Bajaj Auto Q1 Review — Margins Below 20% For First Time In Seven Quarters; Motilal Oswal Stays 'Neutral'
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Bajaj Auto Q1 Review — Margins Below 20% For First Time In Seven Quarters; Motilal Oswal Stays 'Neutral'
While a recovery in exports and a healthy ramp-up of Chetak and three-wheelers are key positives, Bajaj Auto Ltd.'s market share loss in domestic motorcycles, that too in its bread-and butter 125cc+ segment, remains the key concern. Further, the ramp-up of its CNG bike, Freedom, has been slower than expected. While Bajaj Auto has acquired a controlling stake in KTM under a lucrative deal, its effectiveness depends on how quickly it is able to t…
Bajaj Auto Reports 14% Profit Increase in Q1 - Get World Wide Update with Hourly Prime News
Bajaj Auto, one of India’s leading two-wheeler and three-wheeler manufacturing giants, has announced a robust financial performance for the first quarter of the fiscal year. In a noteworthy development, the company’s profits surged by 14%, reflecting resilience and strategic agility amid a competitive operating environment. This impressive growth underscores Bajaj Auto’s ability to navigate market challenges while capitalizing on emerging opport…
Bajaj Auto Beats Q1 Estimates as Exports Surge, Stock Holds Steady Near ₹8,800
Bajaj Auto delivered a stronger-than-expected set of Q1 results on Wednesday, reporting a 30% surge in net profit as exports picked up and margins held firm. Net profit came in at ₹2,012 crore, well above analyst estimates of ₹1,830 crore, while revenue for the quarter rose 24% year-on-year to ₹11,709 crore. A big part of the beat came from better pricing and a solid recovery in overseas markets like Africa and Latin America. Higher export volume
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