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BSE Auto Sector Regulatory Filings — November 01, 2026

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11 medium priority 11 total filings analysed

Executive Summary

October 2026 auto dispatches show a broad-based festive-season surge across the S&P BSE AUTO universe, with Maruti Suzuki (276,120 units, +25% YoY), Hyundai (82,299, +17.7%), Tata Motors PV (75,426, +23%), TVS Motor (700,134, +29%), Hero MotoCorp (734,403, +16%) and Mahindra (131,109 total auto, +9%) all posting records or near-records.

Growth is export-led and premium/UV-led: Maruti exports +59.3%, Hyundai exports +21.1%, TVS international +51%, Mahindra exports +77%, while domestic two-wheeler growth (TVS +22%, Hero ICE +14%) lagged headline numbers. Commercial vehicles rebounded strongly (Tata CV +27%, VECV +34.9%) but the quality is mixed — Tata's headline was skewed by a 225% international low-base rebound while domestic CV grew only 13%. Two clear laggards emerged: Mahindra's tractor business (-13% YoY domestic) on festive calendar shift, and Eicher's >350cc motorcycle segment (-5% YTD) alongside VECV bus declines. EV momentum is the standout structural theme — TVS EV +120%, Tata PV EV +75%, Hero VIDA +80% retail with share up to 13.6% — positioning electrification as the key 2027 re-rating driver. No insider trading, capital allocation, or transaction data was disclosed in this batch; the sole scheduled event is Uno Minda's Q2/H1FY27 earnings call on Nov 5, 2026.

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Investment Signals (12)

  • Maruti Suzuki ↓ (BULLISH)
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    Record monthly sales of 276,120 units (+25.0% YoY) with exports +59.3% and UVs +26.1%; production +35.3% YoY to 260,003 units signals healthy channel restocking and capacity utilization

  • Hyundai Motor India ↓ (BULLISH)
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    Highest-ever monthly sales of 82,299 units (+17.7% YoY), domestic +16.7% and exports +21.1%; VENUE record 13,017 units and BAYON launch across 50+ export markets provides visible volume runway

  • TVS Motor ↓ (BULLISH)
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    29% YoY growth to 700,134 units, with EV +120% (71,382 units, ~10% of mix) and international +51% (~25% of mix); premiumization and EV mix shift support margin expansion

  • Tata Motors PV (BULLISH)
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    23% YoY growth to 75,426 units with EV sales +75% to 16,244 units and international +852%; broad-based growth across all reported segments with no declining metrics

  • Hero MotoCorp ↓ (BULLISH)
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    Scooter dispatches +61% YoY to 104,603 units and VIDA EV retail +80% with market share up to 13.6% from 11.1%; mix shift toward higher-margin scooters/EVs is a positive

  • Eicher Motors (Motorcycles) (BULLISH)
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    Record 133,442 units (+7% YoY) with exports +47% in October; YTD sales +18% to 842,538 units on 20% domestic growth

  • Mahindra & Mahindra ↓ (BULLISH)
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    Record SUV domestic sales of 73,338 units (+2% YoY) and total auto volumes +9% to 131,109; exports +77% and 3-wheelers +38% offset weak tractors

  • Tata Motors CV (BULLISH)
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    Total CV sales +27% YoY to 47,652 units; domestic CV +13% to 39,784 with International Business +225% to 7,868 units — cyclical recovery underway but export-led

  • VECV (Eicher subsidiary) (BULLISH)
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    Total sales +34.9% YoY to 10,861 units, domestic trucks +36.9%, YTD FY27 volumes +23.6% to 63,746 — CV upcycle confirmation

  • Mahindra & Mahindra (Trucks & Buses) (BULLISH)
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    YTD total sales +24% to 20,643 units and MTBD +38% to 10,238 — small but fast-scaling CV franchise

  • Maruti Suzuki (YTD) (BULLISH)
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    Apr-Oct FY27 total sales +27.4% to 1,655,498 units with UV sub-segment up to 553,479 from 394,950 — sustained double-digit run-rate into H2

  • Hero MotoCorp (Domestic) (BULLISH)
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    Domestic dispatches +17% YoY to 705,084 units, outpacing total 16% growth — domestic demand remains the anchor despite export softness

Risk Flags (10)

  • Mahindra & Mahindra (Farm Equipment) [HIGH RISK]
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    Domestic tractor sales declined 13% YoY to 62,626 units and total tractors -12% to 64,846 due to festive calendar shift; if the shift does not reverse in November, rural/agri exposure is a drag

