SML Mahindra AGM Highlights 17% Revenue Growth
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21st Jul 2026
Key Corporate Developments
- Mahindra completed acquisition of 58.96% controlling stake in SML Isuzu on 1st August, 2025
- Board of Directors and Key Leadership of SML were reconstituted following the acquisition
- Company was renamed from SML ISUZU to SML Mahindra on 8th October, 2025
Financial Performance Highlights (F26)
- Revenue growth: 18% year-over-year
- PAT: ₹64 Crore, representing 31% growth
- Dividend declared at 235%
- Volume growth: 10% year-over-year
- Company outperformed industry growth (17% vs 13% industry growth)
- Achieved all-time highest sales and plant production
Market Position
- ILCV Bus Market Share: 26.6% (2nd biggest player in segment)
- Market share calculated basis respective segments of ILCV Trucks and ILCV Buses
- CV Industry reference: >3.5 Tonnage
Strategic Aspirations
- Goal to become Top 3 in India's ILCV Trucks & Buses with focused play in HCVs
- Target to create ₹12,500 Crore business by F31 (2025-26 is F26)
- Market share targets by F31:
- ILCV Buses (<12T): 12% share (from current 26.6% position)
- ILCV Trucks (5-18.5T): 6% share
- HCV Trucks (28-55T): 6% share
Product Portfolio
- Combined range of special purpose vehicles including:
- Troop carrier, Ambulance, Water bowser, Dual cab
- Reefer van, Closed container, Diesel Bowser
Strategic Pillars and Timeline
- F27-29: Consolidate phase - Seamless integration, execute synergy ideas, evaluate structure, invest in growth
- F28-32: Scale phase - Launch modern competitive product portfolio, strengthen presence in current markets, expand in new markets, alternate fuels
- F31-35: Maximize phase - Operating leverage through scale, premium positioning through brand and product strength
Corporate Social Responsibility
- Support to underprivileged girls in the form of fee & uniform
- Renovation of school infrastructure in flood affected areas
- Upgradation of medical infrastructure at government hospitals