Cummins India Q2 Profit Increases 42% to Rs 638 Crore on 28% Sales Growth
Cummins India reported a 42% year-on-year increase in profit after tax to Rs 638 crore for Q2, driven by a 28% growth in total sales amounting to Rs 3,122 crore. Domestic sales rose 28% while exports grew 24%. The company remains cautiously optimistic despite global uncertainties, supported by strong operational performance and cost discipline.
In the September quarter ending 2025, Cummins India demonstrated strong financial performance with profit after tax rising 42% year-on-year to Rs 638 crore and total sales increasing 28% to Rs 3,122 crore. The growth was broad-based with domestic sales up 28% to Rs 2,577 crore and export sales increasing 24% to Rs 545 crore. The company's management credits steady demand, improved order execution, operational efficiency, and cost discipline for the results. Despite ongoing global geopolitical uncertainties that pose challenges to export prospects, Cummins India remains cautiously optimistic about its growth trajectory in both domestic and international markets. Market indicators such as IIP and PMI reflect a stable economic outlook supported by low inflation and stable fiscal policy. Cummins India continues to leverage its diversified portfolio, aligned with evolving emission norms, and focuses on strengthening collaboration with trade partners and improving operational efficiencies. The company operates with a strong balance sheet, zero long-term debt, and robust cash flow generation, which together support continued business momentum and shareholder value creation.
