Over 5,000 Ashok Leyland buses are currently in operation with SLTB, the company said
The FCET is scheduled to be launched in India in 2023
Through the telematics-driven connected network, the company helps vehicles on the ground in predicting problems along with quick support in case of breakdowns to AI-based customer solutions
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Higher exports and improving margins on the back of softening input costs are other positives
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Makes bids for 2,500 e-buses, PMI second with 2,080 electric buses
Commercial vehicles maker Ashok Leyland on Monday reported a 45 per cent increase in total sales at 18,138 units in December 2022. The company had registered total sales of 12,518 units in the same month a year ago, it said in a statement. Domestic sales were higher by 49 per cent last month at 17,112 units as compared to 11,493 units in December 2021. Exports were flat at 1,026 units last month as against 1,025 units in the previous year.
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Shenu joins Ashok Leyland from Escorts Kubota Ltd, where he was president
Hinduja flagship firm Ashok Leyland on Thursday reported 39 per cent increase in total commercial vehicle sales at 14,561 units in November 2022. The company had dispatched 10,480 units to its dealers in the same month last year, Ashok Leyland said in a statement. Domestic sales were up 46 per cent at 13,654 units, against 9,364 units in November 2021, it added.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Wednesday said that it has attached properties worth Rs 22.10 crore of firms in a Prevention of Money Laundering case relating to the BS-IV vehicle scam
Hinduja group flagship Ashok Leyland has appointed Sanjay V Jorapur as its president and head-human resources, the city-headquartered company said on Tuesday. Jorapur succeeds Amanpreet Singh, who would now move on to a senior role at Hinduja Group in Mumbai. "Sanjay joins a strong leadership team and brings close to three decades of rich experience to Ashok Leyland. People are foundational pillars for us to achieve our vision." Ashok Leyland executive chairman Dheeraj G Hinduja said. Sanjay will drive the 'People' agenda in line with contemporary global practices and steer the company's human resources strategy in the current transformational context, Hinduja said. Jorapur has leadership level experience in technology, engineering and automation domains. He earlier served HFCL Group as its president, group human resources, the statement said.
Aims to disrupt intercity segment with fully-built luxury coaches
According to the technical analyst from Anand Rathi, Ashok Leyland can potentially break its all-time high at Rs 169.45, while he is also bullish on Lupin.
If IndusInd Bank breaks support at Rs 1,110, the stock can dip to Rs 1,000-mark; Whereas, Ashok Leyland needs to clear its near hurdle at Rs 160 for fresh strength to emerge.
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In a Q&A, the executive chairman of Ashok Leyland says the firm will be diluting 10-15% in Switch Mobility to raise $200-250 mn
The company has also achieved a market share of 32 per cent in Q2FY23
The company is raising the funds for a new plant planned in Spain