Ather Energy stock jumped after its Q4 FY26 performance, with losses narrowing sharply and revenue surging. The company reported a 36.3% drop in FY26 loss, strong quarterly growth, and improved EBITDA margins, despite higher costs and pressures like lithium price volatility and production disruptions from rare-earth magnet export limits. Brokerages stayed bullish, citing long-term growth and network expansion.
Tata Electronics CEO Randhir Thakur outlines the company’s ambitious $30 billion push into semiconductor fabs and advanced packaging, signaling a major manufacturing bet. The ETtech Top 5 also points to Ather’s stronger Q4 momentum, with revenue rising as the EV maker gains traction. Together, the stories highlight big capital moves in tech and electrification.
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Ather Energy logged its strongest FY26 performance, selling 2.63 lakh electric two-wheelers—up 69%—and lifting revenue 63% to Rs 3,671 crore. The company also exceeded Rs 1,000 crore in quarterly revenue, with growth largely fueled by its family scooter Rizta and an expanding sales and service network, while net losses narrowed as it scales up manufacturing and new platforms.
Ather Energy reported a strong Q4 performance, with revenue from operations rising 74% year-on-year to Rs 1,175 crore from Rs 676 crore a year earlier. The company’s loss narrowed to Rs 100 crore, signalling improved profitability even as growth accelerates. The figures come from its regulatory filing.
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