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Hero MotoCorp Share Price Today: Stock Near Record Highs on EV Push and Festive Demand (December 8, 2025)

Hero MotoCorp Share Price Today: Stock Near Record Highs on EV Push and Festive Demand (December 8, 2025)

Hero MotoCorp shares traded around ₹6,215–6,220 on Monday morning, down 2.1% from Friday after touching a record high of ₹6,388.50 last week. The stock has surged 91% since April and returned 35% over the past year, buoyed by strong festival sales, higher electric scooter volumes, and a 31% jump in November two-wheeler sales. Market capitalization stands near ₹1.25 lakh crore.
Hero MotoCorp Share Price Hits Record High on 1 December 2025: What’s Driving HEROMOTOCO and Can the Rally Last?

Hero MotoCorp Share Price Hits Record High on 1 December 2025: What’s Driving HEROMOTOCO and Can the Rally Last?

Hero MotoCorp shares hit a record high near ₹6,330 on 1 December 2025, up about 90% from April lows. The stock outperformed benchmark indices, rising 2% intraday and logging a 50% six-month gain versus 6% for the Sensex. Q2 FY26 results showed revenue of ₹12,126 crore and profit after tax of ₹1,393 crore, both up roughly 16% year-on-year.
1 December 2025
Hero Vida VX2 BaaS Revolution: Is Hero’s New E-Scooter a Game-Changer or Just Hype?

Hero Vida VX2 BaaS Revolution: Is Hero’s New E-Scooter a Game-Changer or Just Hype?

Hero MotoCorp launched the Vida VX2 electric scooter with a Battery-as-a-Service model, dropping the starting price to ₹59,490 by excluding battery cost. Buyers pay a usage-based battery subscription, lowering upfront costs by up to 45%. The VX2 offers up to 142 km range and access to over 3,600 fast chargers nationwide. Hero’s EV market share rose to 13% in August 2025 after the VX2 launch.

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  • Amazon Raises Price Target After Strong Q1 Fueled by AWS Growth
    April 29, 2026, 8:42 PM EDT. Amazon shares jumped following a first-quarter performance surpassing expectations, with revenue up 17% year-on-year to $181.52 billion, driven by a 28.4% surge in Amazon Web Services (AWS) revenue. Earnings per share soared 75% to $2.78, boosted by a $16.8 billion non-operating gain linked to its Anthropic investment. Operating income grew 30% to $23.85 billion, reflecting efficiency gains across North America and international operations. AWS's rapid growth, alongside high-margin advertising and robust e-commerce logistics, underpinned optimism. The company raised its price target to $300 from $250, maintaining a buy-equivalent rating. AWS's portfolio of proprietary chips, including Graviton and Tranium, reached a $20 billion annual revenue run rate, underscoring Amazon's scaling infrastructure. The stock gained about 4% in after-hours trade, extending a strong run that saw a 26% rise in April to record highs.

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Soluna Holdings Stock Jumps After Sazmining Bitcoin Deal, Then SEC Resale Filing Lands

Soluna Holdings Stock Jumps After Sazmining Bitcoin Deal, Then SEC Resale Filing Lands

30 April 2026
Soluna Holdings filed to register the resale of about 2.46 million common shares, with no proceeds going to the company. The move follows Sazmining’s launch of a 3-megawatt Bitcoin mining operation at Soluna’s Project Dorothy 1B in West Texas. Soluna shares last traded at $1.28, up from a $1.08 Nasdaq sale price on April 28. The registered shares include 2.4 million issuable to YA II PN, LTD. via warrant exercise.
Brookfield Renewable Stock Drops 12% Before Q1 Results as BEPC Investors Brace for Friday

Brookfield Renewable Stock Drops 12% Before Q1 Results as BEPC Investors Brace for Friday

30 April 2026
Brookfield Renewable Corp’s NYSE shares fell 12.5% to $35.20 on Wednesday, with volume quadrupling the three-month average ahead of first-quarter results due Friday. The drop came despite a higher quarterly dividend and mixed analyst views. The company operates 47 GW of clean energy assets globally. Analysts expect a first-quarter loss of 33.92 cents per share on $1.62 billion in revenue.
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