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Hero MotoCorp aims for a double-digit growth by fiscal year 2027, planning over a dozen new product launches. The CEO emphasizes the company's strong progress in scooters, electric vehicles, exports, and premium motorcycles, which are expected to solidify their leadership position. (The Economic Times)
Experts advise investors to maintain their positions in Apollo Tyres and Siemens, while considering purchases of JSW Steel, Hero MotoCorp, and NMDC. Vodafone Idea requires careful profit booking due to ongoing challenges like the impact of crude prices on tyre makers and debt issues. However, JSW Steel and NMDC are seen with upside potential, while Siemens shows resilience in the market.
Hero MotoCorp is set to invest approximately ₹1,500 crore in the next fiscal year to expand scooter production capacity and increase electric vehicle output. A significant portion of this investment, over ₹700 crore, will go towards establishing a global parts center in South India. Despite global uncertainties, demand remains stable for their products.
The shares of L&T, Hero MotoCorp, and M&M Finance have shown signs of short-term weakness due to a 'Death Cross' pattern. Despite the current challenges, L&T aims for a price target of ₹4,050, while M&M Finance eyes ₹340. Hero MotoCorp is facing resistance but has potential to rebound and surpass ₹4,950.
Auto sales in India reached a new high in April 2026, with passenger vehicles (PVs) increasing by 25.4% year-on-year to 4.37 million units and two-wheelers (2Ws) soaring by 28.4% to 18.73 million. Maruti Suzuki dominated the PV market, selling over 1.87 million units, while Hero MotoCorp saw an impressive 85% surge in two-wheeler sales, reaching 5.32 million. Exports also showed growth, rising by 38% to 6.28 million units.
TVS Motor and Hero MotoCorp's stocks dropped despite robust April sales, contributing to a 1% decline in the Nifty Auto index. Meanwhile, Bajaj Auto and M&M outperformed due to concerns about rising costs and supply chain risks affecting the auto sector.
DIIs (Domestic Institutional Investors) lowered their shares in Hero MotoCorp, Cummins India, and NALCO during the fiscal year 2026. The data shows a reduction in holdings and reveals the one-year returns for these companies as of the end of FY26.
Indian Hotels, Hero MotoCorp, and Akums Drugs are suggested as bullish investment options with Ganesh Housing showing strong momentum. Conversely, a bearish trend is predicted for SBI Cards due to conservative growth expectations and a negative technical setup.
Hero MotoCorp plans to invest INR 1,500 crores in the financial year 2026-27 towards electric vehicles (EVs) and scooters, aiming to expand their portfolio. As per the CEO, this investment will be supported by nine new launches and key refresher models for both internal combustion engines (ICE) and EVs.
Auto stocks in India are surging following strong financial year 2026 (FY26) results and optimistic FY27 outlooks from Maruti Suzuki, M&M, Hero MotoCorp, Bajaj Auto, TVS, and Eicher. These companies have reported significant gains in May, but their valuations are still below historical averages.
Hero MotoCorp anticipates slower growth in the fiscal year 2027 and has decided to invest around 1,500 crores as part of its capital expenditure strategy to support future growth initiatives.
Hero MotoCorp expands its premium motorcycle offerings in Tamil Nadu by launching two new stores, aiming to strengthen their market presence in this segment. Meanwhile, Motilal Oswal receives approval for a pension fund entity and Thyrocare inaugurates a genomics lab in Navi Mumbai, marking strategic expansions in their respective industries.
Today's market showed signs of volatility amid a decrease in crude prices and a stronger Indian Rupee. Notably, Hero Moto, CG Power, Polycab, and Paytm experienced significant increases, indicating investor confidence in these stocks.
Hero MotoCorp's Q4 results were satisfactory but profit margins fell short of expectations. The company has emphasized its electric vehicle plans, discussing capital expenditure, two-wheeler outlook, and market demand trends in the industry.
HDFC Securities advises buying Bajaj Auto, Hero MotoCorp, PB Fintech, and Birlasoft with target prices of Rs 11,776, Rs 6,657, Rs 2,180, and Rs 415 respectively. On the other hand, they suggest reducing positions in Kansai Nerolac and Shoppers Stop due to anticipated margin pressures, with target prices of Rs 220 and Rs 350 respectively.
Kotak Securities advises selling Hero MotoCorp shares, setting a target price of ₹4,700, due to improved earnings from higher realizations. However, potential issues such as margin pressures, unfavorable segment mix, market share decline, and profitability concerns in FY27 should be considered.
