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Covid-19 impact: Commercial vehicle sales to contract another 8-10% in FY21

ICRA said that it continues to maintain a negative outlook for the commercial vehicle (CV) segment over the near-term

Used commercial vehicle sales see uptick amid auto sector slowdown
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The LCV (truck) segment has been facing headwinds from the macroeconomic and consumption slowdown since the beginning of FY20

T E Narasimhan Chennai
The commercial vehicle (CV) industry, already under pressure due to the economic slowdown, axle load norms, GST and other issues, is now facing another challenge in the coronavirus outbreak. These factors are likely to lead to a further contraction of 8-10% in FY21, with profitability and credit metrics of CV OEMs likely to remain under pressure.

ICRA said that it continues to maintain a negative outlook for the commercial vehicle (CV) segment over the near-term, given the slowing economic growth, current overcapacity in the CV ecosystem and not so benign financing environment, with challenges further aggravated by the recent and rapid

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