Maruti Suzuki India is expected to report strong revenue growth for the June quarter, helped by a sharp rise in volumes and better realisations. However, profit may decline as higher commodity costs, increased discounts and lower other income weigh on earnings. According to the average estimates of six brokerages, Maruti's revenue is likely to rise 31% year-on-year (YoY) in Q1FY27, while net profit is expected to fall 7% from a year earlier.
The preview points to a mixed quarter for India's largest carmaker. While demand and volumes appear strong, margin pressure may limit the gains at the bottom line.
