Bajaj Auto shares rise 2% as profit, revenue, EBITDA hit record highs in Q3
The auto major’s profit and revenue grew 37% and 30%, respectively, in Q3 FY24, driven by strong growth in operating profit and surge in volume.
The auto major’s profit and revenue grew 37% and 30%, respectively, in Q3 FY24, driven by strong growth in operating profit and surge in volume.
The auto major has received NoC from the BSE and NSE for the conversion of its differential voting rights (DVRs) shares to ordinary shares.
The weakness in auto stocks was in sync with the broader market.
Rate-sensitive stocks saw mixed reactions with financial services and banking stocks witnessing buying whereas auto and realty stocks seeing marginal selling pressure.
The smallcap stock has been rising for the last seven sessions and gained 26% during the same period.
Bajaj Auto shares opened higher at ₹4,368.95, but soon slipped as much as 1.4% to ₹4,282.80 on the BSE.
In Q4 FY23, global wholesales of Tata Motors, which includes sales of its flagship JLR vehicles, grew 8% YoY at 3,61,361 units.
The auto major reported a consolidated net profit, the first time in seven quarters, at ₹2,958 crore in Q3 FY23, driven by strong sales and robust demand.
Niraj Kumar, chief investment officer, Future Generali India Life Insurance, sees opportunities in aviation, automobile, commodity-related sectors and telecom.