The sales of light commercial vehicles (LCV) rose by 31 per cent to 5,305 units in November 2020 from 4,056 units in November, last year
With a new structure, SwitchMobility will be positioned to become Ashok Leyland's global arm, focusing on electric vehicles and green mobility solutions
Smart e-mobility is still at a nascent stage in India.
Traders should not to trade aggressively now and rather continue with a stock-centric approach
The VRS will be implemented over a period of 9 months at the company offices/factory locations
The new company will manufacture bus bodies and coaches
Despite increase in freight rates, operator profitability yet to reach normal levels
M&HCV demand and inquiries have slowly started returning as operators have started paying EMIs post moratorium, eventually leading to the ease of financing
"We will be extremely tight and vigilant on the capex," said CFO Gopal Mahadevan
Revenue from operations during the quarter stood at Rs 2,837 crore, down 28% YoY
Hinduja flagship firm Ashok Leyland on Friday reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 96.23 crore in the second quarter ended September. The company had posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 69.95 crore in the same period last fiscal, Ashok Leyland said in a regulatory filing. Consolidated revenue from operations during the quarter under review stood at Rs 3,852.84 crore as against Rs 5,096.13 crore in the year-ago period, it added. Commenting on the performance in the second quarter, Ashok Leyland Ltd Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Vipin Sondhi said: "While the challenges in the market due to COVID-19 continue, the company has seen a marked improvement in the company's performance in this quarter." The performance of the company's newly launched AVTR platform in the M&HCV segment and Bada Dost in the LCV segment gives immense confidence that the company is on the right track, he added. "Our innovative I-gen6 (Mid-NOx) BS-VI solution has received a very positive ...
Ashok Leyland's total volumes were up 1 per cent year-on-year to 9,989 units in October, led by healthy 14 per cent growth each in trucks and LCVs
Faster recovery seen with festive season ahead, though overall sales are likely to be lower, as Q1 was completely washed out
Hinduja flagship firm Ashok Leyland reported 1% increase in total commercial vehicle sales to 9,989 units in October
Total vehicle sales dropped by two per cent to 8,885 units in October 2020 from 9,079 units, last year
The two models start at Rs 18 lakh, the ex-showroom prices in Mumbai, Delhi, and Chennai.
Ashok Leyland said it was looking to increase its market share in the intermediate commercial vehicle segment similar to the levels it has in medium and commercial vehicle, a company official said
The two models are meant for a range of sectors like courier, poultry, white goods, agri-perishable, and e-commerce.
In a Q&A, Anuj Kathuria dwells on the segment shift towards intermediate commercial vehicles (ICVs) and tippers
Company's Light commercial Vehicle (LCV) sales grew by 20 per cent to 4,567 units from 3,816 units