  • Eicher Motors (Premium Motorcycles) [HIGH RISK]
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    Models >350cc saw a 5% YTD decline to 91,410 units versus +21% growth in the ≤350cc segment — premium mix erosion could pressure realizations and margins

  • Tata Motors CV (Growth Quality) [MEDIUM RISK]
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    Headline +27% masks domestic CV growth of only +13%; SCV cargo/pickup — the largest segment at 16,715 units — grew just 11% and HCV Trucks 12%, signaling underlying domestic CV demand is softer than headline

  • Eicher/VECV (Bus & Export Divergence)↓ [MEDIUM RISK]
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    HD Bus -29.7% YoY to 78 units, LMD Bus -1.9%, Volvo Trucks & Buses -1.8%; YTD exports only +2.9% vs October's +30%, and VECV SCV/LMD exports -22.9% in October — export momentum is not durable

  • Hero MotoCorp (Exports) [MEDIUM RISK]
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    Exports declined 5% YoY to 29,319 units, and domestic ICE growth of 14% trailed total 16% — international scale-up remains elusive

  • TVS Motor (Domestic 2W) [MEDIUM RISK]
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    Domestic two-wheeler growth of 22% (514,764 units) is the slowest reported segment, below the 29% total — headline flattered by exports and EV base effects

  • Maruti Suzuki (Other OEM Sales) [LOW RISK]
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    YTD sales to other OEMs declined 17.8% to 55,722 units from 67,778; vans nearly flat at +1.4% — small but persistent soft spots

  • Mahindra & Mahindra (LCV <2T) [LOW RISK]
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    Domestic October volumes fell 4% and Passenger Vehicles (Cars + Vans) reported 0 units — portfolio gaps in entry segments

  • Sector-wide (Base-Effect Distortion) [MEDIUM RISK]
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    Tata CV International +225%, Tata PV International +852%, TVS EV +120% — several headline growth rates are inflated by low bases, raising risk of negative YoY prints in coming months as comps normalize

  • Eicher Motors (Domestic vs Export Mix) [LOW RISK]
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    YTD exports grew only 1% to 78,990 units despite October's +47% — monthly export strength is volatile and not yet a structural trend

Opportunities (10)

  • TVS Motor (EV Franchise) (OPPORTUNITY)
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    EV sales +120% to 71,382 units (~10% of October volumes) with total growth of 29% — EV scale-up plus 25% international mix offers a re-rating catalyst if margins follow

  • Tata Motors PV (EV Leadership) (OPPORTUNITY)
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    EV sales +75% to 16,244 units and international +852%; post-NCLT demerger into a pure PV/EV entity (w.e.f. Oct 13, 2025) creates a cleaner EV proxy for investors

  • Maruti Suzuki (UV Mix Shift) (OPPORTUNITY)
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    UV output +52% YoY to 119,253 units, nearly matching passenger cars (122,243) vs a wide gap a year ago — mix accretion supports ASP and margin expansion

  • Hyundai Motor India (BAYON Export Ramp) (OPPORTUNITY)
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    New BAYON launch across 50+ export markets plus record VENUE volumes (13,017) and highest-ever total sales — export-led volume upside into FY27

  • Hero MotoCorp (VIDA EV) (OPPORTUNITY)
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    VIDA dispatched 30,143 units with 80% retail growth and market share up to 13.6% from 11.1% — EV optionality in an otherwise ICE-heavy franchise

  • Eicher Motors (Exports) (OPPORTUNITY)
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    October exports +47% to 11,915 units vs 8,107 — if sustained, export recovery could reverse the YTD +1% stagnation and diversify revenue

  • VECV (CV Upcycle) (OPPORTUNITY)
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    YTD FY27 volumes +23.6% to 63,746 and October +34.9% — leveraged play on India CV upcycle with domestic trucks +36.9%

  • Mahindra & Mahindra (Exports & 3W) (OPPORTUNITY)
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    Exports +77% to 7,102 units and 3-wheelers +38% with YTD 3W +50% — underappreciated growth engines diversifying away from SUVs

  • Tata Motors CV (International Rebound) (OPPORTUNITY)
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    International Business +225% to 7,868 units from 2,422 — recovery in overseas CV markets could add durable earnings if base normalizes

  • Sector-wide (Festive Demand Confirmation) (OPPORTUNITY)
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    Six of eight OEMs reported record or near-record monthly volumes — confirms strong festive consumption and supports H2 FY27 volume estimates across the pack

