Net profit was Rs 481 crore for the fiscal second-quarter ended September 30, Hero said in a statement on Wednesday. That compared with the Rs 441 crore of a year earlier, and the Rs 463 crore mean estimate of 14 analysts according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Net sales rose 11% to Rs 5,700 crore, compared with the estimate of Rs 5,702 crore.
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Since its 2011 split from Japan's Honda Motor Co, Hero has been investing heavily in technology and increasing exports, which were restricted under the terms of the 26-year joint venture.
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