Long-term investors are advised to consider L&T, Hero Motocorp, and Bajaj Finance due to their growth potential, while M&M is seen as a buy with a target price of Rs 3,550. For quicker gains, SBI Cards and Tata Power could be good options. MTAR is recommended as a buy, while other stocks are suggested as holds in the short term.
Brokerages have cautioned investors about potential declines of up to 18% for Hero MotoCorp, DMart, and Dr Lal PathLabs. Investors may want to reconsider their holdings in these companies due to bearish outlooks from the brokerage firms.
Despite reporting robust results, Hero MotoCorp experienced a sudden dip in share price, an unexpected development as per Sudarshan Kr. Further analysis on AwaazMarket suggests potential reasons for this decline post-results.
Hero MotoCorp saw a 2% increase in share price following the release of Q4 results, but Goldman Sachs predicts a potential 16% drop in the company's value.
Hero MotoCorp reports a significant surge of 190% in sales for its electric vehicle (EV) brand, VIDA, in the fourth quarter, indicating a growing interest in electric mobility.
Hero MotoCorp, in response to challenging business conditions, is postponing certain expenditures to secure its profit margins, demonstrating their strategy to handle the current tougher operational climate.
Hero Motors struggles under increased margin pressure, potentially affecting short-term profits. On the other hand, SRF aims for a significant 15-20% growth in their specialty chemical division, while KPIT Technologies reports slightly disappointing results.
Investment analysts have pinpointed companies such as Marico, M&M, Coforge, Hero MotoCorp, and L&T, emphasizing their Q4 performance and future growth prospects. Key points of interest are Marico's projected EBITDA, M&M's upcoming SUV lineup, and the anticipated impact of ECLGS 5.0 on Axis Bank and PSU banks.
Hero MotoCorp proposes a dividend of INR 75 per share, pending approval at the Annual General Meeting. Shares closed at INR 5112.9 on BSE, touching an intraday high of INR 5130.
Goldman Sachs maintains a bearish stance on Hero MotoCorp, recommending investors to consider selling their shares and setting a price goal of approximately ₹4,300.
Hero MotoCorp announces a significant investment of INR 1,500 crores to expand scooter and electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing capabilities, aiming to meet the rising market demands and boost production levels.
Jefferies suggests underperforming Hero MotoCorp, setting a target price at Rs 5,000 per share. Despite a 24% increase in quarter-on-quarter volume and a 3% rise in average selling price, margins have decreased. They also announced a dividend of Rs 185 per share for FY26.
Hero MotoCorp has raised concerns about potential risks for the upcoming fiscal year (FY27) due to economic uncertainties arising from ongoing developments in West Asia. The company suggests being mindful of these challenges, signaling a cautious approach for the near future.
The Indian Nifty index is poised for a 200-point increase due to easing Middle East tensions and a decline in oil prices. Significant earnings reports from companies like L&T, M&M, Hero MotoCorp, and PNB could further fuel sectoral growth.
Hero MotoCorp, in response to supply chain issues caused by the West Asia conflict, has increased their motorcycle prices by 2%. This move aims to counterbalance increasing costs from a high single-digit rise in commodity prices.
L&T and Hero MotoCorp report strong Q2 earnings. Key levels to keep an eye on for L&T are support at 3945 or 3910, with resistance at 4125 and 4175. For Hero MotoCorp, support is at 4950 or 5000, while potential resistance lies at 5185, 5235, and 5275.
Hero MotoCorp has announced a proposed final dividend of ₹75 per share. However, the decision is subject to approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting.
The Nifty Bank and Auto sectors are showing a 'Death Cross' pattern, indicating potential bearish trends and potential resistance in upcoming rallies. Stocks like M&M, Hero MotoCorp, and ICICI Bank might underperform, while Bharat Forge and Federal Bank could outperform in the current market conditions.
Hero MotoCorp has declared a dividend of ₹75 for its Q4 results, reflecting a significant 29.6% year-on-year increase in profits.
Today marks the end of Nifty's weekly expiry. The performances of heavyweights like L&T, Hero Moto, and M&M will be closely watched as they announce their results, following Reliance's significant impact on market movements yesterday.
Hero MotoCorp and M&M's latest quarterly results have ignited market buzz, with analysts speculating about their potential impact on the overall market performance.
The automobile sector is experiencing a surge in growth due to rising demand for SUVs, electric vehicles (EVs), and increased rural demand. Notably, investment recommendations include Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Hero MotoCorp.
According to ET NOW's projections for Hero MotoCorp's Q4 FY26, the company is expected to deliver solid financial results. Stay tuned for detailed updates on their earnings and overall performance in the upcoming quarter.