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Bajaj Auto stock slips 2% after price cuts for Freedom 125 bikes, just 5 months after launch

Brokerage firm UBS Securities highlighted that the two-wheeler maker has reduced prices for the Freedom 125, with a Rs 5,000 cut for the entry-level variant and Rs 10,000 for the mid-level variant. Additionally, prices for select Pulsar models were slashed following Diwali.

December 04, 2024 / 12:49 IST
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Bajaj Auto has been struggling with sluggish demand as domestic sales slipped 7 percent on year in November despite the festive season.
Bajaj Auto has been struggling with sluggish demand as domestic sales slipped 7 percent on year in November despite the festive season.

Shares of Bajaj Auto reversed marginal early gains to fall over 2 percent on December 4 following reports that the company has cut prices of its Freedom 125, the world's first CNG motorcycle, just five months after its launch.

Brokerage firm UBS Securities pointed that the two-wheeler company has cut prices for Freedom 125's entry-level variant cut by Rs 5,000 and mid-level variant by Rs 10,000 while also slashing prices for select Pulsar variants post Diwali.

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The move to cut prices, possibly to offload inventory did not go down well with investors, triggering a fall in the stock. At 12.21 pm, shares of Bajaj Auto were trading at Rs 8,995.85 on the NSE. With today's fall, the stock also erased all its weekly gains, slipping into the red.

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