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Multiple tailwinds likely to lift Bharat Forge further in FY22: Analysts

Most of its segments are expected to be in positive territory for the first time in several year

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While CV sales recovery is a healthy sign, analysts are positive about the rising share of passenger vehicles to the company’s sales

Ram Prasad Sahu Mumbai
Strong order momentum for Class 8 trucks, the rising share of the passenger vehicle (PV) business, a rebound in oil prices, and traction in the defence business points to a strong FY22 for Bharat Forge.
 
Though the Indian commercial vehicle (CV) sector is growing at a slower pace, the recovery in economic activity is expected to boost volumes. The sector reported 9 per cent YoY growth in February, as compared to double-digit growth in most segments. Ronak Mehta of Nirmal Bang Research believes leading indicators, such as rail freight traffic, port traffic, and e-way bills point to a revival

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