Total monthly shipments rose from 5,18,170 units last year, bolstered by an 18 percent increase in exports to 2,40,728 units. Domestic dispatches also performed well, advancing 12 percent to reach 3,51,148 units. Two-wheeler volumes remained the primary volume driver, expanding 13 percent to 5,01,194 units. For the broader April-October period, the company's total cumulative sales reached 35,79,011 units, representing a 22 percent increase.
Key points
Cumulative sales for the April to October fiscal timeframe climbed 22 percent to exceed 3…: Cumulative sales for the April to October fiscal timeframe climbed 22 percent to exceed 3.57 million units.
Balanced double-digit gains across domestic and international markets provided comprehens…: Balanced double-digit gains across domestic and international markets provided comprehensive operational momentum.
Commercial vehicle performance outpaced the core two-wheeler segment on a percentage grow…: Commercial vehicle performance outpaced the core two-wheeler segment on a percentage growth basis for both the month and the fiscal period.
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Bajaj Auto on Monday posted a 14 per cent year-on-year growth in its total sales during October, with double-digit growth across two-wheelers and commercial vehicles.
The automaker's total wholesales stood at 5,91,876 units, against 5,18,170 units in the year-ago period, according to an exchange filing.
Domestic sales rose 12 per cent to 3,51,148 units, while exports grew 18 per cent to 2,40,728 units.
Total two-wheeler sales increased by 13 per cent to 5,01,194 units from 4,42,316 in the year-ago period.
Total commercial vehicle sales were higher by 20 per cent to 90,682 units, compared to 75,854 units.
Bajaj Auto's total sales during the April-October period rose 22 per cent to 35,79,011 units.
Two-wheeler sales rose 22 per cent to 30,07,707 units, while commercial vehicle sales were higher by 23 per cent at 5,71,304 units.
The automaker's total wholesales stood at 5,91,876 units, against 5,18,170 units in the year-ago period, according to an exchange filing.
Domestic sales rose 12 per cent to 3,51,148 units, while exports grew 18 per cent to 2,40,728 units.
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