New Delhi, April 30 -- TVS Motor Company Ltd's investments into its loss-making United Kingdom-based subsidiary Norton continues to concern analysts who expect that the company is still far away from generating meaningful revenue.

India's third-largest two-wheeler seller's management highlighted during the post-Q4 results earnings call on Monday that the company will focus on developing new product range for Norton, which is expected to hit the markets by the end of the current fiscal year.

At least two brokerage firms highlighted that the investments into the subsidiary are weighing on the overall performance of TVS, while a third analyst noted that meaningful revenue from Norton will only come in the second half of financial year 2027...