The rise in TVS Motor share price came on the back of a healthy September quarter of financial year 2025 (Q2FY25) results announced on October 23.
The company's revenue from operations was seen up by 14 per cent to Rs 11,301.68 crore in Q2FY25, compared to Rs 9,932.82 crore during the same period of FY24
'Jupiter' scooter maker's profit rose 23.5 per cent to Rs 663 crore ($78.86 million) in the quarter ended Sept. 30, which missed analysts' estimate of Rs 697 crore
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Two-wheeler stocks bore the brunt of the selling pressure in auto on Thursday, as the Nifty Auto index plunged below its 100-DMA for the first-time in 18 months; Tech charts suggest more pain ahead.
At 10:15 am, the BSE Auto index, the top loser among sectoral indices, was down 3 per cent, as compared to the 0.33 per cent decline in the BSE Sensex
India needs to build its "unique Indian way of progress" to position itself as a global leader and a place to go for high quality services and products, TVS Motor Company Chairman Emeritus Venu Srinivasan said on Tuesday. In his address at a symposium organised by Indian Foundation for Quality Management (IFQM), for which he is the Chairman, Srinivasan cautioned that India will continue to lag behind the world if it continued to follow other countries like Germany, the US, Japan, Korea and China. "We (India) have been one of the major economies in the world in the past. 700 years ago we contributed one quarter to the world's economy. We were a central hub of trading, dominating land routes and maritime routes both the West and East," Srinivasan said. He further said,"And from there we today find ourselves at a very low level in terms of our contribution to global trade in goods and services." Elaborating reasons behind establishing IFQM, he said it is "really not about the small Q
Two and three wheeler major TVS Motor company has garnered a 20 per cent sales in September by retailing 4,82,495 units, the company said on Tuesday. The city-headquartered company had registered sales of 4,02,553 units during the same month of last year. Sales of electric vehicles last month surged by 42 per cent to 28,901 units, from 20,356 units sold in the same month of last year. Total two-wheeler sales recorded a 22 per cent growth to 4,71,792 units in September 2024, as compared to 3,86,955 units in same month of last year. Sales of two-wheeler in domestic market went up by 23 per cent to 3,69,138 units, from 3,00,493 units sold in September 2023. Sales of motorcycles in September 2024 grew by 23 per cent to 2,29,268 units, as against 1,86,438 units sold in corresponding month of last year. Scooter sales saw 20 per cent growth to 1,86,751 units in September 2024 from 1,55,526 units in September 2023. On the exports front, the company witnessed an 11 per cent growth in sale
Thus far in calendar year 2024, the BSE Auto index has surged 46 per cent, compared to the 18 per cent rally in BSE Sensex.
Automaker Tata Motors saw an 8.1 per cent drop in total sales for August 2024, totaling 71,693 vehicles compared to 78,010 units in August 2023.
TVS Motor Company on Sunday said its total sales increased 13 per cent year-on-year to 3,91,588 units in August as compared with the same month last year. The company had dispatched 3,45,848 units to its dealers in the same month last year, TVS Motor Company said in a statement. Total two-wheeler sales last month stood at 3,78,841 units as against 3,32,110 units recorded in August 2023, a growth of 14 per cent. Two-wheeler sales in the domestic market grew 13 per cent year-on-year to 2,89,073 units last month from 2,56,619 units in August 2023. Total exports registered a growth of 14 per cent with sales increasing from 87,515 units in August last year to 99,976 units last month.
UBS believes TVS Motor's New Jupiter is a significant upgrade over the old model and peers
The surge in the stock price of TVS Motor company followed the news of the launch of its new product, TVS Jupiter 110
TVS Motor Company expects to grow faster than the competition across domestic and international markets this fiscal riding on the back of new product launches and strengthening of operations across key regions, according to CEO KN Radhakrishnan. He noted that in the domestic market, the company expects growth momentum to continue with normal monsoons likely to add strength to the rural markets. In international markets, Radhakrishnan exuded hope to perform better in key markets like Africa this year while expanding operations in other regions like the Middle East and Latin America. "Our strong product portfolio; our unwavering focus on the consumers, quality, new products and attractive quality and technology, we are confident that we will outperform the industry both in the domestic and international markets," Radhakrishnan said in an analyst call. He noted that the growth momentum is likely to be maintained with the budget focusing on employment generation, continued higher ...
On the daily chart TVS Motor's price has broken out on the upside from an ascending triangle with higher-than-average buying volumes
The strong earnings growth and margin improvement are reflected in the current valuation of 44 times price to price-to-earnings ratio on FY25 earnings
With normal monsoon expected for this fiscal, TVS expects rural recovery to drive sustained momentum for the industry in the coming quarters.
The domestic two-wheeler segment will continue on growth path in the current fiscal on the back of factors like normal rainfall and uptick in rural demand, according to TVS Motor Chairman Ralf Speth. Speaking at the company's annual general meeting (AGM), he noted that in partnership with BMW Motorrad, TVS will be working on design and development of additional new vehicles for the global markets. "With a young, intelligent, thriving workforce the nation is well-positioned to leverage its advantages. I am also convinced that India can benefit from major shifts in the geo-political, geo-economic, environmental and social landscape. India can go its own way. India can overtake," Speth stated. He noted that the company expects the domestic two-wheeler industry to continue to grow in FY25 on the back of strong economic indicators, including normal rainfall and uptick in rural demand. "Our focus on EVs - as one of our future growth enablers - fits perfectly with our 2030 vision," he ...
Electric scooter sales for the quarter ended June 2024 are at 52,000 units as against 39,000 units in the quarter ended June 2023
TVS Motor's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization margin rose to 11.5 per cent from 10.6 per cent a year ago