BENGALURU (Reuters) - India's Amara Raja Energy & Mobility on Tuesday reported a jump in second-quarter profit, as improved demand for its products helped offset higher expenses.
In FY23, e-two-wheeler (E2W) penetration jumped to 4.5 per cent from 1.9 per cent in FY22, data released by the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations shows
Auto-components manufacturer Sundaram Fasteners on Friday announced crossing consolidated revenue of Rs 5,000 crore and a net profit of Rs 500 crore for the financial year ended March 31, 2023. Its domestic and overseas subsidiaries have registered a good performance during the year, the company said in a release. "The company's consolidated revenue from operations posted for the year ended March 31, 2023 was at Rs 5,662.75 crore as against Rs 4,902.06 crore during the same period in the previous year, recording a growth of 15.52 per cent," it said. Similarly, the consolidated net profit for the year was Rs 500.35 crore, as against Rs 461.83 crore recorded during the same period in the previous year. Domestic sales recorded a 22.95 per cent growth on the back of increased demand. "Despite the headwinds in global markets, the export sales for the year ended March 31, 2023 were at Rs 1,528.95 crore as against Rs 1,421.09 crores during the previous year," the company added. The comp
The raw material (RM) and other input costs have started softening after a long spell of unprecedented increase, which is likely to improve margins in the medium term for tyre companies
The board has approved the company's plan to set up new manufacturing unit in Chakan, Pune to cater to the orders received from OEMs
The board approved issuance of up to 5.81 mn convertible warrants at Rs 198 per share to promoters and non-promoters including ace investor Vijay Kedia
While majority of auto ancillary companies reported a margin squeeze in the June-quarter of FY23, analysts expect turnaround from the second half of the year as commodity prices ease. Here's a report
Domestic auto ancillary sector's revenue is expected to grow at 10-15 per cent year-on-year (YoY) in FY23.
Shares of companies dealing in auto ancillaries have seen a firm uptick recently as their business outlook seems to have turned bright on hopes of rapid adoption of electric vehicles.
Auto ancillary stocks may jump up to 15 per cent in upcoming sessions
Supply disruptions have led to downward revision of earnings estimates for FY22
In Q1FY22, Ebitda margin improved to 27.7 per cent from 19 per cent in Q1FY21 due to better product mix and operating leverage
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While growth momentum has been strong, what has helped the company perform better than peers in the June quarter is its reliance on overseas markets
Good export demand, likely Q2 uptick, low interest rates are positive
The market has been quick to spot the opportunity. Over the past few sessions, tyre stocks have been on a roll with JK Tyre, Ceat, MRF logging smart gains at the bourses
The auto ancillary sector's revenue is expected to shrink 16-20% in the current financial year, with both domestic market as well as exports likely to see dip in demand, according to India Ratings
Besides the so-called technical factor, analyst also attribute the current rally to an attractive valuation, prompting investors to buy these stocks
The prevailing liquidity crunch, especially in the NBFC space, has had a serious impact on the automobile demand, which has also been under pressure due to the rise in insurance and fuel costs.
LG Balakrishnan, Jay Bharat Maruti, Harita Seating, Triton Valves,JBM Auto and ZF Steering were up 5%-19% on BSE.