Sector Themes (6)

  • Export-Led Growth Outperformance
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    Exports grew faster than domestic for nearly every OEM — Maruti +59.3%, Hyundai +21.1%, TVS +51%, Mahindra +77%, Eicher motorcycles +47% — versus domestic growth of 14-22%; export recovery is the incremental growth driver and a key swing factor for FY27 estimates

  • EV Momentum Accelerating Across the Pack
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    TVS EV +120%, Tata PV EV +75%, Hero VIDA retail +80% with share up to 13.6% from 11.1% — electrification is moving from optionality to volume contributor, with two-wheelers and PVs leading; watch for margin dilution vs volume trade-off

  • UV/Premium Mix Shift in PVs
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    Maruti UVs +26.1% (output +52%), Hyundai VENUE record, Mahindra SUVs record — UV mix is rising across all PV players, supporting ASP and margin expansion even as entry-level cars/vans lag (Maruti vans +1.4%, M&M LCV <2T -4%)

  • CV Cyclical Recovery with Uneven Quality
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    Tata CV +27% and VECV +34.9% confirm a CV upcycle, but domestic growth (Tata +13%) lags headline and bus segments are contracting (VECV HD Bus -29.7%) — recovery is truck-led and export-assisted, not broad-based

  • Two-Wheeler Divergence: Scooters & EV vs Motorcycles
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    Hero scooters +61% and VIDA +80% vs motorcycles +10%; Eicher >350cc -5% YTD vs ≤350cc +21% — scooterization and mass-market/premium divergence are reshaping 2W mix

  • Rural/Agri Weakness as a Counter-Cycle Drag
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    Mahindra tractors -13% YoY domestic on festive calendar shift is the only major declining auto segment in the batch — a reminder that rural recovery remains fragile and calendar-dependent

Watch List (8)

  • Uno Minda↓
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    Q2 & H1FY27 earnings call rescheduled to 03:30 P.M. IST on November 05, 2026 (from 04:00 P.M.) — first auto-ancillary results of the season; watch for content-per-vehicle and EV order book commentary

  • Mahindra & Mahindra↓
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    November tractor volumes — whether the 13% October decline reverses post festive calendar shift; also watch LCV <2T trend after -4% October

  • Eicher Motors↓
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    November >350cc motorcycle volumes and export run-rate — YTD -5% in premium segment and YTD exports +1% need reversal to sustain record monthly momentum

  • Tata Motors CV
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    Domestic CV growth (13% in October) vs headline 27% — watch whether international base-effect normalizes and domestic SCV/HCV growth accelerates

  • Hero MotoCorp↓
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    Export trend after -5% YoY October decline and VIDA market share sustainability above 13.6%

  • TVS Motor↓
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    Domestic two-wheeler growth (22% in October) vs total 29% — watch for domestic acceleration or further export-led skew

  • Maruti Suzuki↓
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    Sales to other OEMs (YTD -17.8%) and van segment (+1.4%) — small segments but watch for further erosion; also monitor production (+35.3%) vs dispatch (+25%) gap for inventory build

  • Hyundai Motor India↓
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    BAYON ramp across 50+ export markets and whether record October volumes sustain into November post festive season

Filing Analyses (11)
Mahindra & Mahindra Limited Company Update mixed materiality 7/10

01-11-2026

Mahindra & Mahindra reported record monthly SUV domestic sales of 73338 units (+2% YoY) and total auto volumes of 131109 (+9% YoY) in October 2026, with exports surging 77% to 7102 units and 3-wheelers up 38%. However, the Farm Equipment Business saw domestic tractor sales decline 13% YoY to 62626 units (total tractors -12% to 64846) due to a festive calendar shift, while Trucks & Buses grew 40% to 2838 units. YTD trends remain stronger across most segments, with UVs +17%, 3-wheelers +50% and exports +53%, though LCV <2T domestic October volumes fell 4%.

