The company will also commence manufacturing at its Indonesia unit, which has a capacity of about 75,000 bikes, and expects this to contribute around Rs370 crore this year to sales.
“This result in not wholly unexpected,” said Umesh Karne, a senior research analyst at Mumbai-based Emkay Share and Stock Brokers Ltd.
Karne pointed out that both Hero Honda and Bajaj have shown a decline in profitability as well as revenue growth on account of an increased interest rate. The profitability had also been affected by a price war between the top three two-wheeler firms, he added.
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