Maruti Suzuki's Net Profit Surges 24% To ₹1,941 Crore in Q3 On Festival Sales
Maruti Suzuki on Thursday said it sold a total of 495,897 vehicles during the third quarter — up 13.4 per cent compared with the year-ago period.
The automaker's net profit grew 24 per cent for the quarter ended December 31, on the back of strong sales. Net profit for Maruti rose to ₹1,941 crore as sales grew ₹22,367 crore — an increase of 13.2 per cent compared with the same period previous year.
“These results have to be viewed in the context that in the previous year FY 2019-20, sales volume declined by 16 per cent for the company and about 18 per cent for the industry,” Maruti said in a statement.
Operating profit for Q3 was at ₹1484.8 crore — a growth of 19.3 per cent over the same period previous year “on account of higher sales volume and cost reduction efforts partially offset by increase in commodity prices and adverse foreign exchange movement," Maruti said.
Maruti Suzuki sold a total of 495,897 vehicles during the quarter, higher by 13.4 per cent compared with the year-ago period. Sales in the domestic market stood at 467,369 units, growing by 13.0 per cent. Exports were at 28,528 units, higher by 20.6 per cent.
Analysts on average had expected Maruti to post a profit of Rs 18.79 billion, according to Refinitiv data.
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