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This page shows the latest information about the Bse Auto of BSE.

The Bse Auto Index contains total of companies which are also called its Constituents.

52744.96 
 +89.11  (.17%)
23 May 03:59 PM

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Today's Gainer / Loser

Company priceRs. Change%
Tube Investments 3050.00 +2.13%
Bosch 32108.25 +1.05%
MRF 143660.60 +0.91%
Hero MotoCorp 4311.70 +0.8%
Apollo Tyres 494.55 +0.54%
Company priceRs. Change%
UNO Minda 1006.00 -2.1%
TVS Motor 2778.60 -0.93%
Exide Inds 382.15 -0.07%

Top Performer companies (Based on TTM Profit)

Company TTM ProfitCr.
Tata Motors 22991.00
Maruti Suzuki 14256.30
Mahindra & Mahindra 12535.75
Bajaj Auto 8030.67
Hero MotoCorp 4536.93
Eicher Motors 4034.63
SamvardhanaMotherson 4002.37
Ashok Leyland 3044.73
TVS Motor 2424.02
Bosch 2023.80

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S&P BSE Auto Index Today: Sector Rebounds Amid Positive Component Outlook

The S&P BSE Auto Index, a key indicator of the Indian automotive sector's performance on the Bombay Stock Exchange, offers valuable insights for investors tracking BSE Auto trends. Understanding the movements of the auto bse index and its constituent BSE auto stocks list is crucial in gauging industry health and consumer sentiment.

Today's S&P BSE Auto Index Price

As of the market close on May 21, 2025, the S&P BSE Auto Index stood at Rs. 53,115.99, marking a gain of 385.33 points or 0.73% from the previous trading session. The index showed resilience, recovering some of the ground lost in the prior session, as several auto and ancillary stocks participated in the day's broader market upswing.

For the most current, regularly updated S&P BSE Auto Index share price, please refer to the live ticker section located above on this page. That section provides a real-time share price summary, including the top gainer loser stocks daily.

S&P BSE Auto Index Historical Returns

Examining the historical returns of the S&P BSE Auto Index provides a perspective on its performance across different timelines. The returns, based on data on or around May 21, 2025, are as follows:

  • 1 Day (May 21, 2025): +0.73%
  • 1 Week (approx. as of early May): +3.73%
  • 1 Month (as of May 21, 2025): +8.4%
  • 3 Months (approx. as of early May): -1.68%
  • 1 Year (as of May 21, 2025): +0.06%

(Note: 1-day, 1-month, and 1-year returns are as of May 21, 2025. Other short-term figures are based on the most recent comprehensive data available from early May 2025 and should be seen in the context of recent market volatility.)

The S&P BSE Auto Index performance shows a strong rebound in the very short term (1 day) and healthy gains over the past month. The longer-term 1-year return is flat, indicating a mixed period previously, though the 3-month data from early May suggested some consolidation. The auto sector's performance is influenced by a variety of factors including sales volumes, economic growth, and policy changes.

S&P BSE Auto Index News and Updates

Several key developments around May 21, 2025, are shaping the BSE Auto landscape and influencing the stocks in the BSE auto stocks list:

  1. Sectoral Rebound and Market Participation: The auto bse index participated in a broader market recovery on May 21, 2025, gaining 0.73%. This followed a significant decline on May 20 when the auto sector was among the worst hit. On May 21, key constituents like Uno Minda, Samvardhana Motherson, Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Ashok Leyland contributed to the gains.
  2. Positive Outlook for Auto Components: A Crisil Ratings report released on May 21 projected a positive outlook for India's automotive component sector, expecting revenue growth of 7-9% in FY26 (mirroring FY25). This growth is anticipated to be driven by sustained demand from two-wheeler and passenger vehicle segments. Stable operating margins of 12-12.5% are also foreseen, supported by a rising share of high-margin components and easing input costs. This is a crucial factor for many companies in the S&P BSE Auto Index.
  3. External Factors and EV Evolution: While domestic demand drivers appear robust for auto components, the Crisil report highlighted potential headwinds from weak demand for new vehicles in the US and Europe, which are key export markets. Potential US tariffs could also impact margins for export-heavy companies. Meanwhile, the domestic Electric Vehicle (EV) market continues its evolution, with ongoing new model launches and evolving subsidy structures influencing sales dynamics. Corporate actions, such as upcoming quarterly results for companies like Ashok Leyland, are also on investors' watchlists.

These updates provide context to the performance of the S&P BSE Auto Index and the factors investors are monitoring in this dynamic sector.

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