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Trades about 46% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
TVS Motor Company Limited, along with its subsidiary entities, is actively involved in the production and global sale of automotive vehicles, their components, spare parts, and related accessories. The company's business activities are structured across several key divisions: Automotive Vehicles and Parts, Automotive Components, Financial Services, and Others. Its diverse product lineup features motorcycles marketed under brand names such as Apache, Radeon, Raider, StaR City+, and Sport. For scooters, it offers models including Ntorq, Jupiter, Zest 110, and Scooty Pep+. The moped range comprises various XL 100 series models, such as Comfort, Heavy Duty, and their i-TOUCH start iterations. Additionally, TVS Motor manufactures electric vehicles under the TVS iQUBE brand and three-wheelers known as TVS King. Beyond vehicle sales, the company also provides e-mobility solutions through brands like Cilo, Simpel, Allegro, and Zenith-Bikes, and offers financing specifically for two-wheelers. Established in Chennai, India, in 1992, TVS Motor Company extends its market presence internationally across regions including India, the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin and Central America, distributing its products through a comprehensive network of authorized dealers. It functions as a subsidiary of Sundaram-Clayton Limited.
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