Escorts Kubota Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Escorts Kubota reported Q1 FY26 standalone revenue from operations of Rs 2,483.36 crores, down about 2.9% from Rs 2,556.31 crores in the year-ago quarter (restated). Profit before tax from continuing operations jumped to Rs 493.85 crores from Rs 350.21 crores, boosted by a Rs 75.99 crore exceptional gain on sale of land and building to Sona Comstar. Net profit from continuing operations rose to Rs 372.61 crores from Rs 266.19 crores. The company also booked a one-time profit of Rs 1,004.37 crores from the slump sale of its Railway Equipment Division to Sona Comstar for Rs 1,600 crores, which completed during the quarter. Total net profit stood at Rs 1,400.24 crores versus Rs 303.51 crores a year ago. The Board accepted the resignation of Deputy MD Seiji Fukuoka and appointed Akira Kato (Kubota nominee) as the new Deputy MD for five years. It also approved extinguishment of the Escorts Benefit Trust, a related party.
Headline profit surge is largely driven by one-time gains from the RED business sale and land sale, so underlying continuing-operations performance is more relevant for investors. Continuing operations PAT growth of ~40% and PBT growth of ~41% suggest healthy core momentum despite a slight revenue dip. The change in Deputy MD is a routine Kubota-nominee transition with no disruption flagged.