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Stock Market Live Feb 12: Sensex, Nifty likely to open steady as investors eye US trade deal and corporate earnings

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February 12, 2026
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On Feb 11, the Auto and Auto Ancillaries space delivered a strong positive breakout. The BSE Auto index surged, with multiple stocks hitting fresh 52-week highs or all-time highs amid robust Q3 earnings, improving demand (especially rural & CV), premiumization trends, EV adoption, and regulatory tailwinds on safety & emissions.

This isn’t random. India’s auto sector is in a multi-year structural upcycle driven by:

Demand Recovery — Strong volume growth in PVs, CVs, and 2Ws.

Electrification — E-buses, EVs, and higher electronic content per vehicle.

Safety Regulations — ESC, ADAS, AEBS mandates boosting electronic systems & content.

Exports & Premiumization — Strong global demand + shift to higher-margin products.

Earnings Momentum — Many companies reporting margin expansion and beat expectations.

Key Stocks That Made New Highs Yesterday / Recent Sessions

1. ZFCV India Hit fresh 52-week high ~₹16,024. Transitioning strongly into regulation-led electronic safety & control systems. ESC on buses live, ADAS nominations secured, and ~5x content on e-buses. Backed by global ZF Group. Strong Q3.

2. Samvardhana Motherson International (MOTHERSON) Broke into new 52-week high (~₹135+) after solid Q3 beat — revenue record, profit growth, and strong execution across wiring harnesses, modules & global operations.

3. Ashok Leyland Touched new 52-week high of ₹212.5. CV leader benefiting from fleet replacement, infrastructure push, and improving profitability.

4. Eicher Motors Surged up to 7% intraday, hitting record highs. Royal Enfield + Volvo Eicher strong momentum on premium bikes and CVs, with excellent Q3 margins.

5. Sansera Engineering All-time high (~₹2,137). Auto components exporter with sharp US export growth (~50% jump reported) and diversification tailwinds.

Other Notables Touching Highs:

⬆️Force Motors

⬆️Lumax Auto Tech / Lumax Ind.

⬆️Craftsman Automation

⬆️CIE Automotive (strong intraday surge)

The broader auto ancillary pack (brakes, suspensions, electronics, forging, etc.) is participating strongly as OEMs ramp up localization and advanced tech adoption.

Why This Breakout Matters

Auto & ancillaries form the backbone of India’s manufacturing renaissance. With FAME-III expectations, BS-VI Phase 2, safety norms, and potential trade deals boosting exports, the sector is seeing higher realisations, better margins, and content-per-vehicle upgrades — especially in electronics, safety, and EV components.

After a period of consolidation in many names, the earnings season has acted as a catalyst. Rural recovery + urban premium demand is creating a balanced growth story.

Sector Outlook Remains Constructive for 2026, led by:

➡️Electrification & electronics

➡️Export opportunities

➡️Regulatory-driven upgrades

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