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An analyst poll conducted by ETNow poll had projected the profit at Rs 1,036 crore.

Such sustained selling usually allows investors to pick stocks at lower prices.

If the India trend turns against Tata Motors again, there’s always its crown jewel, Jaguar Land Rover.

Tata Motors could also imperil its plans to leverage the premium brand’s technology of Jaguar to put mass-market cars on India’s roads.

The brokerage said Maruti's stock is expensive but remains a 'structural buy'.

Maruti Suzuki is the most likely candidate for a dividend payout hike in the near term.

Among BSE 100 cos, prominent firms who have decided to skip dividends, include, or are yet to announce, Tata Communications & Ranbaxy Labs.