Synopsis: Force Motors stocks rose 5% as the company showed a robust 50% YoY increase in sales in December 2025, driven by a 48.7% increase in domestic sales and an 88.2% jump in exports. Overall sales increased to 3,048 units, which helped improve market sentiment on demand.
The shares of this company, which is involved in the manufacture of completely vertically integrated small and light CVs, multi-utility vehicles, and agricultural tractors, which it delivers to countries based in the Middle East, Asia, Latin America, and Africa, had its shares in momentum after the company announced its December auto sales data with a 50% YoY jump.
With the market cap of Rs 26,747 crore, the shares of Force Motors Ltd had hit their intraday high at Rs 20,859.95, gaining about 5 per cent compared to their previous day’s closing price of Rs 21,916.05. The shares are trading at a PE of 33.4, whereas their industry PE is at 34.5.
About the December sales performance.
Force Motors registered strong YoY results in December 2025, led by a strong rebound in home demand. The company sold 2,952 units in the domestic market against 1,985 units in December 2024, registering a 48.7% increase on a YoY basis. The reason behind the increase is an improvement in demand for its range of small and light commercial vehicles, utilities, and sports utility vehicles, which are sensitive to economic conditions to an extent.
Exports, although sparse in numbers, registered strong momentum in the sector. Force Motors exported 96 units in December 2025, an artefact of an unbowed 88.2% YoY growth in shipments from 51 units last year. This, although incremental, provides further evidence that Force Motors’ products and services are being increasingly accepted in targeted geographies, thereby diversifying their revenue streams.
In totality, the cumulative sales figures, including exports, grew to 3,048 units, which accounted for a solid increase of 49.7% on a YOY basis, having recorded only 2,036 units in December 2024. Notably, this close to 50% increase spells well for the company, especially considering the magnitude of growth exhibited in the overall market, as well as the specific market being tapped by the company.
The revenue from operations for the company stands at Rs 2,081 crores in Q2 FY26 compared to Q2 FY25 revenue of Rs 1,941 crores, up by about 7 per cent YoY. Similarly, the net profit stood at Rs 351 crore in Q2 FY26, up from Rs 135 crore in Q2 FY25, giving almost a 160% return YoY.
The high-tech aggregate business exhibited by Force Motors displays its increasing relevance in the international automotive industry value chain. The firm engages in the manufacture of high-performance 4-cylinder & 6-cylinder petrol & diesel engines for top OEMs such as BMW & Mercedes-Benz.
In addition to this, it also develops key components such as axles & condenser radiator fan modules. Not to ignore its other accomplishments, Force Motors has entered the industrial segment with its partnership with Rolls-Royce (MTU), developing Series 1600 engines & diesel generator sets.
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