Gabriel India Q1 FY27 results: date, key numbers, agenda

Key dates investors are tracking

Gabriel India Ltd’s upcoming earnings date is July 21, 2026 for Q1 FY26-27 (Q1 FY27), according to the provided schedule. The company’s last earnings date was May 27, 2026, for Q4 FY25-26. These dates matter because the July 21 meeting is also tied to board decisions beyond routine quarterly approvals. For investors, the combination of results and capital-raising discussions can influence how the market interprets management’s priorities for growth and balance sheet planning.

The data also lists a declared dividend of Rs 1.90 with a date of November 21, 2025. The last bonus issue mentioned was on May 30, 2012. Separately, the snapshot includes CMP at Rs 1,363.2 and market capitalisation of Rs 19,568.54 crore.

Board meeting agenda on July 21, 2026

The board meeting is scheduled for July 21, 2026 to approve the unaudited financial results for Q1 FY27. Alongside results, the board will also consider issuing equity shares through routes such as private placement, QIP, or a preferential issue.

This agenda is relevant for shareholders because equity issuance options can affect dilution, fund-raising capacity, and the company’s ability to finance expansion plans. The article text does not specify the size of any proposed issue, pricing, or timeline, and those details would typically emerge only after board approvals and further disclosures.

Latest disclosed quarter snapshot: revenue, profit, and margins

For the quarter where consolidated quarterly numbers are reported for March 2026, the company showed the following:

• Net Sales (Revenue): Rs 1,209.59 crore, up 12.71% from Rs 1,073.15 crore in March 2025.
• Net Profit: Rs 66.61 crore, up 3.49% from Rs 64.36 crore in March 2025.
• EBITDA: Rs 241.73 crore, up 111.8% from Rs 114.13 crore in March 2025.
• EPS: Rs 4.63 in March 2026 versus Rs 4.48 in March 2025.

The dataset also lists headline changes for the same quarter: Revenue Rs 1,209 crore (QoQ 2.63%, YoY 12.71%), Gross Profit Rs 107 crore (QoQ 32.28%, YoY 26.64%), and Net Profit Rs 66 crore (QoQ 21.73%, YoY 3.39%).

Q1 (quarter ended Jun 2025) operational trend versus Mar 2026

The quarterly table provided (figures in Rs crore except per share values) shows how the quarter ended Jun 2025 compared with Mar 2026 and Jun 2024. Revenue for Jun 2025 is listed at Rs 1,098.38 crore versus Rs 1,209.59 crore in Mar 2026 and Rs 946.57 crore in Jun 2024. Net income for Jun 2025 is Rs 61.97 crore compared with Rs 66.61 crore in Mar 2026 and Rs 57.59 crore in Jun 2024.

While the table labels “QoQ Comp” and “YoY Comp”, the key takeaway is that costs and operating income moved in a relatively narrow band versus the immediately preceding quarter, while the year-on-year comparison shows higher scale. SG&A expense is shown at Rs 73.35 crore for Jun 2025 versus Rs 68.76 crore in Mar 2026.

Summary table: quarterly metrics available in the dataset

What management highlighted: growth drivers and segment mix

In the management commentary included in the text, Gabriel India reported standalone operating revenue of Rs 985 crore, up 14% year-on-year for Q1 FY26. It also reported consolidated revenue of Rs 1,098 crore, up 16% year-on-year.

The commentary adds that two and three-wheeler revenue grew 12%, passenger vehicle revenue grew 11%, and CV plus railway division and aftermarket combined grew 29% year-on-year. On profitability, standalone EBITDA is stated at Rs 91 crore with margin improving from 9.0% to 9.2%. Consolidated EBITDA margin is stated at 9.9% versus 9.6% in Q1 FY25, while consolidated PAT is stated at Rs 62 crore, up 8% year-on-year.

Sunroof business scale-up and capex plans

The sunroof segment (IGSS) is highlighted with revenue of Rs 114 crore and EBITDA margin of 14.4% for the quarter referenced in the commentary. The text also states that the company plans to double sunroof capacity by the second half of CY 2025 to meet demand.

On investments, the article lists planned FY26 capex of Rs 150 crore for suspension and Rs 50 crore for sunroofs. It also mentions Rs 60 to 70 crore earmarked for a new fastener plant. These are stated plans and not a commitment of actual spend in a given quarter.

Additional performance points and older quarter references

The dataset includes Q3FY26 numbers: revenue of Rs 1,178.7 crore, EBITDA of Rs 110.6 crore (margin 9.4%), PBT Rs 85.2 crore, PAT Rs 54.7 crore, and EPS Rs 3.8. For Q3FY25, it lists revenue Rs 924.2 crore, EBITDA Rs 79.4 crore (margin 8.6%), PBT Rs 70.8 crore, and a net cash position of Rs 296.0 crore, along with cash flow from operations of Rs 43.1 crore and capex of Rs 50.6 crore.

For Q1FY25, it reports revenue Rs 864.2 crore, EBITDA Rs 78.0 crore (margin 9.0%), PBT Rs 69.1 crore, net cash position Rs 327.1 crore, cash flow from operations Rs 48.4 crore, and capex Rs 30.2 crore.

Market indicators and shareholder context

The text states the stock closed at Rs 1,097.90 on May 25, 2026 (NSE) and delivered 5.92% returns over the last six months and 69.23% over the last 12 months (as of that reference). The quick snapshot separately lists CMP at Rs 1,363.2 and market cap Rs 19,568.54 crore, reflecting that the dataset contains multiple time-stamped price points.

It also lists a reported EPS of 14.23 (with estimated EPS shown as not available). Investors typically reconcile such EPS references with whether they represent trailing twelve months or another period, but the text does not specify the basis.

Why the July 21 event matters

The July 21, 2026 date combines two potentially price-sensitive updates: quarterly operating performance and a board discussion on possible equity issuance routes. Results will indicate how recent growth, operating leverage, and expenses are tracking versus prior quarters shown in the dataset. The capital-raising consideration may also be read alongside the company’s stated capex plans and capacity expansion commentary, particularly for the sunroof business.

Conclusion

Gabriel India’s next key catalyst is July 21, 2026, when it is due to report Q1 FY27 and hold a board meeting to approve unaudited results and consider equity issuance options. Investors will watch for clarity on profitability, segment momentum, and any follow-up disclosures on fund-raising decisions after the meeting.