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Time of India
13-05-2025
- Automotive
- Time of India
Revolt Motors secures ISO Certification for quality management
Indian electric motorcycle manufacturer, Revolt Motors , has received ISO 9001:2015 certification for its Quality Management System (QMS). The certification, issued by an international testing and certification body, confirms that the company meets global standards in product design, production, supply chain, and customer service. ISO 9001:2015 is an internationally recognised standard for quality management systems and is granted to organisations that demonstrate compliance with specific quality benchmarks. Structured approach and strategic plans Anjali Rattan Nashier, Chairperson, RattanIndia Enterprises, said, 'This certification is a proud moment for all of us at R ev olt. It is a reflection of our tireless pursuit of quality, innovation, and operational excellence. As we expand to new geographies and strengthen our position in the EV segment, this global certification reinforces the trust our customers and partners place in us.' Revolt's certification highlights its structured processes in product development, manufacturing controls, and customer-focused delivery. The company states that the certification aligns with its long-term strategy, which includes international expansion and enhancing after-sales service. The company noted that the certification supports its credibility among business partners, collaborators, and institutional stakeholders. It applies across its product range, from the RV400 to the BlazeX.
Business Standard
13-05-2025
- Automotive
- Business Standard
Revolt Motors achieves ISO 9001:2015 certification
Revolt Motors has been awarded the prestigious ISO 9001:2015 certification for its robust Quality Management System (QMS). The certification issued by one of the world's leading testing and certification bodies, validates Revolt's commitment to consistent quality, process excellence, and customer satisfaction across its operations. ISO 9001:2015 is the world's most recognized standard for quality management, awarded only to organizations that meet stringent international benchmarks across product design, production, supply chain, and customer service. With this recognition, Revolt joins an elite group of electric vehicle manufacturers adhering to globally standardized quality practices. Powered by Capital Market - Live News
Mint
12-05-2025
- Automotive
- Mint
Best stock picks for today, 12 May, as recommended by Trade Brains Portal
Today we recommend two stocks, one from the energy sector and the other from the beverages sector. We also analyse the market's performance on Friday to understand what may lie ahead for the stock indices in the coming days. Two stocks to buy today, recommended by Trade Brains Portal Current price: ₹40.96 Target price: ₹70 in 16-24 months Stop-loss: ₹28 Why it's recommended: The stock is trading near its 52-week low. The valuation looks attractive given its presence in future-oriented segments such as e-commerce, electric vehicles (EVs), fintech and drones. Revolt Motors ventured into Sri Lanka in 2024 by partnering with Evolution Auto Pvt Ltd to sell AI-enabled electric motorcycles. This move is expected to increase its sales in the Sri Lankan market. Revolt also planned to establish 15 dealerships by the end of the year. It has already opened 12 as of Q3 FY25, so we anticipate it will hit its target earlier. The company aims to have 90 dealerships across Sri Lanka by 2029, positioning itself to capitalise on early adoption in the growing EV market. Also read: Godrej Consumer's recovery hinges on premium shift, international play Revolt Motors is also expanding its footprint across India, with more than 100 dealership stores across 65 cities. In the e-commerce segment, Cocoblu reported a 15% increase in revenues for Q3 2025 compared to Q3 2024. Its 130 million gross shipped units in FY24 marked a 140% rise from FY23. NeoSky, in the drone segment, has formed strong partnerships with US-based firms TAS (Throttle Aerospace Systems Pvt. Ltd.) and Matternet to facilitate technology sharing, which is expected to boost sales. TAS has received DGCA approval to manufacture drones for military applications. The company's Wefin vertical in the fintech space had partnerships with over 45 banks, NBFCs and fintech firms, and added four more banks during Q3FY25. The registered customer base exceeded 4.43 lakh, with 36,441 loans disbursed. Risk factor: RattanIndia faces intense competition in the EV and drone markets, making it difficult to capture and maintain market share. And with total debt of roughly ₹1,156 crore in FY24, the company's debt-to-equity ratio is high for a small-cap company. 