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TVS Motor Company Q1 Results: Net profit up 23% to Rs 577 crore 

Revenue from operations rose 16% in Q1 FY25, to Rs 8,375.59 crore. 

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TVS Motor Company Q1 Results: Net profit up 23% to Rs 577 crore 

TVS Motor Company, the two and three-wheeler manufacturer, reported growth in its June quarter net profit. The firm's standalone net profit in the first quarter of this financial year rose 23.4% to Rs 577.32 crore from Rs 467.67 crore in the year-ago quarter.

Revenue from operations rose 16% in Q1 FY25, to Rs 8,375.59 crore. 

The overall two-wheeler and three-wheeler sales including exports grew by 14% registering sales of 10.87 lakh units in the quarter ended June 2024, versus 9.53 lakh units registered in the quarter-ended June 2023.

The company's operating profit or earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) in Q1FY25 rose 25.6% to Rs 960.1 crore from Rs 764 crore. 

During the quarter ended June 2024, the company’s motorcycle sales grew by 11% to 5.14 lakh units as against 4.63 lakh units in the year-ago period. Scooter sales rose by 19% to 4.18 lakh units from 3.50 lakh units, year on year.

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