Bosch Q2 results: consolidated profit rises 19% to Rs 840 crore; board approves 1:5 split and 3:1 bonus

Bosch Q2 results: Bosch Limited reported a consolidated profit after tax of Rs 840 crore for the second quarter of FY27 (July-September 2026), up 19% from a year earlier, in its filing to the exchanges on 6 November 2026. Consolidated revenue from operations was Rs 7,655 crore, up 28.2%. The same board meeting approved a 1:5 stock split and a 3:1 bonus issue, both subject to shareholder approval.

Bosch Q2 results: key numbers

Measure (Rs crore)	Q2 FY27	Change year on year
Consolidated revenue from operations	7,655	+28.2%
Consolidated profit before tax (before exceptional item)	992	n/a in release
Consolidated profit before tax (after exceptional item)	1,122	n/a in release
Consolidated profit after tax	840	+19%
Standalone revenue from operations	6,164	+28.6%
Standalone profit after tax	675	n/a in release

The results include Bosch Chassis Systems India Private Limited for the first time, after Bosch acquired the wholly owned subsidiary during the quarter. Profit after tax was 11.0% of consolidated revenue.

Why Bosch profit rose

The company said growth came mainly from strong demand in the overall automotive market. Automotive product sales rose 29.8%. Power Solutions grew 36.4% and Vehicle Motion grew 34.9%, both helped by passenger cars. Two-wheeler business grew 17.7%, the mobility aftermarket 13.2% and Beyond Mobility, which includes power tools, 24.0%.

One-time item in the Bosch Q2 results

Bosch reassessed its service award liability and reversed a provision of Rs 130 crore, which is shown as an exceptional item. Without it, consolidated profit before tax was Rs 992 crore. In our view, readers comparing profit with last year should keep this one-off gain in mind.

Bosch stock split and bonus issue: what is proposed

• Stock split: each equity share of face value Rs 10 will be sub-divided into five shares of Rs 2.
• Bonus issue: three bonus shares of Rs 2 each for every one Rs 2 share held after the split.
• Size: about 44.24 crore new bonus shares, funded from retained earnings.
• Timeline: the company expects to complete both within two months of 6 November 2026, subject to approvals. The record date has not been announced.

The company said the actions are meant to let retail shareholders take part in its future. Paid-up shares would rise from about 2.95 crore to about 59.0 crore after both steps.

What to watch next

Watch for the postal ballot notice and the record date. Our other results coverage tracks the same quarter for other auto companies.