TVS Motor posted record Q1FY27 sales on strong exports and EV growth, extending its FY26 market-share gains. But with shares at 32x FY28 earnings, execution has to stay near-flawless to justify the price.
2 min read4 Jul 2026TVS has spent nearly one-fifth of its ₹9,993 crore profit earned between 2020-21 and 2025-26 covering losses at its British premium motorcycle brand, Norton.
4 min read2 Jul 2026In the first full quarter since Bajaj Auto took control, the Austrian bikemaker clocked a €5.5 million Ebitda profit on the back of a 70% revenue jump and aggressive cost-cutting following its 2024 bankruptcy.
4 min read19 May 2026The Apache maker outpaced rivals in sales growth in FY26 and expects to repeat the feat in FY27.
2 min read13 May 2026TVS Motor Q4 results: Net profit rises 19% YoY to ₹772 crore, revenue up 30%. Here's company's Q4 results highlights, along with share price trend.
1 min read13 May 2026The top motorcycle manufacturers are planning for premium bikes to capture double-digit growth and higher margins. This shift serves as a strategic buffer against a slowing entry-level market hampered by rural inflation and geopolitical volatility.
3 min read27 Apr 2026Bajaj Auto is focusing on cost-cutting and governance improvements at KTM after securing funding for its dues. Initiatives include sourcing reviews and management oversight as Bajaj seeks to enhance profitability from its largest acquisition.
3 min read16 Apr 2026TVS Motor share price has fallen 8% on a year-to-date (YTD) basis, and has remained flat in six months. The stock has rallied 41% in one year, and gained 68% in two years. TVS Motor shares have delivered multibagger returns of 217% in three years, and 510% in the past five years.
2 min read6 Apr 2026TVS Motor Company saw March 2026 sales grow by 25%, driven by two-wheelers and a 44% increase in EV sales. Despite a significant drop in share prices in March, the company has shown impressive long-term gains, with shares reaching a record high in February.
1 min read1 Apr 2026India’s top two-wheeler exporters say deeper localization and manufacturing flexibility will shield them from Mexico’s tariff hike, even as exports to the market slow sharply this year.
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