Bosch Q2 revenue jumps as acquisition boosts results
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- BOSCHLTD close
- ₹52,475
- On the day
- +3.04%
- Futures OI, short covering
- -2.0%
- Put-call ratio
- 1.08
- Max pain
- ₹49,000
Bosch Limited reported a sharp increase in second-quarter consolidated revenue, which rose 28.2% year on year to ₹76,551 million, or about ₹7,655 cr, for the quarter ended 30 Sep 2026. Consolidated PAT increased 19% to ₹8,405 million, or ₹840.5 cr. The reported profit included a one-time provision reversal, while the first contribution from the chassis-systems acquisition supported the revenue expansion. 🚗
Key Points:
• Revenue ₹7,655 cr rose 28.2% year on year, reflecting the acquisition contribution alongside the underlying business performance.
• PAT ₹840.5 cr increased 19%, but the comparison was helped by the one-time provision reversal, making the quality and repeatability of earnings an important focus for investors.
• Share split and bonus proposals remained subject to shareholder approval. The approvals, record dates and implementation details will determine when those corporate actions affect the shareholding structure.
The results matter for the auto-components sector because acquisition-led growth can broaden product coverage and increase exposure to vehicle chassis systems. The one-time provision reversal, however, means reported profit growth should be read separately from recurring operating performance. Further disclosures on margins, integration benefits and the contribution from the acquired business will help establish how much of the improvement is operational. ⚙️
OI Charts data showed the stock at ₹52,475 on 05 Nov 2026, up 3.04% on the day and at a 52-week high. It gained 10.3% over five sessions and 16.7% over 20 sessions, with volume of 49,476. In derivatives, futures open interest fell 2.0% as the price rose, indicating short covering rather than fresh long build-up. The futures traded at a 0.26% discount to the underlying, while the put-call ratio stood at 1.08.
For the 23 Nov 2026 expiry, the largest call open interest was at ₹55,000 and the largest put open interest was at ₹48,000. Max pain was ₹49,000. These levels frame the market’s current positioning after the earnings-related move; the next focus is the shareholder decision on the split and bonus proposals, followed by evidence that acquisition-led revenue growth is translating into recurring operating gains.
Source: TradingView, 06 Nov 2026
Not investment advice. For informational purposes only.