Foreign investors have reduced their share in Indian equities to 14.7%, a 14-year low, while domestic institutional investors have increased their ownership to 18.9%. This shift has been driven by domestic mutual funds and steady Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) inflows.
India's construction equipment industry expects domestic sales volume to grow 7% in the financial year 2026-27, driven by higher government spending on infrastructure and recovery in road construction activity. The industry had a weak financial year 2026, with domestic construction equipment sales falling around 7%, but exports rose more than 30%.
Remsons Automotive Ltd, the UK subsidiary of Remsons Industries Ltd, has secured a 10-year pedal box supply order worth ₹160 crore from a global commercial vehicle OEM. Production is set to begin in Q4 2028.
India's construction equipment sales declined 2% year-on-year in FY26 to 136,995 units due to slower infrastructure execution, the Indian Construction Equipment Manufacturers’ Association (ICEMA) reported. Exports grew 32%, offsetting domestic demand weakness driven by project delays and cost pressures.
SML Isuzu sold 1,711 commercial vehicles in April 2026, a 14.7% increase from 1,492 units sold in April FY26. Sales growth outpaced production, while exports rose to 30 units from 20 year-on-year.
India's construction equipment industry is on track to become the world's second-largest market by 2030, with sales projected to reach 250,000 units, driven by infrastructure spending and export growth, industry body ICEMA said.
FuelBuddy is leveraging AI across its operations to enhance customer acquisition and retention as it transitions from diesel delivery to integrated power solutions. The company delivered 8.5–9 crore litres of fuel in FY25 and aims to double volume in the current fiscal.
Escorts Kubota reported its highest-ever revenue and profit in FY26, with net profit rising 24.4% to ₹1,381 crore, but warned of a near-stagnant tractor market in FY27 due to high base effects and El Niño risks.
Hyundai Motor India will invest ₹7,500 crore in FY27 to expand its manufacturing capacity to 1.144 million units, focusing on SUVs and electric vehicles. The move marks the company's largest capital expenditure in India to date.
Hyundai Motor India reported a 5.4% year-on-year rise in Q4 revenue to ₹18,916.2 crore, while consolidated profit after tax declined 22.2% to ₹1,255.6 crore. The company expects 8-10% domestic volume growth in FY27, driven by product actions and network expansion.
Hyundai Motor India Limited has projected 8-10% growth in both domestic sales and exports in FY27, with expected profitability improvement supported by new product launches. The company has guided for EBITDA margins of 11-14% in FY27, despite continuing cost pressures across the industry.