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- Commercial vehicle makers strengthen non-core business to ride out 'cyclical' bumpsIndia's commercial vehicle makers are diversifying beyond truck sales to stabilize revenue. Companies like Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, and ...
- CV demand cycle intact despite fuel price volatility and sentiment swings: Shenu Agarwal, Ashok LeylandAshok Leyland navigates a challenging cost environment with selective price hikes and internal controls amid stable demand. While input cos...
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- For both the compulsive trader and careful investor: 25 stocks to watch if risk appetite returns; some with upside potential, some notIf the price of crude oil softens, Indian equities may again see a risk-on phase. Tariff concerns are no longer the central issue; the larg...
- Tata Motors CV shares jump 3% but brokerages are cautious. Here’s whyTata Motors CV shares jumped 3% on Friday, recovering from previous losses despite Q4 earnings that failed to impress markets. The company ...
- India’s IT industry faces talent glut as applications surge across rolesThe Indian IT industry is currently navigating an impressive talent boom, with job seeker numbers jumping by 32% in just four months. This ...
- Can Tata Motors' CV business deliver a profit surprise in Q4 as truck demand picks up?Tata Motors' commercial vehicle business is poised for a strong March quarter, with analysts anticipating healthy volume growth and margin ...
- Nischal Maheshwari advises buy on dips as markets stay resilientIndian equity markets showed resilience amid geopolitical tensions and oil price swings, suggesting investors believe the worst is priced i...
- Auto sales jump 13% to 2.61 million units on strong demand tailwindsVehicle sales saw a significant 13% jump last month, reaching 2.61 million units. This surge marks the best-ever April for most vehicle cat...
- India auto retail sees broad-based growth in April; two-wheelers lead surge: Goldman SachsIndia's auto market saw strong growth in April. Two-wheeler sales increased significantly, outpacing passenger vehicles. Commercial vehicle...
- We expect optimism and confidence to continue through Q3: Rajiv C Lochan, Sundaram FinanceI will just say that we prefer to ensure that we retain the market share that we think we rightfully deserve and where we can extend it a l...
- Seeing overall recovery in the last two months: Vinod Aggarwal,VE Commercial VehiclesIn the post GST scenario there is a greater movement towards the better quality, more efficient and high tonnage trucks.
- CV cycle may not kick start any time soon: Hemindra HazariWith the absence of government increasing expenditure it is highly unlikely that the private sector will invest in capacity additions.
- See huge value in private sector banks: Rakesh Arora, Macquarie Capital Securities"While we are bullish on cyclicals, we would like to advise investors to be sceptical about companies which are very highly leveraged."
- Buy Ashok Leyland as CV cycle likely to move up: Ambareesh Baliga"I had recommended this stock at about 32 from there we saw an uptick and after it had corrected but yes even now it is clearly a buy."
- Buy Ashok Leyland as CV cycle likely to move up: Ambareesh Baliga"I had recommended this stock at about 32 from there we saw an uptick and after it had corrected but yes even now it is clearly a buy."
- Use current dip to buy into Tata Motors: Satish Ramanathan"Use current dip to buy into Tata Motors as CV cycle recovers in next 3-6 months."
- Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland could be decent buys: Ambareesh Baliga, Market ExpertIn a chat with ET Now, Ambareesh Baliga, Market Expert talks about CV cycle and shares his outlook on autospace.
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