Electric vehicles maker Olectra Greentech on Monday reported a 77 per cent rise in its net profit to Rs 27.11 crore for the December 2023 quarter on the back of higher revenues. "The PAT (net profit) stands at Rs 27.11 crore (in the October-December quarter), compared to Rs 15.30 crore in the previous fiscal year up by 77 per cent," a company statement said. Its revenue surged 33 per cent in Q3 FY2023-24 to Rs 342.14 crore, it said, adding that the significant revenue growth was recorded due to higher deliveries. The company has delivered 1,615 electric vehicles to date. Strong demand continues with the total number of bus orders on hand at 8,088 units, it added. During the quarter under review, Olectra delivered 178 electric vehicles, against 142 in 2022-23, an increase of 25 per cent. Olectra Greentech Managing Director KV Pradeep said, "We are pleased to report strong growth in our consolidated revenue and profitability for the Q3 and 9 Months FY23-24. Our focus continues on ..
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Fleet sales, which comprise car sales to companies, organisations, and government entities that own a fleet of cars, have also seen a significant increase
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During the quarter under review, the company's revenue from operations increased by 25 per cent to Rs 10,113.94 crore, while it was seen at Rs 8,066.13 crore during the third quarter of 2022-23
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The 2023 sales are still much below the pre-pandemic peak observed in 2018 when 21.645 million units of two-wheelers were sold
The new facility is spread over 460 acres and is adjacent to Tata Motors' existing passenger vehicle facility in Sanand
British luxury carmaker McLaren Automotive on Friday said it is expecting the super sports car segment in India to register 30 per cent growth this year. McLaren is also looking to deliver about 20-odd cars to customers in India after witnessing a blip last year owing to supply chain issues. Earlier the company, which entered the Indian market in November 2022, unveiled its super sports car the 750S, priced at Rs 5.91 crore. Built at the McLaren Composites Technology Centre (MCTC) in Yorkshire, UK and imported as a completely built unit, 750S is the lightest and most powerful series-production from the company, achieving 0-200kms/hour in 7.2 seconds (Spider 7.3 seconds), as per the company. "This segment (the cars, which are priced upwards of Rs 4-5 crore) has also seen a healthy growth last year. I think post-Covid, 2021 was kind of a startup year (from the volume's perspective) and then 2022 was a good year. "While the year 2023 was better and we're thinking 2024 will be still .
"After maintaining a growth rate of over 60 per cent in the last three years, the Group projects similar favourable growth in the upcoming year," said the company
India's combined sales and additional taxes on hybrid vehicles sales are as high as 43%, based on the size of the car, compared with the highest rate of 50% imposed on petrol and diesel cars
Prior to this expansion, the plant had a capacity to produce 1.3 million units a year of scooter models like the Activa, Dio, Activa 125, Dio 125, etc
The money for the plant will come from the planned optimisation of its capital expenditure in 2024 and 2025, which will help save over $400 million of cash
The company will be buying 4 million shares via the tender route, representing 1.41 per cent of Bajaj Auto's outstanding shares