Popular Vehicles & Services Ltd

Popular Vehicles & Services has faced notable volatility, hitting a new 52-week low and experiencing a significant decline over the past six days. The stock is trading below multiple moving averages, indicating a sustained downward trend, while its performance remains unreported against broader market benchmarks.

Popular Vehicles & Services announced its financial results for the quarter ending December 2024 on February 12, 2025. The company, classified as a microcap in the passenger cars segment, has experienced a negative trend in performance, though recent evaluations indicate a slight adjustment in its financial standing.

Popular Vehicles & Services, a smallcap company in the passenger car industry, has reported a negative performance in the second quarter of FY24-25. The company's financial health has declined, with a significant decrease in both Profit Before Tax and Profit After Tax. Non Operating Income is also a concern, indicating an unsustainable business model. MarketsMOJO has advised investors to sell the stock.

Popular Vehicles & Services, a smallcap company in the auto industry, has reported a decline in financial performance for the quarter ending June 2024. The company's Profit Before Tax and Profit After Tax have seen a significant decrease, while Net Sales have also fallen. MarketsMOJO has given a 'Hold' call for the stock.

Popular Vehicles & Services, a smallcap company in the auto industry, has seen a significant increase in its stock price on June 14, 2024. The stock gained 7.32%, outperforming the sector by 6.34%, with consecutive gains for the past two days and a total return of 12.53%. This reflects the company's strong performance and potential for investors.

Popular Vehicles & Services, a smallcap auto company, reported a decline in net sales by 11.7% for the quarter ending March 2024. Non-operating income accounted for 67.33% of profit before tax, indicating an unsustainable business model. MarketsMOJO has advised selling stocks due to concerning sales trend and reliance on non-business income.