2. Varun Beverages Ltd Current price: ₹497 Target price: ₹655 in 14-16 months Stop-loss: ₹418 Why it's recommended: The company has commissioned new production facilities at Kangra (Himachal Pradesh) and Prayagraj (Uttar Pradesh) and also set up backward integration facilities at the Prayagraj plant, as well as at the DRC plant in the international region. It acquired BevCo along with its wholly owned subsidiaries and SBC Beverages Ghana Limited (SBCG) in West Africa. VBL recently entered into binding agreements to acquire a 100% stake in Tanzania and Ghana, further enhancing its presence in Africa. The company has also secured exclusive snacks franchising rights for PepsiCo's brands in Morocco, Zimbabwe and Zambia, set to commence by October 2025. Also read: What higher gold prices have meant for Titan's Q4 performance VBL successfully raised ₹7,500 crore through a qualified institutional placement (QIP) for strategic acquisitions and expansions. Its net debt stands at ₹6,000 crore, with plans to use the proceeds for debt reduction in CY2025. VBL is adding about 10-12% more outlets (400,000-500,000) every year, bolstering its growth. The company has more than 130 depots, 2,800 primary distributors, and 10,000 vehicles, and also has franchise rights in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Morocco, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Risk factors: Revenue consistency may be affected by seasonal sales fluctuations, posing a risk to the company's financial performance throughout the year. Also, regulations such as plastic bottle bans, high sugar taxes and FDI restrictions pose risks. Market recap: 9 May The Indian equity market closed in the red on Friday, with the Nifty around 24,000. It faced a sharp decline owing to the escalation of the India-Pakistan conflict and closed the day down 265.80 points. The market opened on a negative note before the downward trend turned range-bound and indices started to recover from the day's low. An 18% spike in the India VIX in a week, from 18.34 to 21.63, amid India-Pakistan tensions shows that increased geopolitical risks have greatly increased market volatility. Investors may selectively bet on defence stocks that have low valuations and strong potential to outperform. Investors should also cautiously focus on domestic-oriented sectors such as cement, infrastructure and capital goods for long-term growth. Sectors such as IT, pharma, and metals may face greater uncertainty due to trade agreements. Also read: Dabur stock lacks triggers amid weak financial show As Q4 results of Union Bank and Canara were strong, the midcap 50 index was flat at 15,097, down just 1.3 points, and the small cap 100 index ended 0.61% or 98.10 points lower at 16,085. About: Trade Brains Portal is a stock analysis platform. Its trade name is Dailyraven Technologies Private Limited, and its Sebi registered research analyst registration number is INH000015729. Investments in securities are subject to market risks. Read all the related documents carefully before investing. Registration granted by Sebi and certification from NISM in no way guarantee performance of the intermediary or provide any assurance of returns to investors. Disclaimer: The views and recommendations given in this article are those of individual analysts. These do not represent the views of Mint. We advise investors to check with certified experts before making any investment decisions.
Time of India
30-04-2025
- Automotive
- Time of India
Ajay Dhiman quits as Sr VP, Chief of Operations at Revolt Motors
Ajay Dhiman has stepped down from his role as Senior Vice President and Chief of Operations at Revolt Motors . He announced his departure in a LinkedIn post, where he acknowledged the company's progress in electric vehicle (EV) innovation and credited the team for their contributions to sustainability and operational excellence. Dhiman joined the RattanIndia-backed EV motorcycle manufacturer in April 2023. During his tenure, he was instrumental in driving end-to-end operations, including manufacturing, supply chain optimisation, and R&D initiatives. His leadership came at a time when Revolt Motors was expanding its product reach and network presence across India. Work experience Before joining Revolt, Dhiman served as SVP and COO of an undisclosed electric vehicle group, where he led product development and strategic planning. He also held senior positions at Honda Cars India, where he managed large-scale greenfield and brownfield projects, including work on ICE, hybrid, and EV platforms. His global exposure includes a stint in Japan with Honda Motors, where he worked on new model development programs. His earlier roles at Renault Nissan and International Cars & Motors Ltd. (Sonalika Group) focused on project management, product engineering, and supplier development. Beyond corporate roles, Dhiman has been involved as a consultant and advisor in the EV sector, supporting both early-stage startups and established players with sourcing strategies, engineering consultation, and product roadmap planning. While Dhiman has not announced his next professional move, he stated in his farewell note that he looks forward to 'newer challenges and possibilities.'
