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<ul><li>Mar’25 Wholesale Volumes: Domestic PV industry sales grew by 5% YoY, approximately, driven by strong volumes from Toyota, M&amp;M, and Kia, while Hyundai/Maruti witnessed declines.</li><li>The domestic CV industry saw a growth of 2%/23% YoY/MoM. The domestic tractor industry registered 32% YoY volume growth, led by 34% and 15% YoY growth in M&amp;M and Escorts, respectively.</li><li>In the 2W segment, TVS and Eicher reported YoY growth of 15% and 33%, respectively, while Bajaj/Hero/Honda numbers are awaited.</li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Mar’25 Wholesale Volumes: Domestic PV industry sales grew by 5% YoY, approximately, driven by strong volumes from Toyota, M&amp;M, and Kia, while Hyundai/Maruti witnessed declines.The domestic CV industry saw a growth of 2%/23% YoY/MoM. The domestic tractor industry registered 32% YoY volume growth, led by 34% and 15% YoY growth in M&amp;M and Escorts, respectively.In the 2W segment, TVS and Eicher reported YoY growth of 15% and 33%, respectively, while Bajaj/Hero/Honda numbers are awaited.Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Monthly Volume Update - Strong 2W/Tractor Volumes; CVs/ PV a Mixed Bag

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Manishi Raychaudhuri

Chief Executive Officer

Emmer Capital Partners Limited

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Cross Asset Strategy

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<li>Indian equity's recent spike overlooks near-term risks - possible cuts in consensus EPS estimates, risks arising from reciprocal tariffs and another bout of likely INR depreciation. Valuations are again expensive.</li>
<li>Our analysis of sector fundamentals foretells earnings estimate cuts in most sectors. Financials, and to a lesser extent, consumer discretionary could see upgrades. Expanding trade deficit could drive INR decline.</li>
<li>In the near term we are cautious about India. For country-dedicated investors we recommend increasing exposure to financials (particularly large cap private banks), select consumer discretionary, and defensives like utilities.</li>
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Indian equity's recent spike overlooks near-term risks - possible cuts in consensus EPS estimates, risks arising from reciprocal tariffs and another bout of likely INR depreciation. Valuations are again expensive.
Our analysis of sector fundamentals foretells earnings estimate cuts in most sectors. Financials, and to a lesser extent, consumer discretionary could see upgrades. Expanding trade deficit could drive INR decline.
In the near term we are cautious about India. For country-dedicated investors we recommend increasing exposure to financials (particularly large cap private banks), select consumer discretionary, and defensives like utilities.


Asian Equities: India – Brace for Another Leg Down in the Near Term

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Nimish Maheshwari

Market & Forensics Analyst

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<li>Automobile industry is expected to witness a mixed performance in FY25 Volume growth, with robust growth in tractors, moderate increases in 2W’s and PV’s, and a slight decline in CV’s</li>
<li>Favorable farmer sentiment driving tractor demand and substantial export opportunities for 2W’s are key growth triggers anticipated.</li>
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<a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/escorts-kubota-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:6773:1" rel="noopener">Escorts Kubota Limited (ESCORTS IN)</a> with a revenue share of 80% from tractor business, foresees significant growth driven by a robust domestic market and double-digit growth in their export business. </li>
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Automobile industry is expected to witness a mixed performance in FY25 Volume growth, with robust growth in tractors, moderate increases in 2W’s and PV’s, and a slight decline in CV’s
Favorable farmer sentiment driving tractor demand and substantial export opportunities for 2W’s are key growth triggers anticipated.

Escorts Kubota Limited (ESCORTS IN) with a revenue share of 80% from tractor business, foresees significant growth driven by a robust domestic market and double-digit growth in their export business. 


Automobile Industry FY25: Expectations for Different Verticals

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<li>We analyze FIIs' and DIIs' buying/selling trend across sectors and their sector-wise stances relative to benchmarks to assess which sectors they would buy or sell in the near term.</li>
<li>FIIs and DIIs have bought consumer discretionary and healthcare secularly. They recently started buying financials and IT, after prolonged selling.  They've also secularly bought industrials, barring the last two quarters.</li>
<li>We conclude that both FIIs and DIIs shall continue to buy financials, industrials and consumer discretionary. They would also buy healthcare and sell materials, energy, IT and consumer staples.</li>
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We analyze FIIs' and DIIs' buying/selling trend across sectors and their sector-wise stances relative to benchmarks to assess which sectors they would buy or sell in the near term.
FIIs and DIIs have bought consumer discretionary and healthcare secularly. They recently started buying financials and IT, after prolonged selling.  They've also secularly bought industrials, barring the last two quarters.
We conclude that both FIIs and DIIs shall continue to buy financials, industrials and consumer discretionary. They would also buy healthcare and sell materials, energy, IT and consumer staples.


