Disclosure Context
Popular Vehicles and Services Limited submitted a business update intimation under Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 for the Quarter & Half Year ended September 30, 2026. The disclosure was made on October 15, 2026, and signed by Varun T.V., Company Secretary & Compliance Officer.
Performance Metrics
Revenue Growth (YoY)
- Total Revenue from Operations: Q2FY27: 40% (Organic: 26%), H1FY27: 46% (Organic: 29%)
- PV (excluding luxury): Q2FY27: 46% (Organic: 31%), H1FY27: 57% (Organic: 38%)
- Luxury PV: Q2FY27: 53% (Organic: 19%), H1FY27: 48% (Organic: 20%)
- CV: Q2FY27: 28% (Organic: 23%), H1FY27: 32% (Organic: 22%)
- EV, Spare parts distribution: Q2FY27: 43% (Organic: 16%), H1FY27: 43% (Organic: 16%)
Volume Growth
- New Vehicle Volume Sales: Q2FY27: 51% (Organic: 28%), H1FY27: 67% (Organic: 41%)
Note: Honda and Piaggio volumes and revenue were accounted only until August 2025 and excluded from calculations. Audi volume and revenue were accounted from Q4FY26 onwards and included.
Business Performance Commentary
- Both Q2 FY27 and H1 FY27 recorded strong, broad-based YoY growth in new vehicle volumes, supported by healthy organic growth and recent acquisitions.
- GST rate reductions led to vehicle price rationalization, resulting in revenue growth being relatively lower than volume growth.
- Discounting levels reduced significantly compared with previous year, reflecting improved pricing discipline.
- Festive season witnessed encouraging customer demand and strong sales momentum during Onam, with positive demand expected through Dussehra, Diwali and Christmas.
- New vehicle inventory stood at approximately 41 days (compared to 44 days a year ago), remaining close to industry average.
- Debt levels increased sequentially due to higher inventory build-up ahead of price hikes by manufacturers effective October 1.
- Service volumes registered healthy YoY growth, with momentum improving compared to previous quarter.
- Electric two-wheeler (EV-2W) segment demand remained strong with good customer acceptance.
- Acquired businesses and network expansion contributed positively to growth, with service operations continuing to ramp up.
Network Expansion
- Yanik B2B e-commerce marketplace for automotive spare parts (operated by ZPAREX Digisolutions Private Limited, a step-down subsidiary) commenced full-scale commercial operations, offering 13,000+ verified parts.
- New operations started:
- MSIL 1 Service Center at Karukachal, Kerala
- Tata Motors CV 1 Service Center at Kayamkulam, Kerala
Awards & Recognition
Kuttukaran Cars Pvt Ltd (KCPL) received:
- Kerala: TNPS (Customer Satisfaction), A&M RPV + Jr Helmet, Q1 RP Scorecard Platinum, Pine Labs Best Performer
- Tamil Nadu: TNPS (Customer Satisfaction) for Tamil Nadu & Puducherry, A&M RPV (Accessories), Q1 Platinum Partner
- Maharashtra: TNPS (Customer Satisfaction) for April–August 2026
Important Note
The Quarterly Business Update is on a Consolidated basis. The financial results of Q2FY27 are subject to review by Auditors.