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Shriram Finance anticipates the commencement of a commercial vehicle up-cycle

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, YS Chakravarti, the MD and CEO of Shriram Finance, expressed his optimism about the future of the commercial vehicle industry. According to Chakravarti, the industry is poised for a significant upturn, and the signs of this up-cycle are already evident.

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By CNBC-TV18 Sept 14, 2023 2:42:24 PM IST (Published)

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Shriram Finance, one of India's leading auto finance companies, holds the view that the automotive industry, particularly the commercial vehicle (CV) sector, is entering an upswing with substantial growth potential ahead.

The financial institution is observing increased demand across various vehicle categories, making the next 3-4 years a favourable period for both manufacturers and financial institutions operating in this space.
YS Chakravarti, Managing Director & CEO of Shriram Finance, said in an interview with CNBC-TV18,  said the industry (automobile) is poised for a significant upturn, and the signs of this upcycle are already evident.
Based in Chennai, Shriram currently serves as one of the leading retail non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), offering credit solutions for a wide range of purposes, including commercial vehicles, two-wheeler loans, car loans, home loans, gold loans, personal loans, and small business loans.
Chakravarti stated, "We are at the beginning of the vehicle cycle, and it has a lot of good way to go."
One of the key indicators of this upcycle is the increasing demand seen across all segments of vehicles. Whether it's heavy-duty trucks, light commercial vehicles, or other types of CVs, the industry is experiencing a surge in demand. This uptick in demand suggests a broader economic recovery and a growing need for transportation and logistics services.
Chakravarti's assessment of the next 3-4 years as a favourable period for both manufacturers and financial institutions is based on this optimistic view of the commercial vehicles (CV) market. As demand for these vehicles continues to rise, manufacturers stand to benefit from increased production and sales. Simultaneously, financial institutions specialising in vehicle financing, such as Shriram Finance, are likely to witness heightened activity and lending opportunities.
Chakravarti's views align with broader economic trends, where an uptick in demand for commercial vehicles is seen as an indicator of economic expansion and increased business activity. His outlook remains upbeat for the foreseeable future, providing encouragement for both manufacturers and financial institutions operating in the commercial vehicle sector.
As per Shriram Finance's Vision 2026 strategy, it intends to achieve a threefold increase in the assets under management for housing finance, reaching a total of Rs 30,000 crore. Additionally, it has set its sights on doubling the size of their branch network.
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