Hem Securities suggests buying Amara Raja Energy & Mobility, targeting a price of Rs 1395. The firm is strong in lead-acid batteries and ex...

Shares of the battery manufacturing company fell for the fourth straight session. On July 6, the battery stock hit its 52-week high of Rs 7...

The company announced the incorporation of a wholly-owned subsidiary that will set up a multi-gigawatt hour lithium-ion cell manufacturing ...

The stock hit a 52-week high of Rs 781 on 11th October 2021, but it failed to hold on to the momentum. It closed at Rs 539 on 5th September...

Promoters held 28.06 per cent stake in the company as of 31-Mar-2022, while FIIs owned 18.1 per cent, DIIs 11.38 per cent.

The battery industry is largely a duopoly due to the stock presence of Exide and ARBL. But now, three more companies are waiting for approv...

The company's board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 6 per share of face value Re 1 each for the financial year 2020-21.

The stock plunged 10% in early trade – its steepest fall since the global financial meltdown.

Long-term prospects and opportunties linked to the growth in the electric vehicle segment have made analysts bullish on the company.

Hold Amara Raja Batteries Ltd. at a price target of Rs 875.

Goldman Sachs maintains a buy rating on Amara Raja Batteries post the September quarter results but slashed its 12-months target price to R...

With revenue and net profit growth of 9 per cent and 6 per cent respectively year-on-year, Amara Raja Batteries’ results for the fourth qua...

Even on the EBITDA margin front, Amara Raja margins remain quite stable, even as Exide Industries found its margin squeezed.

We have continued to like Amara Raja versus Exide as the former has more visibility in terms of growth and projections.

The stock has outperformed the market over the past three months giving returns of 47% compared with the 10% returns on the Sensex.

"We have a buy in Amara Raja Batteries which has given a big price up move and phenomenal volumes built up yesterday."

In a chat with ET Now, Rajesh Jain, market strategist, talks about the outlook of Amara Raja Batteries.