Force Motors Reports 32% Sales Growth in October 2025
Company achieves strong domestic demand with 35% increase, offsetting decline in export volumes.
Force Motors Limited has reported a significant uptick in vehicle sales for October 2025, with total sales reaching 2,835 units compared to 2,146 units in the same month last year, marking a 32.11% year-on-year increase.
The Pune-based automotive manufacturer disclosed the sales data to stock exchanges on November 4, 2025, in compliance with SEBI regulations. The company, which trades on BSE under scrip code 500033 and NSE under symbol FORCEMOT, saw varied performance across its domestic and export segments.
Domestic Market Drives Growth
Domestic sales emerged as the primary growth driver, with 2,710 units sold in October 2025 against 2,002 units in October 2024, representing a robust 35.36% increase. The growth was recorded across the company's product portfolio, which includes Small Commercial Vehicles, Light Commercial Vehicles, Utility Vehicles, and Sports Utility Vehicles.
Export Sales Decline
In contrast to domestic performance, export sales experienced a downturn, with 125 units shipped overseas compared to 144 units in October 2024, reflecting a 13.19% decline. The company has not provided specific reasons for the export segment weakness in its regulatory filing.
The sales figures were submitted by Company Secretary and Compliance Officer Rohan Sampat to both BSE Limited and the National Stock Exchange of India as part of the company's disclosure requirements under Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, 2015.
Force Motors Limited, established in 1958 and headquartered in Akurdi, Pune, continues to focus on its commercial and utility vehicle segments in the Indian automotive market.
RELATED ARTICLES
Weekly News Wrap: Skoda-VW’s India Bet, Olectra’s EV Push, Govt’s Electronics Drive
The automotive industry is balancing localisation, electrification and capacity expansion as companies adapt to changing...
EXCLUSIVE: SIAM Seeks Removal of 2.5% Import Duty on Aluminium Scrap
Automakers say the levy is inflating input costs and crumbling competitiveness as India's dependence on imported scrap d...
Norton Manx R Clinches Bronze at 2026 International Design Excellence Awards
Flagship V4 superbike becomes the first combustion-engined production sports motorcycle to receive recognition in the hi...


05 Nov 2025
2783 Views
Kiran Murali

Anurag Chaturvedi