Ashok Leyland reported total sales of 24,049 units in September 2026, compared to 18,813 units in the same month a year ago. This represents a 28% year-on-year increase and exceeds the analyst estimate of 23,100 units.

Sales performance at a glance

The following table summarises Ashok Leyland's September sales figures against the year-ago period and analyst estimates.

The company's September sales came in above the consensus estimate of 23,100 units, reflecting a notable year-on-year improvement in volumes.

Segment-wise breakdown

Domestic M&HCV trucks were the primary driver of growth, with volumes rising 44% to 12,724 units. Domestic M&HCV buses saw a 24% increase to 2,022 units, while Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV) grew 10% to 7,411 units.

Including exports, total M&HCV vehicles sold rose 37% to 16,188 units. The LCV segment, including exports, recorded a 12% growth to 7,861 units.

Cumulative FY26 performance

For the fiscal year to date (April-September), Ashok Leyland sold 1,13,440 units, marking a 22% increase from 93,354 units in the corresponding period last year. Domestic cumulative sales stood at 1,05,877 units, up 24% YoY.

What the numbers show

The data reveals a divergence in segment performance within the Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicle (M&HCV) category. While domestic truck volumes surged by 44%, domestic bus volumes grew at a slower pace of 24%. Furthermore, cumulative bus sales for the fiscal year have declined 6% domestically and 12% including exports, indicating that the strong monthly truck demand is currently offsetting weakness in the bus segment's annual trajectory.

Ashok Leyland shares worth ₹15.37 crore changed hands on BSE in a large-trade signal, with approximately 980,939 shares transacting at ₹156.70 per share.

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Trade details

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