May 7 (Reuters) - ** Hero MotoCorp HROM.NS, India's top two-wheeler maker, beat quarterly profit estimates on Tuesday, driven by strong domestic demand
** Shares rise 2.8% to 5,319.50 rupees, extending gains from Wednesday
EV DRIVES OUTLOOK
** Morgan Stanley ("Overweight," PT: 6,537 rupees) highlights potential market share gains in high-growth segments such as scooters and EVs, with product launches and capacity expansion supporting growth
** J.P. Morgan ("Overweight," PT: 6,430 rupees) says improving demand, stronger positioning in EVs and exports, and scope for valuation re-rating underpin a constructive view
** Macquarie ("Outperform," PT: 6,408 rupees) points to solid growth visibility driven by premiumisation, export expansion and ramp-up in scooters and EVs
** Nomura ("Neutral," PT: 5,783 rupees) notes steady earnings delivery and continued progress in exports and scooters, with expectations of margin support over time from cost pass-throughs and EV incentives
(Reporting by Kashish Tandon in Bengaluru)
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