The rating agency says while medium & heavy commercial vehicle (MHCV) sales are unlikely to recover before fourth quarter of next financial...

Tata Motors has outperformed both in terms of top line as well as margins, says Mitul Shah.

Commentaries by several leading auto ancillary companies suggest that the MHCV industry volume will take another four to five years to rega...

Crisis in the NBFCs that finance more than half of new truck sales has affected the sector.

Ashok Leyland, India’s second largest truck maker, now expects industry sales to grow 15 per cent in financial year 2018-19.

Ashok Leyland has a market share of 57.5 per cent in the 35.2 tonne and above vehicles.

August sales of medium and heavy commercial vehicles (MHCVs) increased 25-28 per cent.

Buy Tata Motors Ltd. at a price target of Rs 600 and the time period given is long term

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"We expect PV sales to increase by 7-9 per cent, after rising 12.3 per cent year on year in April-September 2016 due to improving consumer ...

The volume growth of MHCVs contracted to 5 per cent in the two months to July after growing by 20-30 per cent in the past two fiscals

Supreme Court’s decision to ban trucks registered prior 2005 in Delhi may boost replacement demand for medium and heavy commercial vehicles.

The company reported 48 per cent jump in sales at 9,290 units in December 2014 against 6,275 units during the same month of 2013.

Truck manufactures cite fleet-replacement demand for the trend and are confident that the industry won’t witness yet another year of fallin...

The component maker is the largest clutch supplier to MHCV makers, accounting for 100% requirement of automakers such as Tata Motors, Eiche...

Auto part suppliers said that they would wait until the end of this fiscal year to decide whether to consider the current trend as sustaina...

Edelweiss is of the view that the in the medium term, bottoming out of MHCV downturn and cut in policy interest rates by RBI will lead to m...