Maruti Suzuki, India's top carmaker by volumes, missed third-quarter profit expectations on Wednesday, hurt by higher discounts and a dip in small car sales. Following two years of rapid growth, Indian automakers faced pressure throughout much of 2024 due to weak demand for new cars and rising costs,

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Maruti Suzuki India Ltd., India’s largest carmaker by market share, posted a lower-than-expected quarterly profit squeezed by higher raw material prices. Shares fell.

Maruti Suzuki , India's top carmaker by volumes, reported a smaller-than-expected third-quarter profit on Wednesday, hurt by higher discounts and a dip in small car sales.

Total revenue from operations grew to Rs 38,764 crore in the third quarter compared to Rs 33,513 crore in the year-ago period, Maruti Suzuki India said in a regulatory filing.

Maruti Suzuki India's net profit reached INR 3,727 crore in the third quarter. This represents a significant increase compared to the INR 3,207 crore profit reported in the third quarter of the previous year.