Maruti Suzuki’s March quarter net profit declined due to mark-to-market losses, input costs, and production constraints. The company is expanding capacity and expects margin improvement by FY30, driven by SUV launches and EV growth. Despite short-term pressures, FY26 saw record volumes and sales.
​Maruti Suzuki’s March quarter net profit declined due to mark-to-market losses, input costs, and production constraints. The company is expanding capacity and expects margin improvement by FY30, driven by SUV launches and EV growth. Despite short-term pressures, FY26 saw record volumes and sales. by Soban News (international And National News)
