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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ashok Leyland Limited, encompassing its various subsidiaries, stands as a prominent manufacturer and global seller of commercial vehicles, with significant operations in India. The company's extensive product portfolio includes a diverse array of buses, designed for urban commuting, inter-city travel, educational institutions, corporate staff, tourism, stage carriage services, and airport transfers. Its robust truck offerings span heavy-duty haulage, intermediate commercial vehicle (ICV) distribution trucks, tractors, and tippers. Furthermore, Ashok Leyland produces light and small commercial vehicles, such as cargo carriers and passenger models, alongside specialized defense vehicles for logistics, high-mobility applications, armored transport, light tactical missions, tracked operations, and simulation. Beyond vehicle manufacturing, the company provides comprehensive power solutions, featuring diesel generators and engines for agricultural, industrial, and marine sectors. It also supplies a broad selection of spare parts, including trailer axles, suspension systems, and various repair and retrofitment kits. Ashok Leyland diversifies its operations through services like vehicle and housing finance, commercial vehicle trading, manpower provision, air chartering, IT services, and driver training programs. Additionally, it engages in the manufacturing of forgings and castings, manages retail outlets, and operates LeyKart, an e-commerce platform dedicated to spare parts. Established in 1948 and headquartered in Chennai, India, Ashok Leyland Limited operates as a subsidiary of Hinduja Automotive Limited.
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