JBM Auto’s Q2 FY27 figures show revenue leaping 21% to ₹1,656.37 crore, while net profit climbed 12.5% to ₹58.76 crore, giving a clear picture of the company’s financial health.
The auto‑components arm alone grew 24.68% in sales, hitting ₹1,036.97 crore against ₹831.69 crore a year earlier, proving the firm’s supply chain is as strong as its bus division.
In its electric‑mobility segment, revenue jumped 21.84% to ₹548.33 crore, underscoring that the boost in bus deliveries is a major driver behind the top‑line surge.
A new high: 578 electric buses rolled out this quarter, the most in a single period for JBM. For city transport operators, this means more models to choose from and a growing network of support and proven performance.
Yet the cost side keeps pace: total expenditure rose to ₹1,583.70 crore, raw‑material spend hit ₹1,131.66 crore, and finance costs climbed to ₹155.98 crore. For buyers, this translates to a tighter price‑to‑performance ratio, but also to the confidence that JBM can sustain supply as subsidies and regulations tighten.
Looking ahead, the company plans to roll out the next generation of battery‑powered buses by Q3 FY28, with city‑wide availability in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru. Buyers should watch for updates on battery life, charging infrastructure, and after‑sales support as the market expands.