The stock climbed as much as 2.96% to ₹18,044 after the company said domestic sales jumped 62.14% year on year to 3,721 vehicles, compared with 2,295 units in August 2025.
The figures include small commercial vehicles, light commercial vehicles, utility vehicles and sports utility vehicles.
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Domestic sales more than offset weaker exports
Exports, however, moved in the opposite direction.
Force Motors shipped 81 vehicles overseas during August, down 25% from 108 units a year earlier.
But exports account for a relatively small part of the company’s volumes, meaning the decline did little to dent the strong growth at home.
Total sales, including domestic and export markets, rose 58.22% to 3,802 units from 2,403 units in August 2025.
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Stock still down in 2026
Despite Tuesday’s gains, Force Motors shares remain 13.69% lower so far this year.
The stock has gained 1.83% over the past week but is down 0.85% over one month, 6.10% over three months and 27.08% over six months.
The longer-term picture is markedly different. Force Motors shares have gained 113.10% over two years, 407.64% over three years and more than 1,200% over five years.
The stock eventually closed at ₹17,750, up 1.28% from its previous close.
