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GST 2.0 and Navratri Festivities Drive 5.2% Jump in September Auto Retail Sales
India’s auto retail sales rose 5.2% in September 2025, driven by festive demand and expectations of GST 2.0 reforms, according to FADA data. The late-month surge offset early softness, signaling renewed dealer confidence and inventory buildup ahead of the festive quarter. Analysts said upcoming policy clarity on GST changes could further boost consumer sentiment and support continued recovery in the automotive sector, particularly across passenger vehicles and two-wheelers.
Companies:
- Maruti Suzuki
- Tata Motors
- Hero MotoCorp
Tags:
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
M• By Harsh Ranjan
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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GST 2.0 and Navratri Festivities Drive 5.2% Jump in September Auto Retail Sales
India’s auto retail sales rose 5.2% in September 2025, driven by festive demand and expectations of GST 2.0 reforms, according to FADA data. The late-month surge offset early softness, signaling renewed dealer confidence and inventory buildup ahead of the festive quarter. Analysts said upcoming policy clarity on GST changes could further boost consumer sentiment and support continued recovery in the automotive sector, particularly across passenger vehicles and two-wheelers.
Companies:
- Maruti Suzuki
- Tata Motors
- Hero MotoCorp
Tags:
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
M• By Harsh Ranjan
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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GST reform expectations and festive buying bolstered September auto sales, reflecting a positive turn for India’s automobile sector despite broader market caution.
India’s auto retail sales rose 5.2% in September 2025, driven by festive demand and expectations of GST 2.0 reforms, according to FADA data. The late-month surge offset early softness, signaling renewed dealer confidence and inventory buildup ahead of the festive quarter. Analysts said upcoming policy clarity on GST changes could further boost consumer sentiment and support continued recovery in the automotive sector, particularly across passenger vehicles and two-wheelers.
India’s auto retail sales rose 5.2% in September 2025, driven by festive demand and expectations of GST 2.0 reforms, according to FADA data. The late-month surge offset early softness, signaling renewed dealer confidence and inventory buildup ahead of the festive quarter. Analysts said upcoming policy clarity on GST changes could further boost consumer sentiment and support continued recovery in the automotive sector, particularly across passenger vehicles and two-wheelers.
Companies:
- Maruti Suzuki
- Tata Motors
- Hero MotoCorp
Tags:
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
- insider ownership
- regional banking
- earnings growth