Double-digit domestic revenue growth for FY26
Management expects full-year domestic revenue growth in double digits, driven by replacement demand and premiumization.
JK Tyre & Industries · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.
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Management expects full-year domestic revenue growth in double digits, driven by replacement demand and premiumization.
Total capex for the year is guided at ₹900-1,000 crore, with ₹1,400 crore projects under implementation progressing on schedule.
Management expects JK Tornel to return to normal margin levels from Q2 FY26, aided by raw material stability and volume recovery.
The share of premium PCR (16-inch and above) is targeted to increase from current 26% to around 40% in coming quarters.
Management expects more than 10% revenue growth driven by cumulative 16-17% price increases, volume growth, and capacity ramp-up in PCR and TBR segments.
Management targets returning to normal margin range of 11-13% from second half as raw material costs stabilize and price increases flow through, offsetting 20% sequential cost spike in Q1.
Despite Q1 margin compression, management expects full year margins around 10-11% given sequential improvement trajectory in remaining three quarters.
Geopolitical supply disruptions and labor issues at JK Tornell Mexico have been resolved, with production normalizing and expectations of better results for remaining three quarters.
Management reaffirmed the 13-15% EBITDA margin range despite expected 1-2% raw material cost increase, citing volume growth and premiumization.
Expansion across TBR, ASLTR, and PCR locations to increase overall capacity by ~7% over 1.5-2 years.
The new PCR line started in October 2025 will attain full capacity by July 2026.
Management expects revenue growth to remain in mid-double digits if current momentum continues.
Management expects demand momentum to continue, with auto industry growing mid-single digits in FY27.
Price increases have been implemented in Q1 FY27 to offset raw material cost inflation of 18-19%.
Total expansion outlay of ₹6,110 crore (₹1,130 crore + ₹4,980 crore) to be spent over 3-4 years, with annual cash outflow of ~₹1,200 crore.
The ₹4,980 crore expansion will be funded with a debt-to-equity ratio of 2:1, maintaining leverage ratios.