  • · Passenger Vehicles (Cars + Vans) domestic sales were 0 units in October 2026 and YTD
  • · Trucks & Buses YTD total sales rose 24% to 20643 units vs 16622
  • · MTBD YTD total sales grew 38% to 10238 units vs 7418
  • · SML YTD total sales grew 13% to 10405 units vs 9204
  • · SML cargo vehicles October sales up 5% to 532 units; SML passenger vehicles down 3% to 533 units
  • · Tractor exports YTD up 19% to 13416 units vs 11278
  • · Domestic tractor YTD sales up 2% to 325498 units vs 319407
  • · Total tractor YTD sales up 2% to 338914 units vs 330685
  • · Tractor volume decline attributed to festive calendar shift (Diwali moving to November from October)
  • · Vinod Sahay flagged rising commodity and input costs as warranting close monitoring
  • · Filing also copied to Luxembourg Stock Exchange and London Stock Exchange (ISIN: USY541641194)
  • · Company CIN: L65990MH1945PLC004558; incorporated 1945
Tata Motors Limited Company Update positive materiality 6/10

01-11-2026

Tata Motors (formerly TML Commercial Vehicles Ltd) reported total commercial vehicle sales of 47,652 units in October 2026, up 27% YoY from 37,530 units in October 2025. Growth was broad-based across categories, led by a 225% surge in International Business to 7,868 units, while domestic CV sales rose 13% to 39,784 units. However, the pace was uneven: SCV cargo and pickup grew only 11% and HCV Trucks lagged at 12%, well below the headline 27% which was heavily skewed by the low-base international export rebound.

  • · Domestic CV growth of 13% was less than half the headline 27% total growth, indicating the headline was driven largely by the international export rebound
  • · International Business jumped 225% YoY to 7,868 units from a low base of 2,422 units
  • · SCV cargo and pickup, the largest volume segment at 16,715 units, grew only 11% YoY — the slowest of all categories
  • · HCV Trucks grew 12% YoY to 12,030 units, below the total CV growth rate
  • · Company name changed to Tata Motors Limited from TML Commercial Vehicles Limited effective 29 October 2025 under an NCLT Mumbai Bench composite scheme
  • · Shares listed on BSE (Scrip code 544569) and NSE (Scrip code TMCV)
  • · Tata Motors is part of the USD 180 billion Tata Group and operates in India and South Korea with presence across Africa, Middle East, Latin America, Southeast Asia and SAARC
Hyundai Motor India Limited Market Notice positive materiality 6/10

01-11-2026

Hyundai Motor India Limited reported its highest-ever total monthly sales of 82,299 units in October 2026, up 17.7% YoY, driven by record domestic sales of 62,799 units (+16.7% YoY) and exports of 19,500 units (+21.1% YoY). The company attributed the milestone to strong festive demand and momentum in both domestic and export markets, with the newly launched Hyundai BAYON expected to add further impetus across 50+ export markets. All three reported metrics grew at a double-digit pace, with no declining or flat segments disclosed in this release.

  • · Hyundai VENUE recorded its highest-ever domestic monthly sales at 13,017 units in October 2026
  • · Hyundai BAYON is described as an 'Intelligent Utility Vehicle' to be sold in India and across 50+ export markets
  • · Total sales of 82,299 units is the highest-ever monthly sales since inception
  • · Filing signed by Pradeep Chugh, Company Secretary & Compliance Officer, on November 01, 2026
  • · Scrip Code: 544274; Symbol: HYUNDAI
Eicher Motors Limited Market Notice mixed materiality 6/10

01-11-2026

VE Commercial Vehicles Limited, an unlisted subsidiary of Eicher Motors, reported total VECV sales (incl. EVs) of 10,861 units in October 2026, up 34.9% YoY from 8,050, with YTD FY27 volumes up 23.6% to 63,746. Growth was driven by domestic trucks (total domestic +36.9% to 9,676) and exports (+30.0% to 911), but LMD Bus declined 1.9% to 826 units, HD Bus fell 29.7% to 78 units, and Volvo Trucks & Buses slipped 1.8% to 274 units.

  • · YTD FY27 total exports grew only 2.9% to 4,076 units versus 3,960, a sharp slowdown from the 30.0% October monthly export growth
  • · VECV Exports SCV/LMD declined 22.9% YoY in October and 8.2% YTD to 2,214 units
  • · Domestic HD Bus YTD volumes fell 25.7% to 716 units from 964
  • · Security Code: 505200; NSE Symbol: EICHERMOT
  • · Filing signed by Atul Sharma, Company Secretary, dated 1st November 2026
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited Market Notice positive materiality 6/10

01-11-2026

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd. reported total sales of 75,426 units in October 2026 versus 61,295 units in October 2025, a 23% year-on-year increase. Domestic PV sales rose 21% to 73,894 units while international business jumped 852% to 1,532 units, and EV sales (IB + Domestic) grew 75% to 16,244 units. Growth was broad-based across all reported segments with no declining metrics disclosed.

