đŸ›” “From Splendor to Swagger” – Is Hero’s â‚č4,292 Stock Still Worth Riding?

At a Glance

Hero MotoCorp is no longer just the “Desh Ki Dhadkan.” With a juicy 3.8% dividend yield, rising margins, and a quiet shift toward premium + EVs, it’s the uncle in the kurta who’s now bench pressing at Cult. But with sales growth barely beating inflation, can Hero win the next lap?

1. 🔧 Business Model: From Hero Honda to Hero Everything?

  • đŸ›”Core strength: Budget-friendly bikes like Splendor, Passion, HF Deluxe (still 70%+ of volumes)
  • đŸ’„Premium push: Karizma XMR, Harley-Davidson X440 (JV), Mavrick 440 – contributing ~25% of revenue in FY24
  • 🔋EV Gamble: VIDA V1 scooter + newBattery-as-a-Service model launching July 2025
  • 🌍 Exports growing slowly but steadily
  • (~4% of revenues)

It’s still avolume-drivenbusiness, but the margin narrative is shifting.

2. 💾 Financials: Dividends, Margins, and Slightly Sexy Numbers

MetricFY21FY22FY23FY24FY25
Revenue (â‚č Cr)30,95929,55134,15837,78940,923
Net Profit (â‚č Cr)2,9362,3292,8003,7424,376
EPS (â‚č)146.05115.95140.61187.31218.91
Dividend Yield4.5%4.3%3.6%3.8%3.84%
ROE18%16%24%29%24%

📈3-Year Profit CAGR: 25%🎯EBITDA Margin: 14% (vs 11% in FY22)💰Debt: Almost NilđŸ”„Cash: â‚č14,384 Cr investments on books

Yes, Hero’s still your rich uncle with fixed depositsanda Karizma.

3. 📊 Quarterly Track: Boringly Profitable (But That’s Good!)

QuarterSales (â‚č Cr)Net Profit (â‚č Cr)EPS (â‚č)
Jun ’24â‚č10,211â‚č1,032â‚č52.31
Sep ’24â‚č10,483â‚č1,066â‚č53.19
Dec ’24â‚č10,260â‚č1,108â‚č55.38
Mar ’25â‚č9,970â‚č1,169â‚č58.06

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