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On latest Maruti premium-hatchback story

India’s Auto Story: When the Consumer Changes Gear Strong auto demand can benefit multiple Nifty 500 companies, but investors should compare volumes, segments, margins, valuations, and risks. Imagine a buyer walking into a showroom looking for a practical hatchback. Today, that same buyer may compare it with a compact SUV, check safety features, fuel efficiency, technology and financing costs. According to Business Standard, Maruti Suzuki’s premium hatchback sales grew **28% between April and August**, faster than the industry’s **17% growth**. The company is strengthening its Baleno proposition with newer features, including ADAS. • **

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ULTRATECH CEMENT: TO DEPLOY 600+ HEAVY-DUTY ELECTRIC TRUCKS

ULTRATECH CEMENT: TO DEPLOY 600+ HEAVY-DUTY ELECTRIC TRUCKS BY DECEMBER 2026

Ashok Leyland August Sales Surge 38% YoY

Ashok Leyland reported total sales of 21,038 units in August, up 38% YoY from 15,239 units in the year-ago period. Key Highlights • Domestic sales: 19,438 units, up 43% YoY. • M&HCV sales: 13,719 units, up 46% YoY. • M&HCV truck sales: increased 60% YoY. • LCV sales: 7,319 units, up 25% YoY. • FY27 YTD sales: 89,391 units, up 20% YoY. Why It Matters The August numbers show broad-based growth across Ashok Leyland’s commercial vehicle portfolio, with domestic sales rising 43% YoY. The M&HCV segment was a key contributor, with sales increasing 46% YoY, while M&HCV truck sales grew 60% YoY. The LCV segment also recorded 25% YoY growth, indicating that the increase was not limited to a single vehicle category. On a cumulative basis, FY27 YTD sales stood at 89,391 units, representing 20% YoY growth. The monthly performance therefore adds to the company’s overall sales momentum in the current financial year.

PRE MARKET--> Gift Nifty Signals Gap-Down! Will 24,000 Hold?

indian markets are set for a weak opening, with Gift Nifty indicating a gap-down start. The setup remains cautious as FIIs were heavy sellers in the previous session, crude oil continues to trade at elevated levels, and US markets ended slightly negative. The biggest level for traders today: 24,000 — Hold or Breakdown? ##he 24,000 Test Nifty closed around 24,080 in the previous session, just above the crucial 24,000 zone. Rising crude and geopolitical concerns were key factors behind the weakness. If Nifty manages to hold 24,000: Gap Down → Stabilisation → Buying on Dips could emerge. But if 24,000 breaks decisively, the initial knee-jerk reaction could push Nifty towards: 23,800 So, 24,000 is not just another support — it is today's make-or-break level. $$FIIs: Heavy Selling Across Segments Institutional Activity — 31 August 2026 • FII Cash Market: -₹7,985.88 Cr • DII Cash Market: +₹4,588.88 Cr • FII Index Futures: -₹1,037.38 Cr • FII Index Options: -₹5,660.81 Cr • FII Stock Futures: +₹1,194.23 Cr • FII Stock Options: -₹1,114.78 Cr The biggest concern is the ₹7,985.88 crore FII cash selling. More importantly, FIIs were also net sellers in index futures, index options and stock options. Crude Still Trading High Crude oil remains one of the biggest risks for Indian equities. $$AUTO STOCKS IN FOCUS major stock-specific trigger will be monthly auto sales numbers. Investors will look at:

Ashok Leyland Q1: Record Sales, But Margins Hit an 8-Quarter Low

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