  • · Company name changed from Tata Motors Limited to Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited w.e.f. October 13, 2025 per NCLT Mumbai Bench composite scheme
  • · Tata Group described as USD 180 billion conglomerate
  • · BSE Scrip code 500570; NSE Scrip code TMPV
  • · EV sales of 16,244 units include sales of Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Limited, a subsidiary
  • · PV IB base was small (161 units in Oct'25), which inflates the 852% growth rate
  • · Filing made pursuant to Regulation 30 of SEBI LODR Regulations, 2015
Maruti Suzuki India Limited Company Update positive materiality 7/10

01-11-2026

Maruti Suzuki reported its highest-ever monthly sales of 276,120 units in October 2026, up 25.0% YoY from 220,894 units, with domestic sales also at an all-time high of 216,789 units (+20.0% YoY) and exports surging 59.3% to 49,872 units. Utility vehicles drove growth (+26.1% YoY to 97,787 units) alongside passenger cars (+18.4% YoY to 100,877 units), while vans were nearly flat (+1.4% YoY to 13,720 units) and sales to other OEMs grew only modestly (+6.1% YoY to 9,459 units). For the April-October FY2026-27 period, total sales rose 27.4% YoY to 1,655,498 units, though year-to-date sales to other OEMs declined 17.8% to 55,722 units from 67,778 units.

  • · Utility vehicle sub-segment Apr-Oct FY27 sales rose to 553,479 units from 394,950 units YoY
  • · Passenger car sub-segment Apr-Oct FY27 sales rose to 651,971 units from 497,011 units YoY
  • · Vans Apr-Oct FY27 sales rose to 87,174 units from 79,803 units YoY
  • · LCV Super Carry Apr-Oct FY27 sales rose to 24,425 units from 21,324 units YoY
  • · Exports Apr-Oct FY27 rose to 282,727 units from 238,763 units YoY
  • · Total domestic sales incl OEM Apr-Oct FY27 rose to 1,372,771 units from 1,060,866 units YoY
TVS Motor Company Limited Company Update positive materiality 7/10

01-11-2026

TVS Motor Company reported 29% YoY sales growth to 700,134 units in October 2026 versus 543,557 units in October 2025, driven by strong EV (+120%), three-wheeler (+60%), and international business (+51%) growth. Total two-wheelers rose 28% to 670,679 units, though domestic two-wheeler growth lagged at 22% (514,764 units), indicating the domestic two-wheeler segment underperformed relative to the company's overall and export-led momentum.

  • · Domestic two-wheeler sales of 514,764 units represent the slowest-growing reported segment at 22% YoY, below the 29% total company growth
  • · EV sales of 71,382 units account for roughly 10% of total October 2026 volumes
  • · International business of 175,350 units represents about 25% of total October 2026 sales
  • · Company operates four manufacturing facilities in India and Indonesia and sells across 90 countries
  • · TVS Motor is the only two-wheeler company to have won the Deming Prize and ranked No. 1 in J.D. Power Customer Service Satisfaction Survey for four consecutive years
  • · Event/press release dated November 1, 2026 at 2:19 P.M. IST; disclosure signed November 1, 2026
Maruti Suzuki India Limited Company Update positive materiality 6/10

01-11-2026

Maruti Suzuki reported total production of 260,003 units in October 2026, up 35.3% from 192,139 units in October 2025, driven by strong Utility Vehicle output (+52.0% YoY to 119,253 units) and Passenger Cars (+25.6% YoY to 122,243 units). Vans grew 11.1% YoY to 14,278 units and Light Commercial Vehicles rose 20.3% YoY to 4,229 units, though both remained the smallest contributors. All segments expanded, with the UV segment showing the sharpest acceleration.

  • · Vans was the slowest-growing segment at +11.1% YoY, well below the 35.3% total production growth
  • · Light Commercial Vehicles (Super Carry) contributed only 4,229 units, the smallest segment despite 20.3% growth
  • · Utility Vehicles (119,253 units) nearly matched Passenger Cars (122,243 units) in October 2026, versus a wider gap in October 2025 (78,450 vs 97,321)
  • · Production figures cover both company-branded and OEM models across segments
Eicher Motors Limited Market Notice positive materiality 6/10

01-11-2026

Eicher Motors reported record monthly sales of 1,33,442 motorcycles in October 2026, up 7% YoY, with domestic sales up 4% and exports up 47%. Year-to-date sales rose 18% to 8,42,538 units, driven by a 20% increase in domestic volumes, while exports grew just 1%. However, models with engine capacity exceeding 350cc saw a 5% YTD decline to 91,410 units, contrasting with 21% growth in the up-to-350cc segment.

