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petrol and 2.2% for diesel signalling
continued recovery from last year’s
base and improved on-road activity
overall.
FASTag
performance
reflected
seasonal moderation, with transac-
tion volumes falling 4.1% MoM to
370.6 million and toll values easing
by 1.8% to ₹6,669 crore. On a YoY
basis, however, volumes were up
13% and values surged 19% respec-
tively, reinforcing long-term growth
in highway usage and road infra-
structure efficiency.
E-way bill generation for June 2025
moderated on a monthly basis but
maintained
an
impressive YoY
growth.
Intra-state
e-way
bills
dipped 2% MoM, and inter-state by
4%, consistent with reduced freight
activity during monsoon months.
However,
intra-state
generation
rose 21% YoY and inter-state by
17%, while the value of goods
moved increased 13% and 10%,
respectively,
indicating
resilient
trade and logistics activity.
Mr. Y S Chakravarti, CEO and Man-
aging Director, Shriram Finance
Ltd., said:
“As India gets ready for its festi-
vals, a sense of optimism is setting
in. With
lower
interest
rates,
copious monsoon rains, the rural
markets are turning upbeat. Vehicle
sales, more specifically two wheel-
er sales, could witness a strong
rebound. Trucking activity over the
next couple of months is expected
to be strong with goods movement
ahead of festivals and corporate
sector cranking up.” I
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