JKTYRE Q4 Results 2026 Preview: Date, Time, Expectations & Key Things To Watch

JK Tyre & Industries is set to report its Q4 FY 2025-2026 results, following a period of sustained volume growth and operational efficiency gains. Investors will be focused on the company's margin trajectory as it navigates a 1-2% increase in raw material costs and integrates the Cavendish Industries merger.

JKTYRE Q4 Results Date and Time

The board meeting is scheduled for May 26, 2026, to approve the audited financial results and consider dividend recommendation for FY26.

What to expect from JKTYRE's Q4 FY26 results

In its most recently reported quarter, JK Tyre & Industries posted revenue of Rs. 4,235 Cr, PAT of Rs. 209 Cr, and an EBITDA margin of 13.8%. Domestic volume growth remains a key driver, with the company recording a 16% YoY increase in Q3 FY26, supported by high capacity utilization exceeding 90% in radial categories. Management is prioritizing premiumization, having successfully increased the 16-inch and above PCR tyre mix to 31% in Q3 FY26 from 27% in the previous year. While the raw material basket is expected to inch up by 1-2% in Q4 FY26, management expects margins to remain intact within the 13-15% guidance range due to ongoing volume momentum and operational leverage.

Key Things To Watch

Performance vs Guidance Tracking

• Revenue growth — 10%+ for FY26 — On track with 15% YoY growth in Q3
• EBITDA margin — 13-15% ongoing — Achieved 13.8% in Q3
• Capex — Rs. 1,200 Cr for FY26 — Rs. 610 Cr spent in H1
• Premium PCR (16"+) — 40% target — Currently 31% as of Q3

Strategic execution and capex updates

• PCR expansion at Banmore is under ramp-up with full capacity expected by July 2026
• TBR capacity expansion at Laksar is scheduled for completion by April 2026
• ASLTR expansion in Mysuru is now completed

Risks and headwinds to monitor

• GST tax demand of Rs. 1.39 Crore for FY 2019-20 is currently under appeal
• Raw material basket is expected to rise by 1-2% in Q4 FY26
• Mexico business faces ongoing USMCA compliance requirements to reach 75% for zero-tariff status