Tenneco Clean Air India
Q2 FY27 value-added revenue rose 32.2% on volume and content gains; PAT up 15%. Management is upbeat, but commodity cost recovery is unresolved and the export order book has softened sharply.
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Q2 FY27 value-added revenue rose 32.2% on volume and content gains; PAT up 15%. Management is upbeat, but commodity cost recovery is unresolved and the export order book has softened sharply.
Q2 FY27 value-added revenue rose 32.2% on volume and content gains; PAT up 15%. Management is upbeat, but commodity cost recovery is unresolved and the export order book has softened sharply.
Capex guided at ₹350–450 Cr for FY27, with ₹120 Cr spent by September; order book covers 100% of FY30 revenue.
Tenneco delivered strong Q1 revenue growth through market share gains and tech adoption, though inflation and public listing costs pressured EBITDA margins.
Tenneco delivered strong FY27 Q1 revenue growth of 20.2% YoY, led by market share gains and tech adoption. However, margins faced pressure from non-indexed commodity inflation and new public company operating costs.
Tenneco Clean Air India delivered record performance in FY26 with 12.3% VAR growth and highest-ever EBITDA margins of 18.8%. Strategy focuses on technology differentiation and localization.
Tenneco Clean Air India delivered record FY26 results with an all-time high EBITDA margin of 18.8%. Management is pivoting toward high-tech suspension systems and advanced clean air solutions to sustain premium margins.
Tenneco Clean Air India (TENNIND) reports strong FY26 results with 12.3% VAR growth and record 18.8% EBITDA margins, driven by market outperformance and operational efficiencies.
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