Maruti Suzuki Q3 Results: Maruti Suzuki Net Profit Grows 16% Yoy to Rs 3,727 Crore | Maruti Suzuki India’s profit up 16% in the third quarter: Revenue rose 15% to ₹ 33,512 crore, company shares fell by 1.4% today


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Automobile company Maruti Suzuki India Limited has received a net profit of Rs 3,727 crore in the third quarter of FY 2024-25. It has increased 16% on an annual basis. The company made a profit of Rs 3,206 crore in the same quarter of a year ago.

The company’s revenue was Rs 38,764 crore due to the operation in the October-December quarter. Maruti Suzuki recorded a revenue of Rs 33,512 crore in the same quarter of a year ago. It has increased by 15.67% on an annual basis. The amount received from selling goods and services is called revenue or revenue.

Maruti Suzuki’s total income increased by 15.39%

Maruti Suzuki’s total income increased by 15.39% to Rs 39,822 crore in the October-December quarter. The company’s total income was Rs 34,509 crore in the third quarter of FY 2023-24.

Maruti Suzuki shares fell by 1.41% today

Maruti Suzuki’s stock closed down 1.41% on Wednesday (January 29) at Rs 11,953. The company’s stock rose 11% in a month and dropped 6% in 6 months. The company’s stock has climbed 20% in a year. Maruti Suzuki’s market cap is Rs 3.76 lakh crore.

What is standalone and consolidated?

Companies’ results come in two parts- Standalone and Consolidated. Financial performance of only one unit is shown in standalone. Whereas, the entire companies are reported in the consolidated or consolidated financial report.

Maruti was owned by the Government of India of 1981

Maruti Suzuki was established on 24 February 1981 as Maruti Industries Limited under the ownership of the Government of India. In 1982, the company, along with Suzuki Corporation of Japan, formed the joint venture ‘Maruti Suzuki India Limited’.

The first budget car for Indians launched Maruti 800 in 1983. At an ex -showroom price of Rs 47,500, the company enabled a large section of the country to buy a car. Maruti Suzuki has sold about 3 crore vehicles in the country in the last 40 years.