Auto component maker Sansera Engineering Ltd has received capital markets regulator Sebi's go-ahead to float an initial share sale
The fall for the second straight year comes on back of lower automobile volumes
German automotive parts maker ZF plans to invest around EUR 200 million and strategically consolidate its business to drive growth over the next decade as it looks to double down its focus on India
Further margin gains could be a key trigger for the stock
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To derisk the electric vehicle risk in Europe, the company is looking at increasing its market share in crankshafts, non-engine parts such as steering knuckle and aluminium forgings
The management expects profitability to improve on the back of volumes, cost reduction
After being stalled by the economic slowdown and the pandemic, growth is accelerating rapidly for the industry
The first of a four-part series looks at signs of comeback after months of lockdown-linked pain in the automobile cluster
In another two and a half to three years, Bosch will have 2,500 lesser associates, says MD Bhattacharya
Around 85 million vehicles will roll off assembly lines around the world this year, more than the 78 million units produced in 2020 but still below the 92 million cars produced in 2019
Near term margin improvement will also be an area to watch out for
Auto-component maker SKF expects to corner "significantly higher" share in the sector it caters to irrespective of the pace of industry's growth amid demand revival, a top company executive has said.
Market participants said high valuation and low liquidity at the counter was behind the poor response
Most players expect strong demand during 45 day festive period, but tread cautiously as trend may not sustain later; Icra sees very few players going for debt recast
Industry body is optimistic about govt's push for greater localisation of components, but says indigenous manufacture will take some time
Overall, 24 investors (including 23 qualified institutional buyers) have invested in the non-convertible debentures (NCDs)
Top official at various auto component firms said exports, which anyways have been intrinsic to the overall strategy, will increase at a rapid pace over the next two to five years
The move comes as the company is trying to stay afloat amid the Covid-19 disruptions the auto component sector has faced due to multiple lockdowns in the past few months