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India Inc gears up for Middle East rebound after peace deal
Indian businesses are preparing for a surge in Middle East demand following a peace agreement. Companies are increasing production and securing shipping capacity. This move aims to revive exports disrupted during the conflict. FMCG firms, carmakers, and construction equipment manufacturers are all scaling up operations. Lower freight costs are expected to benefit consumers and boost margins for exporters.
India eyes global bio-energy leadership with unified push on capital, missions and SAF exports
India is poised to become a major bio-energy exporter and bolster its energy security. Industry leaders at the India Bio-Energy Conference 2026 are calling for a single agency to streamline bio-fuel and Sustainable Aviation Fuel projects. The nation aims to meet domestic needs and export SAF, potentially generating billions. This push aligns with India's focus on self-reliance and net-zero goals.
PM Modi-led govt's 12 years in power are 'transformational for industry': Maruti Suzuki chairman
Maruti Suzuki Chairman R C Bhargava lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic policies. He stated these policies have transformed Indian industry over the past 12 years. Vehicle exports and car manufacturing have seen significant growth. Rural sales also increased substantially. Infrastructure development reduced logistics costs. India is becoming a preferred global supply chain destination.
Bullish on autos? Siddhartha Khemka picks Maruti Suzuki and Samvardhana Motherson
India’s auto sector started FY27 on a mixed note, with passenger vehicles and tractors showing resilience while two-wheelers and commercial vehicles faced headwinds. Siddhartha Khemka remains bullish on the sector, recommending Maruti Suzuki and Samvardhana Motherson, citing strong growth visibility, healthy demand trends, and improving operational performance.
Maruti Suzuki launches India's first flex-fuel car, bets on biofuels to boost energy security
Maruti Suzuki has launched India's first flex-fuel passenger car, the Wagon R. This move aims to significantly cut crude oil imports and lower carbon emissions. The technology supports farmers and rural communities, linking agriculture with clean mobility. This initiative is a key step towards India's energy security and self-reliance. The company is committed to cleaner mobility solutions.
ET Alpha Wealth Summit: Rajeev Thakkar of PPFAS MF explains when to hold, when to exit, and why most investors get it wrong
PPFAS CIO Rajiv Thakkar said successful investing depends more on patience than frequent trading. He advised avoiding unnecessary selling, profit booking and reactionary decisions, while exiting only for capital needs, mistakes, fraud, structural disruption, extreme valuations or better opportunities.
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India fights a familiar fear even as it keenly watches new US tariff move
India 12.5% new tariff: Indian exporters are watching US tariff reviews closely, hoping that trade talks will protect their market share. A uniform tariff could hurt India's advantage as buyers shift from China. India's strong labour laws are expected to help in negotiations.
'India to pilot hydrogen buses, trucks on 10 roads; Reliance, Tata, NTPC among partners,' says Nitin Gadkari
India is launching a pilot project for hydrogen-powered buses and trucks on ten roads. Major companies like Reliance and Tata are partnering in this initiative. The country aims to become an energy exporter, moving beyond imports. This marks a significant step in India's energy transition, with flex-fuel vehicles also set for expansion.
Is India's 1991 economic model dead? Why 'reforms' aren't enough & the state must step in
India faces economic headwinds from global events and domestic investor wariness. The traditional reform model is no longer sufficient. Strategic sectors like energy and green tech need state intervention. This involves public investment and risk absorption. New models can emerge, moving beyond past PSU issues. Intelligent state intervention is key for industrialization and competition.
Metals rally largely priced in, limited upside seen after strong cyclical run: Sandip Sabharwal
Market expert Sandip Sabharwal advises caution, seeing stock-specific chances but limited broad market conviction. He notes Wockhardt's approval offers innovation value but is largely priced in. IT stocks are trading plays with potential rebounds, while autos show resilience. Metals face limited upside, and macro risks loom over largecaps like ICICI Bank and L&T.
Auto sales surge in May: Maruti hits record high, Hyundai, Mahindra and Toyota gain momentum
Major automotive manufacturers Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai Motor India, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Toyota Kirloskar Motor recorded positive growth in their sales figures for May 2026. The rise comes due to sustained domestic demand and strong performances across their respective passenger and commercial vehicle segments. However, the industry is showing signs of short to medium term moderation even though structural drivers such as infrastructure spending and replacement demand remain supportive for long term growth.
Maruti Suzuki India posts highest-ever monthly sales at 2,42,688 units in May
Maruti Suzuki India achieved its highest-ever monthly sales in May. Total dispatches surged by 34.76 percent year-on-year to a record 242,688 units. Domestic sales also hit an all-time high. Sales across various car segments, utility vehicles, and light commercial vehicles saw significant growth. Exports also increased substantially, contributing to the record performance.
India auto wholesales expected to sustain uptrend across segments through FY26–28: Nuvama
India's automotive sector is set for sustained growth trajectories over the next two fiscal years, with passenger vehicles and two-wheelers expected to outpace heavy commercial vehicles and tractors.
30 Nifty stocks wipe out Rs 22.64 lakh crore investor wealth in 2026 so far; HDFC Bank, TCS lead rout
Thirty Nifty 50 stocks have wiped out Rs 22.64 lakh crore in investor wealth this year. HDFC Bank and TCS led the decline, losing Rs 3.55 lakh crore and Rs 3.17 lakh crore respectively. Banking, IT, auto, and consumption sectors faced selling pressure. Experts remain constructive on FY27, expecting the Nifty to reach 28,000-30,000.
