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Ashok Leyland posted its highest-ever quarterly and annual profit in FY25 with net profit up 32 per cent in Q4 and has lined up ₹1,000 crore capex for FY26
Hinduja Group flagship Ashok Leyland has earmarked about Rs 1,000 crore towards capital expenditure for the current financial year, a top official said on Friday. The city-headquartered heavy commercial vehicle manufacturer with a strong financial position of Rs 4,242 crore net cash would focus on investing in products and technologies in the current financial year. "The Capital Expenditure in FY25 we incurred was close to Rs 1,000 crore. And we will incur similar kind of capex for the coming year also (FY26)," company Chief Financial Officer K M Balaji told reporters. To a query on the investments that would be made in the subsidiaries during the financial year, he said it would be decided based on the requirement. "As far as investments in FY26, we will decide based on the requirements of the group companies. As of now, the requirements are visible from our Switch Mobility (EV division) and as well as in the Hinduja Leyland Finance. These are all some of the companies where we .
The total dividend declared for the financial year amounts to ₹6.25 per share
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Contracts are for diverse range of vehicles combining 'superior reliability with exceptional off-road capability'
With these orders, Ashok Leyland has further strengthened its position as a leader in advanced land mobility solutions for the armed and paramilitary forces
Switch Mobility is contemplating the potential closure of its manufacturing operations in UK due to ongoing economic uncertainties and a slower-than-expected transition to EVs in public transport.
The company said it would review the feasibility of the plant in Sherburn, North Yorkshire in a consultation process with employees
Hinduja Group stocks: Share price of Ashok Leyland, and Gulf Oil Lubricant fell as low as 3.8 per cent each on Tuesday
Shares of vehicle manufacturers were climbing on Monday's session, after a number of automaker companies reported higher sales numbers for February 2025
Ashok Leyland's Ebitda margin expanded 80 basis points (bps) to 12.8 per cent in Q3FY25, up from 12 per cent in Q3FY24, surpassing Street estimates
Commercial vehicle maker expects international sales to expand as it launches new products
The management said sales in international markets are showing strong growth, and expect this momentum to accelerate with the launch of new products.
Ashok Leyland Q3 FY25 results: Consolidated revenue from operations rose to Rs 11,995 crore in the October-December quarter
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