Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Hero MotoCorp reports strong December momentum driven by domestic demand and exports

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Hero MotoCorp delivered a robust performance in December, reporting total auto sales of 4.56 lakh units, comfortably ahead of the CNBC-TV18 poll estimate of 4.10 lakh units, reflecting strong momentum across domestic and overseas markets.Total sales rose 40% year on year to 4.56 lakh units, compared with 3.24 lakh units in the same period last year. Domestic sales remained the key growth driver, climbing 42.5% year on year to 4.19 lakh units from 2.94 lakh units, highlighting sustained demand in the home market.

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Exports also posted healthy growth during the month, rising 21% year on year to 37,236 units, up from 30,754 units in the year-ago period. The steady expansion in overseas volumes underlines Hero MotoCorp’s continued focus on strengthening its global business and diversifying revenue streams beyond the domestic market.The December performance indicates strong operational execution, with growth visible across both domestic dispatches and exports. Beating market expectations on total volumes is likely to be viewed positively, especially against the backdrop of a competitive two-wheeler market environment.

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Overall, the sharp year-on-year rise in sales suggests improving demand conditions and reinforces Hero MotoCorp’s position as a key player in the two-wheeler segment, supported by balanced growth across markets.

Hero MotoCorp Limited shares closed at ₹5,837.00 on Thursday, up 1.14% for the day.

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