Bajaj Mobility, the two-wheeler unit formerly known as Pierer Mobility, reported a positive operating profit for the second quarter of 2026, marking its first EBIT gain since emerging from insolvency restructuring. The company posted an EBIT of €1.3 million for April-June, a €166.0 million improvement from the prior period and a turnaround from the negative figures recorded during the insolvency process.
For the first half of 2026, Bajaj Mobility’s EBITDA reached €37.6 million, translating to a 5.4% margin. This compares with a negative margin in the same period last year, when the company was still undergoing restructuring. Revenue for the six-month period rose 65.0% to €701.4 million, with second-quarter sales up approximately 70.0% to €370.2 million.
Motorcycle unit sales nearly doubled in the first half to 89,004 units, while total motorcycle deliveries, including those through Bajaj Auto Ltd. in India, reached 147,572 units. The company also reduced motorcycle inventories across its group and dealer networks by about 10,000 units since the start of the year.
Management indicated that the second half of 2026 will focus on stabilizing profitability, with priorities including portfolio optimization, efficiency gains, and tighter control over product and project pipelines.
