Hero’s comeback has legs, but can it keep its grip?

India’s largest two-wheeler maker has seen a stock surge on the back of macro tailwinds, an EV push, a credible export strategy and renewed investor faith. Proving that this rally isn’t just a festive-season fling will be the real test.

27 October, 202510 min
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Hero’s comeback has legs, but can it keep its grip?

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