Positive sign for the sale of commercial vehicles
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Sales of commercial vehicles: Sales of commercial vehicles in the internal market can touch the figure of 1 million units in exercise 26. This information was provided in a report published on Wednesday. Crisil’s report stated that the figure would be equal to the peak made in the 2019 financial year before the pre-cura. Due to the boom in demand for commercial vehicles, infrastructure projects and replacement demand have increased and support from the PM-Ebbus Seva system. The report also stated that the credit prospects of the sector remains stable and is obtaining support from a strong liquidity and a good cash flow.
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What factors will be important
Light commercial vehicles (LCV), whose share can be close to 62 % in total, will be in advance and this segment will be promoted by the growing flow of electronic commerce and deposit, while growth in sectors such as cement and mining will increase the overall demand.
Anuj Sethi, senior director of the Crisil assessments, said: “The volume of commercial vehicles in the current year should increase at a 3-5 percent rate, recovering from the recession of the previous financial year and will correspond to the trend of long-term sales of the region”.
The recovery has begun
Sethi also said that the recovery infrastructure will be managed by improving the exam. The recovery began in the last quarter of the year 25. At the same time, it will support it with an increase of 10-11 percent in the capital experience of the central government.
The report also states that the regulatory modification will give a new form to the prospects of commercial vehicles in this financial year, since the cost will be likely to increase by RS 30,000 per unit in trucks from October 2025.
Commercial vehicles prices have increased
According to the report, the manufacturing companies of commercial vehicles have increased 2-3 percent prices to compensate for the increase in costs in January. At the same time, the operating margin will remain about 11-12 percent of the decade recorded in the last financial year at a low input cost.
Increase in the spending for the infrastructure
The volume of medium and heavy commercial vehicles (M & HCV), which is 38 percent of the total volume, should increase by 2-4 percent in this financial year, due to which the construction, roads and subway projects will be expected to increase the expense for infrastructure. The LCV segment can increase at a 4-6 percent rate due to the expansion of warehouses in delivery services and in level 2 and 3 cities.
The report states that the reduction of inflation and interest rates will promote the demand for replacing the old fleet purchased during the 2017-2019 tax year, which will support the overall development. (Input -Ins)
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