Why is market falling today? Sensex falls 600 points, Nifty below 23,500; 5 key factors behind bloodbath
Stock Market Crash: Indian stock markets experienced a significant downturn on Monday. Both Sensex and Nifty saw substantial drops exceeding one percent. This decline was driven by soaring global bond yields and a record low for the Indian rupee. The market capitalization of BSE-listed companies also saw a considerable reduction. Investors faced a challenging trading session as bearish sentiment dominated Dalal Street.
Get your G-Minus-2 on: China sets global power dynamics
China is leading global power dynamics with the US. India faces economic strain and a shifting geopolitical landscape. The nation's 'G-Minus-2' strategy is now a reality. China's new policies threaten supply chain diversification. India's economic vulnerability is evident. The Quad meeting in New Delhi will focus on China.
Sensex surges over 800 points to cross 75,400; Nifty above 23,650 despite weak rupee
In a recent turn of fortunes, Indian stock markets experienced a notable rise for the second consecutive day. On Thursday, both the Sensex and Nifty indices surged as trading commenced, despite soaring oil prices and the rupee inching closer to all-time lows. Bharti Airtel's stock was a standout performer, propelling the market forward.
Tata Motors turns cautious on capex amid West Asia war headwinds
Tata Motors is proceeding with caution on its spending plans. The West Asia crisis has created several challenges for the company. Despite these headwinds, Tata Motors plans to maintain its capital expenditure of around Rs 3,000 crore for FY27. The domestic commercial vehicle industry is still expected to see single-digit growth in FY27.
India's retail car sales hit record in April, but Mideast crisis clouds outlook
Indian car sales reached an all-time high in April. Passenger vehicle sales saw a significant jump. This growth was driven by rate cuts, easier financing, and strong demand from rural areas. However, concerns about Middle East tensions and rising fuel prices may affect demand in the coming months. Dealers are monitoring inventory levels and urging caution from manufacturers.
Maruti Suzuki shares deliver Rs 1.28 lakh crore shock from January peak. Is the worst behind?
Maruti Suzuki shares have dropped nearly 25% from their January peak, wiping out Rs 1.28 lakh crore in value amid margin and market share concerns. Brokerages remain divided, with near-term pressures persisting but strong sales momentum, healthy order backlog and improving margins expected to support a recovery in the coming quarters.
Auto sector posts strong April numbers with Maruti leading the charge, but FY27 challenges loom
India's auto sector saw robust year-on-year growth in April, defying sequential dips attributed to high March bases and supply issues. Maruti Suzuki stood out with month-on-month gains, driven by GST benefits and strong demand across segments. Tractor and two-wheeler sales also showed strength, though auto ancillaries face margin pressure from rising commodity costs.
India's auto demand to hold steady for 2-3 quarters, but global risks loom over exports, margins
India's auto sector is set for continued strong demand for the next 2-3 quarters. Elevated growth is anticipated through CY26. This positive trend is supported by improving affordability and rural sentiment. Key segments like passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and two-wheelers are showing robust volume increases. Electric vehicle adoption is also gaining significant momentum across the industry.
Maruti Suzuki, Bajaj Auto, other auto stocks jump up to 5% after strong April sales
Shares of automakers like Maruti Suzuki and Bajaj Auto rose after strong April sales data lifted sentiment. The gains pushed the Nifty Auto index over 1% higher, led by robust performance from key players.
'Demand for Maruti cars healthy in local market despite global challenges,' says senior executive Partho Banerjee
Maruti Suzuki anticipates strong growth this financial year. Demand for its cars remains high, exceeding supply. The company plans to increase production to meet pending orders. New capacity additions are underway. Maruti Suzuki aims to grow faster than the industry, introducing new products to capture market share. This expansion is supported by favorable economic conditions.
Maruti Suzuki sees double-digit growth in FY27 as demand holds firm despite West Asia tensions
Maruti Suzuki anticipates strong growth this financial year, aiming for over 10 percent. Domestic demand remains robust, exceeding supply. The company is expanding production capacity to meet pending orders. Positive economic factors like GST cuts and lower interest rates are boosting sales. Maruti Suzuki is also diversifying export markets to mitigate geopolitical risks.
Maruti starts FY27 with a bang as record April sales jump over 33%
Maruti Suzuki India achieved a record total sales of 2,39,646 units in April. This marks a significant 33.29 percent year-on-year growth. The company's small car segment showed robust performance, contributing substantially to this achievement. Domestic sales also reached an all-time high. Maruti Suzuki is off to a strong start for the new fiscal year.
Maruti targets 10% growth in FY27 but margin pressure lingers, says RC Bhargava
Maruti Suzuki anticipates a strong 10% volume growth in FY27, supported by new production lines. The company's outlook is bolstered by healthy demand, especially from rural markets. Margin recovery will be a gradual process, with Maruti carefully managing input cost increases. Exports are expected to remain stable. The company is well-positioned for the upcoming fiscal year.
Maruti Suzuki shares jump 4% after Q4 results. What Jefferies, Goldman Sachs and HSBC recommend now
Maruti Suzuki shares saw a significant jump. The company reported strong revenue and record sales for the March quarter. Despite a profit dip, analysts are divided on the stock's future. Some see potential upside, while others highlight market share concerns. The company expects healthy volume growth ahead.
Maruti Suzuki revenue tops Rs 50,000 crore, net profit slips
The country’s largest carmaker’s March quarter net sales rose 29% to Rs 50,078.70 crore from Rs 38,839.1 crore in the year-ago period. Its standalone net profit fell by 7% to Rs 3,590.5 crore from Rs 3,857.3 crore during this period, primarily due to higher commodity costs and mark-to-market impact.
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