  • · Domestic sales in October 2026 were 1,21,527 units vs 1,16,844 units in October 2025, a 4% increase.
  • · Exports in October 2026 were 11,915 units vs 8,107 units in October 2025, a 47% increase.
  • · YTD exports grew only 1% to 78,990 units from 78,528 units.
  • · Models with engine capacity exceeding 350cc declined 5% YTD to 91,410 units from 96,370 units.
  • · Models with engine capacity up to 350cc grew 21% YTD to 7,51,128 units from 6,20,484 units.
  • · Festive season cumulative sales reached 2,67,400 units, surpassing previous year's full festive total.
  • · 125th Anniversary Edition Hypershift Classic 650: 125 units sold out in under 360 seconds in India.
  • · Flying Flea expanded to Hyderabad (1 company store + 3 additional stores) and Pune (10 sales and service centres).
  • · Royal Enfield pledged over ₹3 Crore towards snow leopard conservation, covering more than 10,500 sq. km of habitat.
  • · One Ride 2026 drew 156,085 riders from 67 countries on September 20.
  • · Royal Enfield operates through 2,074 stores in India and 1,212 stores in 80+ countries.
UNO Minda Limited Analyst/Investor Meet neutral materiality 2/10

01-11-2026

Uno Minda Limited has rescheduled its Q2 & H1FY27 earnings call from 04:00 P.M. to 03:30 P.M. (IST) on Thursday, November 05, 2026, per an intimation dated November 01, 2026, which continues an earlier intimation dated October 26, 2026. All other call details remain unchanged. The filing contains no financial performance data, so no period-over-period metrics can be assessed.

  • · Earnings call rescheduled to 03:30 P.M. IST on November 05, 2026, from the originally scheduled 04:00 P.M. IST on the same date
  • · Original call intimation was dated October 26, 2026
  • · NSE Symbol: UNOMINDA; BSE Scrip Code: 532539
  • · Filing reference number: Z-IV/R-39/D-2/NSE/207 & 174
  • · Filing signed at Manesar, Gurugram
Hero MotoCorp Limited Market Notice positive materiality 6/10

01-11-2026

Hero MotoCorp reported total dispatches of 7,34,403 units in October 2026, a 16% YoY increase from 6,35,808 units, driven by scooters (+61% YoY) and motorcycles (+10% YoY). VIDA, the EV business, dispatched 30,143 units with 80% YoY retail growth and market share rising to 13.6% from 11.1%. However, exports declined 5% YoY to 29,319 units, and domestic ICE growth was 14% YoY, slower than the overall 16% growth.

  • · Motorcycle dispatches: 6,29,800 units in Oct'26 vs 5,70,753 in Oct'25 (10% YoY growth)
  • · Scooter dispatches: 1,04,603 units in Oct'26 vs 65,055 in Oct'25 (61% YoY growth)
  • · Domestic dispatches: 7,05,084 units in Oct'26 vs 6,04,829 in Oct'25 (17% YoY growth)
  • · Exports: 29,319 units in Oct'26 vs 30,979 in Oct'25 (5% YoY decline)
  • · YTD FY27 total dispatches: 42,79,878 units vs 36,93,580 in YTD FY26 (16% YoY growth)
  • · YTD FY27 motorcycle dispatches: 37,42,465 units vs 33,73,019 in YTD FY26 (11% YoY growth)
  • · YTD FY27 scooter dispatches: 5,37,413 units vs 3,20,561 in YTD FY26 (68% YoY growth)
  • · YTD FY27 domestic dispatches: 40,59,917 units vs 34,86,604 in YTD FY26 (16% YoY growth)
  • · YTD FY27 exports: 2,19,961 units vs 2,06,976 in YTD FY26 (6% YoY growth)
  • · VAHAN registrations: 5,89,665 units in October 2026 (excluding Telangana)
  • · VIDA dispatches: 30,143 units in October 2026
  • · VIDA market share: 13.6% in Oct'26 vs 11.1% in Oct'25
  • · Domestic ICE dispatches: 6,75,017 units in Oct'26 vs 5,90,806 in Oct'25 (14% YoY growth)
  • · Global Business dispatches: 29,319 units in October 2026

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