According to Crisil, the CV makers were already hit by new overloading norms and a slowing economy when the Covid-19 pandemic arrived
CV makers were already hit by new overloading norms and a slowing economy when the Covid-19 pandemic arrived and sales volume had fallen 29% in the fiscal year ended March 2020
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Lower fleet utilisation, weak cash flows keep NBFCs under pressure
The company had sold 1,37,545 units in the April-June quarter of 2019-20
Total income declines 11 per cent to Rs 2,351.30 crore
While economic slowdown, drying up of infrastructure projects and revised axle norms hit the sector badly in FY20, the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has worsened the situation
No M&HCV buses were sold in May; company resumed operations recently after the government relaxed the lockdown norms
Satyakam Arya said that the commercial vehicle segment took the worst hit during the automobile slowdown in India
Comment comes at a time when Centre and various State governments are aiming to attract companies looking at shifting their operations out of China
Tata Motors, which is the leader in the commercial vehicle segment, said the upcoming legislation should clearly define incentives as well as regulatory norms for disposing the old vehicles
A good scrappage policy could help improve efficiency of our transport fleet, reduce pollution and also help boost demand, said Vipin Sondhi
Supply chains need to be re-started, migrant labour needs to come back to work (in a systematic and safe manner), and consumer demand needs to be triggered, says Vipin Sondhi
Small Commercial Vehicles and Light Commercial Vehicles are buoyant, Medium and Heavt segment yet to see traction
ICRA said that it continues to maintain a negative outlook for the commercial vehicle (CV) segment over the near-term
Auto sales decline by 64% as manufacturers shut down to prevent spread of coronavirus
The domestic sales of Commercial Vehicles for Tata Motors declined 90 per cent in the month of March 2020, at 5,336 units compared to 50,917 units in March 2019
Eicher's commercial vehicle (CV) sales dropped by 81 per cent to 1,409 units during the month from 7,329 units, a year ago
The company, which is one of the leading players in the commercial vehicle segment, said its BS-IV inventory would be exhausted by the end of this month