Shares of Bajaj Auto Ltd slipped 3% on Friday, 2 May, after the company reported a 6% year-over-year (YoY) reduction in total sales for April 2025, with combined two-wheeler and commercial vehicle volumes of 3.65 lakh units, down from 3.88 lakh units in April 2024.
The decline was principally driven by poor performance in the domestic two-wheeler market, which declined 13% to 1,88,615 units, down from 2,16,950 units in the same month last year.
However, two-wheeler exports increased by 4% to 1,29,322 units, providing some relief.
Domestic commercial vehicle sales were stable at 32,000 units, while exports increased by 11% to 15,873 units. Total commercial vehicle sales increased by 3% to 47,873 units, up from 46,467 units last year.
Overall, domestic sales fell 11% year over year, while exports grew 4%.
At 1:01 pm, the shares of Bajaj Auto were trading 2.68% lower at Rs 7,814.50 on NSE.
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