divestment of Video Solutions, Access and Intrusion, and Communication businesses in May 2025, which had boosted profit in Q1FY26.

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Bosch Share Price Performance

Bosch share price (NSE: BOSCHLTD) closed at ₹36,680, down 1.61%, after trading between ₹36,500 and ₹37,365. The stock remains well above its 52-week low of ₹25,921.60, but below its 52-week high of ₹41,945.00.

Conclusion

Bosch delivered steady growth in Q2FY26 with higher profit and revenue, supported mainly by strong auto, power solutions, and two-wheeler demand. Although rising costs and GST changes created some pressure, the company expects the festive season and stronger consumer sentiment to lift demand going into the next quarter.

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