Hero MotoCorp shares rose about 4% after Jefferies upgraded the stock to a Hold rating, citing strong Q4FY26 performance. The bike maker posted around a 30% jump in net profit and announced a total FY26 dividend of Rs 185 per share. Still, brokerages are split as demand improves but margins remain a key concern.
Hero MotoCorp shares gained around 2% after the company posted record Q4 FY26 revenue and profit, supported by strong volumes, premium launches and momentum in electric mobility. Still, Goldman Sachs sees potential 16% downside, citing risks around commodity inflation, supply-chain stability and whether FY27 market-share trends can hold despite the improved quarter.
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Hero MotoCorp has reported record Q4 and FY26 profits, driven by stronger sales, premiumisation and faster EV growth. Revenue and volumes climbed, margins improved, and the company’s global expansion gained momentum. With these gains reinforcing its leadership, Hero now appears positioned for sustained mobility growth across both traditional motorcycles and electric models.
Hero MotoCorp reported strong Q4 earnings for the January–March quarter of FY26, with profit rising 30% year-on-year to Rs 1401 crore. The company also posted record revenue and announced a dividend of Rs 75 per share, signaling improving performance even as investors watch demand trends and pricing dynamics.
Hero MotoCorp has appointed Sachin Agrawal as its new Chief Technology Officer, effective May 21. The company says Agrawal will steer a research and development transformation, bringing more than 29 years of experience in automotive R&D and technology leadership. He joins from VE Commercial Vehicles, after beginning his career at Daewoo Motors.
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