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Jamna Auto Industries - M&HCV In Uptrend, Upbeat Outlook For Springs: Dolat Capital

Jamna Auto Industries - M&HCV In Uptrend, Upbeat Outlook For Springs: Dolat Capital

<div class="paragraphs"><p>An employee fits the break assembly of a  sport-utility vehicle in India. (Photographer: Udit Kulshrestha/Bloomberg)</p></div>
An employee fits the break assembly of a sport-utility vehicle in India. (Photographer: Udit Kulshrestha/Bloomberg)

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Dolat Capital Report

Jamna Auto Industries Ltd. Q2 FY22 numbers were broadly in line estimates.

Consolidated Ebitda stood at Rs 444 million with margin at 12.6% (+68 basis points quarter-on-quarter).

Impact of higher RM cost was offset by cost control measures.

OEM: Aftermarket mix stood at 77:23 in Q2 FY22.

We believe that a fresh M&HCV cycle has begun which is poised for 3-5 years of upcycle led by traction in ecommerce, infra, real estate and mining activities.

JAI is an ideal play on revival on M&HCV cycle given its 70% market share in leaf spring.

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