Report predicts domestic automobile industry to see a 17% increase in revenue during the June quarter

Domestic automobile industry is expected to achieve a 17% year-on-year revenue growth in the June quarter of FY24, as reported on Tuesday. This projected growth will be driven by strong performance across various segments, except for battery companies which experienced subdued growth, according to brokerage firm Emkay Global.

The revenue growth projections exclude Tata Motors, as stated by the report.

In terms of segments, the report reveals that the domestic two-wheeler industry’s volumes are likely to have improved by approximately 10% year-on-year (YoY) in Q1, mainly due to consistent and healthy demand in the urban/premium segment.

However, two-wheeler exports remained weak compared to the previous year, although there was sequential improvement for larger volume players.

Emkay Global predicts overall revenue growth of 24%, 19%, and 16%, accompanied by volume growth of 10%, 5%, and 21% for Bajaj Auto, TVS Motors, and Eicher Motor-Royal Enfield, respectively.

It also anticipates a 6% revenue growth for Honda Motorcycle, despite a 3% volume decline. The report suggests that continued price hikes will support authorized service providers on a sequential basis, with a projected 7% quarter-on-quarter decline in this category for Bajaj Auto. This is attributed to a lower share of three-wheelers during the quarter.

The domestic passenger vehicle industry is predicted to experience an approximately 8% year-on-year growth in the June quarter due to increased production and sustained interest in SUVs.

The market leader, Maruti Suzuki, is expected to achieve nearly 17% revenue growth, supported by 6% higher volumes. Meanwhile, Mahindra & Mahindra’s auto division is predicted to achieve around 33% revenue growth (total growth of 24%) thanks to a 21% increase in volumes.

Despite a 3% decline in volumes, Maruti Suzuki is expected to continue improving its margins on a quarter-on-quarter basis due to ongoing enhancements in the product mix and price increases, according to the brokerage house.

The report highlights a 5% year-on-year decline in volumes for the domestic commercial vehicle industry.

However, the sequential decline is significantly higher at around 23%, attributed to the usual seasonality and the preponement of demand in the last quarter of the previous fiscal year, driven by the implementation of real driving emission/on-board diagnostic-2 norms from April this year.

Regarding their coverage universe, Emkay Global expects a 9% revenue increase for Ashok Leyland (with a 4% volume growth) and a 16% increase for Eicher Motor-Volvo Eicher CV (with a 12% volume growth).

The report indicates that the domestic tractor industry experienced a 2% year-on-year decline in volumes due to a high base and delayed monsoon in certain regions.

Emkay Global forecasts an 11% revenue growth for Escorts and an 8% growth for M&M in this sector.

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