Apollo Tyres Q4 revenue jumps 14.2% YoY, net profit soars multifold; declared ₹2.5 per share dividend

Shares of Apollo Tyres closed 1.8% higher at 403.9 apiece on the NSE ahead of the results. The company announced its Q4FY26 results during post-market hours and declared a ₹2.50 per share dividend. The company incurred exceptional costs and adjusted deffered tax income leading to explosion in net profits

Apollo Tyres Q4 results

During the quarter under review, the company posted a revenue growth of 14.1% at ₹7,370 crore as compared to ₹6,072 crore in the same period last year. The Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa region posted strong growth from ₹4,648 crore to ₹5,346 crore in the same period last year.

At the operational level, the company posted EBITDA growth of 27.65% at ₹1,108 crore as compared to ₹864 crore in the previous year's same quarter. The EBITDA margin for the quarter expanded nearly 160 bps to 14.5%, as against 13.03% in the previous year same quarter.

However, the company’s net profit for the quarter swelled to ₹630 crore for the quarter as compared to ₹184 crore in the same period last quarter. This was largely due to the adjustment of impairment costs incurred during the quarter related to the closure of the Netherlands factory, worth ₹455 crore. The exceptional cost was offset by the recalculation of tax liabilities with a new applicable tax rate of 25.1% vs 34.9% earlier. Consequently, the company recorded deferred tax income of ₹573.6 crore.

Similarly, during Q4FY25, the company had incurred ₹118 crore and an tax revenue of ₹11 crore, leaving the post tax profit at ₹184 crore

On the other hand, the company improved its financial health by improving the debt-to-equity ratio of the company to 0.16x as compared to 0.23x.