Hero MotoCorp bumps Ather Energy with another ₹420 crore round
Hero MotoCorp says it is also exploring collaborations with Ather Energy in various spheres, such as charging infrastructure, technology and sourcing
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Why Munjals are in Court fighting over ‘Hero’ brand
Naveen Munjal argues that Hero MotoCorp’s intention to use the same brand in EVs goes against a family pact.
Sensex, Nifty to open lower; NTPC, Maruti, Hero, M&M, Tata Motors, Future Retail shares in focus
The BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty are headed for a negative opening on Monday following a weak trend in global equity markets.
Sensex, Nifty set to extend rally; Data Patterns, Adani Enterprises, TCS, Indian Oil in focus
The BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty are likely to close the week on a positive note, following strong cues from global peers as fears over the Omicron coronavirus variant faded.
Covid 2.0 can crash 2-wheeler growth by 50%
Higher rate of Covid-19 infections in the rural areas can adversely impact two-wheeler sales. CRISIL revised its two-wheeler volume growth estimates at 10%-12% against 18%-20% earlier.
The big electric scooter battle
Ola Electric has plans for a mega facility that will make one e-scooter every two seconds. But before Ola conquers the world, it has to contend with local rivals and India’s anaemic EV sales.
Decoding YES Bank’s fast-rising share price
The private lender’s 106% recovery in share price from its 52-week low in early October could be a value trap for investors.
The return of the Japanese
Hero MotoCorp holds a little over 50% of the motorcycle market, but in the next five years the combined share of Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha is expected to outgrow that.
Bystander: The return of the Japanese
Hero MotoCorp holds a little over 50% of the motorcycle market, but in the next five years the combined share of Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha is expected to outgrow that.
We will not be irrational in M&A: Ranjan Pai
Ranjan Pai, CEO and MD of Manipal Education and Medical Group, speaks to Fortune India about the Fortis deal, the disappointment, and learnings from the experience.
