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MRF Gears Up for Q3 Reveal on 6th February; Check Key Expectations Here

Posted by : sachet | Thu Feb 05 2026

MRF Gears Up for Q3 Reveal on 6th February; Check Key Expectations Here

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MRF’s Q3 results FY26 are scheduled to be announced on 6th February 2026. Financial analysts anticipate an increase in revenue due to higher sales and a significant rise in PAT.

MRF Q3 Results 2026 Preview

  • MRF’s revenue is expected to be in the range of ₹315.46 crore, a 32.98% YoY increase. 
  • Profit After Tax, or PAT, is projected to fall 32.98% YoY. 
  • Net profit is ₹315.46 crore, down 32.98% YoY 
  • EBITDA to fall 30.25%

MRF Share Performance 

  • Over the past six months, MRF’s share price has fallen by 7.61% to ₹1,34,750.00.
  • Moreover, over the past year, the stock has increased by 17.21%.
  • Despite this weak short-term performance, MRF’s stock has delivered a financially sound 48.58% return over the past 5 years.
  • As of 5th February 2026, the stock traded at ₹1,34,750.00 per share.

About MRF

MRF Limited is India’s largest tyre manufacturer and one of the prominent tyre companies in the world, headquartered in Chennai. Originally founded in 1946 as Madras Rubber Factory, it now produces a wide range of tyres for passenger cars, two-wheelers, trucks, buses, tractors, and off-the-road vehicles, along with other rubber products like tubes, conveyor belts, pre-cured retreads and related industrial items. 

Key Factors to Watch for MRF Q3 Results FY26 

  1. Revenue & Volume Growth – How much sales grow across replacement, OEM, and export segments, especially with vehicle sales trends influencing tyre demand.
  2. Profitability & Margins – Net profit and EBITDA margin trends, as rising raw material costs (like rubber and crude derivatives) have pressured profits in recent quarters.
  3. Raw Material Cost Impact – Movement in key input costs such as natural rubber and synthetic rubber, which heavily influence production costs and margins.
  4. Replacement vs OEM Demand – Strength in the tyre replacement market versus original equipment demand from auto manufacturers, which affects revenue mix and pricing power.
  5. Dividend & Shareholder Returns – Dividend declarations or buybacks can be significant for investor sentiment due to MRF’s history of strong dividend payouts.

Final Thoughts

MRF will announce its Q3 FY26 results on 6th February 2026. Analysts expect 1.74% revenue growth, a 32.98% rise in PAT, and a 30.25% fall in EBITDA. 

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