KPIT Technologies Share Price Falls 24% In 3 Months

KPIT Technologies' shares have come under pressure as weakness in the global automotive sector raises concerns over the company's growth prospects. The company provides software solutions for autonomous driving, advanced driver assistance systems and electric powertrains, making automotive technology spending a key driver of its business.

The pressure has been particularly visible in Europe, which contributes around 50% of KPIT's revenue. Several customers in the region have delayed project ramp-ups as automobile manufacturers respond to geopolitical and tariff uncertainties, higher commodity prices and pressure from lower-cost markets.

The June quarter reflected the impact of these conditions. Revenue declined 4.4% sequentially to $176.8 million, while net profit dropped 32% year-on-year and 29% sequentially. Operating margin also narrowed to 12.3%, a 360-basis-point decline from the previous quarter.

KPIT Technologies Share Price Movement

KPIT Technologies' share price has declined 24% over the past three months, compared with a 4% gain in the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Infotech index. On 30 September 2026, the shares were trading at ₹516.70, down 0.57% at 10:28 am on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

What Is Weighing On KPIT Technologies Shares?

The key pressure points for the stock include:

• Delayed project execution by European automotive customers

• Reduced technology spending by automobile manufacturers

• Higher subcontracting costs affecting margins

• Acquisition-related provisions during the quarter

• A weaker near-term revenue outlook

The September quarter is expected to remain subdued as the delayed European programmes continue to affect execution.

New Deal Wins Offer A Potential Growth Trigger

KPIT added $257 million in new contract value during the June quarter, up 6.6% from a year earlier. The figure, however, was lower than the $349 million secured in the preceding quarter.

Management expects recent wins to support business recovery as projects move towards execution. It also sees scope for margin improvement through productivity gains from artificial intelligence tools and changes in revenue mix.

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