Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles expects industry-beating growth in FY27, betting on rising demand for SUVs, CNG and electric vehicles to push higher production. The outlook comes after a record FY26, when the company finished second in the passenger vehicle market. Management says it is tracking geopolitical shocks and commodity price moves that could affect performance.
India’s MSME manufacturing sector expanded in the Jan–March period, but growth cooled as the West Asia crisis disrupted trade. Longer shipping times and higher costs affected momentum even as new orders and production rose. Hiring stayed largely steady, and businesses expect the next quarter to remain positive but cautious, hinging on timely policy support for sustained growth.
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