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Force Motors
SectorConsumer Discretionary
In the news
Force Motors dividend deadline: Last chance to buy today
Force Motors shares rise 3% on 62% domestic sales surge in August
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Force Motors Q1 profit surges 22.82% to ₹216.59 crore
Force Motors shares rise 2.64% on 24% June sales growth
Force Motors rolls out 200,000th Mercedes-Benz engine milestone
Force Motors hits 52-week low as May sales drop 15%
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Force Motors shares fall 6% as Q4 profit drops 36% YoY to ₹279 cr
Force Motors March sales jump 14.4% on strong domestic demand
Force Motors shares fall 4% after SEBI Q2 FY25 probe
Force Motors posts 8% Feb sales growth, exports decline
Force Motors acquires 100% stake in Veera Tanneries for ₹175 crore
Force Motors acquires Veera Tanneries for ₹175 crore
Force Motors Q3 profit surges 250% to ₹406 crore, shares hit ₹22,200
Force Motors Reports 50% Jump in December Sales, Stock Surges 5%
Force Motors Shares Surge 5% as December Sales Jump 50% YoY
Company insights, generated from the most recent coverage.
Force's debt-free balance sheet, 32.88% ROE and Mercedes-Benz engine JV give it a quality base, but none of that changes the fact that volumes still depend on a single LCV passenger niche.
Trading below both the 50-DMA (17,913) and 200-DMA (19,597) with RSI at 43, Force is technically broken. Fundamentals are strong but trend-following money has no reason to step in above resistance.
Up 1,361% in three years and 214% in one, Force is now a profit-taking vehicle. It gapped up to 17,389 and closed at 16,960 — buyers at these levels are exhausted even on strong numbers.