Asian Equities: India – What Would FIIs and DIIs Buy and Sell?

<ul><li>Feb’25 Wholesale Volumes: Domestic PV industry sales grew by 2% YoY, driven by strong volumes from Toyota, M&amp;M, and Kia while Hyundai/Tata Motors witnessed declines.</li><li>The domestic CV industry saw a decline of 3% YoY and 1% MoM. The 3W segment posted a 5% YoY and 2% QoQ increase in wholesales.</li><li>The domestic tractor industry registered 12% YoY volume growth, led by 19% and 10% YoY growth in M&amp;M and Escorts, respectively. </li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Feb’25 Wholesale Volumes: Domestic PV industry sales grew by 2% YoY, driven by strong volumes from Toyota, M&amp;M, and Kia while Hyundai/Tata Motors witnessed declines.The domestic CV industry saw a decline of 3% YoY and 1% MoM. The 3W segment posted a 5% YoY and 2% QoQ increase in wholesales.The domestic tractor industry registered 12% YoY volume growth, led by 19% and 10% YoY growth in M&amp;M and Escorts, respectively. Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Auto Monthly Sales Volume - February 2025

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Maruti Suzuki India Limited manufactures and exports automobiles. Maruti collaborated with Suzuki of Japan to produce affordable cars for the average Indian.

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Monthly Volume Update - Strong 2W/Tractor Volumes; CVs/ PV a Mixed Bag

Mar’25 Wholesale Volumes: Domestic PV industry sales grew by 5% YoY, approximately, driven by strong volumes from Toyota, M&M, and Kia, while...

Axis Direct

Asian Equities: India – Brace for Another Leg Down in the Near Term

India's recent spike overlooks potential EPS cuts, reciprocal tariff shock & likely INR drop. Our sector fundamental analysis suggests EPS est cut...

Manishi Raychaudhuri

Automobile Industry FY25: Expectations for Different Verticals

Mixed performance expected in FY25 for automobile industry with strong growth in tractors, moderate increases in 2W’s and PV’s, and slight decline...

Nimish Maheshwari

Asian Equities: India – What Would FIIs and DIIs Buy and Sell?

Analyzing FIIs' & DIIs' sector-wise buying trends & tilt rel to benchmark, we conclude they'll likely buy financials, industrials, cons disc,...

Manishi Raychaudhuri

Auto Monthly Sales Volume - February 2025

Feb’25 Wholesale Volumes: Domestic PV industry sales grew by 2% YoY, driven by strong volumes from Toyota, M&M, and Kia while Hyundai/Tata Motors...

Axis Direct

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Monthly Volume Update - Strong 2W/Tractor Volumes; CVs/ PV a Mixed Bag

Mar’25 Wholesale Volumes: Domestic PV industry sales grew by 5% YoY, approximately, driven by strong volumes from Toyota, M&M, and Kia, while...

Axis Direct

Asian Equities: India – Brace for Another Leg Down in the Near Term

​India's recent spike overlooks potential EPS cuts, reciprocal tariff shock & likely INR drop. Our sector fundamental analysis suggests EPS est cut...

Manishi Raychaudhuri

Automobile Industry FY25: Expectations for Different Verticals

​Mixed performance expected in FY25 for automobile industry with strong growth in tractors, moderate increases in 2W’s and PV’s, and slight decline...

Nimish Maheshwari

Asian Equities: India – What Would FIIs and DIIs Buy and Sell?

​Analyzing FIIs' & DIIs' sector-wise buying trends & tilt rel to benchmark, we conclude they'll likely buy financials, industrials, cons disc,...

Manishi Raychaudhuri

Auto Monthly Sales Volume - February 2025

Feb’25 Wholesale Volumes: Domestic PV industry sales grew by 2% YoY, driven by strong volumes from Toyota, M&M, and Kia while Hyundai/Tata Motors...

Axis Direct

India's recent spike overlooks potential EPS cuts, reciprocal tariff shock & likely INR drop. Our sector fundamental analysis suggests EPS est cut...

Mixed performance expected in FY25 for automobile industry with strong growth in tractors, moderate increases in 2W’s and PV’s, and slight decline...

Analyzing FIIs' & DIIs' sector-wise buying trends & tilt rel to benchmark, we conclude they'll likely buy financials, industrials, cons disc,...