The company had reported the net profit of RS 1,489.65 Crore in the corresponding period of the last financial year. Brokerage company Normura had estimated that the company would report a fall in the net profit of 18% to RS 1,215 Crore in the course of the period.
Turnover fell by 5% to RS 16,412.9 Crore last quarter, from RS 17,344.2 Crore a year earlier. Despite lower volumes, a richer product mix helped the company to increase the average selling price to RS 765,000 (from RS 760,000 in Q1 FY25).
The profit before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) was on RS 2,185.20 Crore in the first quarter compared to RS 2,340.3 Crore in Q1FY25. EBITDA-MARGES decreased to 13.3% of 13.5% in the period from a year ago.
Unooo Kim, director of Hyundai Motor India said: “We continued our stated strategy of” quality of growth “in the first quarter of FY 2026 with a balance between domestic and export, market share and profitability. This strategy helped us to support a strong EBITDA margin of 13.3% in the quarter, despite the heavy, despite the heavy, despite the heavy, despite the heavy environment,
The export volumes rose on an annual basis of 13% and compensated moderate domestic growth, which remained under pressure because of the constant macro-economic challenges. Also on the local market, consumers in the countryside were better than that in the urban. National contribution to the total turnover rose to 22.6% during the quarter, as the company expanded to unused white space opportunities. The company also reported an improved CNG share of 15.6%, supported by the rollout of new dual cylinder technology and fresh CNG variants, which contribute to a wider fuel mix strategy. “We gaan vooruit, we anticiperen op geleidelijk herstel in binnenlandse vraag sentimenten, aangedreven door onson en feestseizoen in combinatie met onze groei, in lijn met een positieve momentum, in lijn, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim.
On operational front, Hyundai Motor India announced the start of the motor production in the production facility of Pune. The unit has the capacity to produce 150,000 engines per anjum that will be used for the time being to meet domestic demand.
Shares of Hyundai Motor India locked on RS 2084.95, with 0.76% on BSE.
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