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Maruti Suzuki India starts FY27 with increase in market share to 42% - BusinessLine
Maruti Suzuki India starts FY27 with increase in market share to 42%BusinessLine
Maruti Suzuki India starts FY27 with increase in market share to 42 pc
Maruti Suzuki India has kicked off fiscal 2026-27 with a significant market share increase to 42%, up from 39% in the previous fiscal. The company achieved record domestic sales of 1,91,122 units in April, driven by strong performance in both passenger cars and SUVs. Passenger car sales saw a substantial rise, while SUV sales surged by 141.6%.
Maruti Suzuki India starts FY27 with increase in market share to 42% - Business Standard
Maruti Suzuki India starts FY27 with increase in market share to 42%Business Standard
Maruti Suzuki clocks 33% YoY jump in April sales; production up 16% YoY
Maruti Suzuki India reported a 33.29% jump in total sales to Rs 2,39,646 crore in April 2026 compared with Rs 1,79,791 crore in April 2025.
'Demand for Maruti cars healthy in local market despite global challenges,' says senior executive Partho Banerjee
Maruti Suzuki anticipates strong growth this financial year. Demand for its cars remains high, exceeding supply. The company plans to increase production to meet pending orders. New capacity additions are underway. Maruti Suzuki aims to grow faster than the industry, introducing new products to capture market share. This expansion is supported by favorable economic conditions.
Indian car companies begin FY27 on a strong note despite geopolitical uncertainties
Indian car sales surged 25% in April, reaching 445,417 units, driven by sustained demand post GST cuts and government incentives. Market leader Maruti Suzuki reported its best-ever monthly sales, with other major automakers like Tata Motors and Hyundai also witnessing significant year-on-year growth.
Maruti Suzuki sees double-digit growth in FY27 as demand holds firm despite West Asia tensions
Maruti Suzuki anticipates strong growth this financial year, aiming for over 10 percent. Domestic demand remains robust, exceeding supply. The company is expanding production capacity to meet pending orders. Positive economic factors like GST cuts and lower interest rates are boosting sales. Maruti Suzuki is also diversifying export markets to mitigate geopolitical risks.
Bright start to FY27 for carmakers with estimated sales of 4.5 lakh units in April
Indian carmakers began the new fiscal year with robust passenger vehicle sales in April. Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, and Kia reported record performances. The industry benefited from GST 2.0, repo rate cuts, and income tax relief. Overall domestic sales saw a significant increase, indicating a positive start to the financial year for the automotive sector.
Auto sales slow in April; EV momentum holds amid rising geopolitical tensions
Market leader Maruti Suzuki retained its top position but reported a decline to 1.58 lakh units, compared to 1.75 lakh units in March. Tata Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra also saw moderation, with April sales at 57,472 units and 54,897 units, respectively.
Sensex Today | Stock Market Highlights: Sensex, Nifty end higher but off highs; midcaps underperform
Sensex Today | Stock Market Highlights: Benchmark indices ended higher on Wednesday but trimmed gains from intraday highs, with frontline stocks outperforming the broader market. The Sensex rose 609 points to close at 77,496, while the Nifty gained 182 points to settle above 24,150. Gains were led by ITC, Tech Mahindra, Reliance Industries, Maruti Suzuki and Coal India.
From Maruti to Eternal: Why Nuvama is betting big on 5 stocks with 15% to 54% upside potential - financialexpress.com
From Maruti to Eternal: Why Nuvama is betting big on 5 stocks with 15% to 54% upside potentialfinancialexpress.com
Why are investors ignoring Maruti’s profit dip in Q4?
A 7% slide in net profit wasn’t enough to stop the stock from rallying 5% on Wednesday. As the carmaker bets on a massive capacity expansion and an export surge, we look at why the market is looking past the headline numbers to find a potential entry point.