A Calm Beast Awakens: Hero MotoCorp Ends FY25 on a High Note
When it comes to motorcycles, Hero MotoCorp doesn’t scream loud — it moves with quiet consistency. And that’s exactly what investors witnessed in its Q4 FY25 results. No fireworks, no drama — just solid numbers, a generous ₹65 final dividend, and a subtle reminder that Hero still rules the two-wheeler kingdom.
Let’s break down the results that every investor, analyst, and bike enthusiast should care about.
Hero MotoCorp Q4FY25 Results: Key Highlights at a Glance
| Metric | Q4FY25 | Q4FY24 | YoY Change |
| Revenue from Operations | ₹9,939 Cr | ₹9,519 Cr | 🔼 4.4% |
| Net Profit | ₹1,081 Cr | ₹1,061 Cr | 🔼 6.4% |
| EBITDA | ₹1,417.7 Cr | ₹1,359 Cr | 🔼 4.4% |
| EBITDA Margin | 14.26% | 14.30% | 🔽 Slight dip |
Despite a minor dip in margin, the earnings have outpaced analyst estimates — and that alone deserves a closer look.
Dividend Alert: ₹65 Final Dividend – A Quiet Windfall
Hero MotoCorp’s board has recommended a ₹65 final dividend per share (on a face value of ₹2). That’s a 3.2% yield based on the current share price of ₹4,064.30. The record date is July 24, 2025, and the dividend will be paid out within 30 days post-AGM.
If you’re a long-term shareholder, this is a quiet payout party you shouldn’t miss.
What’s Driving Hero’s Silent Surge?
1. Pricing Strategy That Works
Despite a tough environment, Hero MotoCorp managed to bump up its pricing and optimize its product mix — helping it beat revenue expectations.
2. Cost Discipline Pays Off
Flat margins may not seem glamorous, but in an inflationary environment, they indicate operational strength. Stable commodity prices, efficient supply chain, and tight cost controls are keeping the engine running smooth.
3. Dominance in the Commuter Segment
With 24 years of uninterrupted leadership in the two-wheeler space, Hero’s hold over the 100cc–125cc commuter segment remains unbeatable. Even as competition heats up, the brand loyalty here is ironclad.
Looking Ahead: Electric Dreams & EV Push
One thing that stood out in the management commentary? Hero’s EV ambitions. Acting CEO Vikram S. Kasbekar revealed that the upcoming electric vehicle launch is expected to accelerate momentum in FY26.
This signals that Hero is not resting on legacy. Instead, it’s gearing up to take on Ola, Ather, and TVS in the fast-growing EV race.
Full-Year FY25 Performance: Best Ever in Company’s History
Hero MotoCorp didn’t just end Q4 strong — it shattered records for the entire year:
- Revenue from Operations (FY25): ₹40,756 Cr
- Net Profit (FY25): ₹4,610 Cr
This marks the company’s highest-ever annual performance, showing resilience amid market volatility and rising input costs.
Stock Market Reaction: A 2% Climb on Confidence
Following the Q4 results, Hero MotoCorp’s stock rose 2% and was last seen trading around ₹4,064.30. The market clearly likes the combination of performance + dividend + EV promise.