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Angel Broking has come out with its earning estimates on Automobile sector for the quarter ended June 2008. According to research firm Hero Honda's Q1FY08 net sales are expected to go up 13.3% at Rs 2,781.3 crore (Rs 27.81 billion).
The company's PAT is seen up 33.3% at Rs 253.1 crore (Rs 2.53 billion).
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