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Ashok Leyland Q3 Review - Cost Pressures Eat Into Gains From Operating Leverage: Motilal Oswal  

Ashok Leyland Q3 Review - Cost Pressures Eat Into Gains From Operating Leverage: Motilal Oswal

Workers attach lights to the cab of a vehicle on an Ashok Leyland production line in Hosur, India. (Photographer: Rogan Macdonald/Bloomberg News)
Workers attach lights to the cab of a vehicle on an Ashok Leyland production line in Hosur, India. (Photographer: Rogan Macdonald/Bloomberg News)

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Motilal Oswal Report

Ashok Leyland Ltd.’s Q3 FY21 performance was impacted by adverse mix, increase in discounts, and commodity cost inflation.

Performance was weaker than its peers (probably due to timing differences of cost inflation).

The company remains a pure play on a commercial vehicle cycle recovery, with additional levers for expansion of revenue pools.

We have left unchanged our FY21E/FY22E earning per share estimates as upgrades in volumes are offset by a reduction in margin.

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