Maruti Q2: revenue rises, profit falls, EPR obligations still unquantified
Maruti Suzuki's Q2 consolidated revenue rose to ₹537,691 million while profit fell to ₹24,661 million. EPR obligations cannot yet be quantified.
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what happened
Maruti Suzuki's consolidated revenue in the second quarter reached ₹537,691 million, up from ₹432,904 million a year earlier. Profit, however, declined to ₹24,661 million from ₹33,490 million. Revenue for the first half totalled ₹1,080,123 million.
According to TradingView, the company's extended producer responsibility (EPR) obligations cannot yet be quantified, because the implementation framework is still pending.
why it matters
Stronger sales alongside lower profit point to margin pressure at the carmaker, which investors will watch closely. Uncertainty over EPR costs adds a further unknown to future expenses until the implementation framework is set.
market impact
Shares of Maruti Suzuki: revenue growth offset by lower profit, so the margin picture is mixed
- Maruti Suzuki shares mixed — revenue growth is offset by lower profit and EPR uncertainty
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- MARUTI: Q2 revenue advanced, but consolidated profit fell; EPR obligations remain unquantified — TradingView, 27 October 2026 at 10:05 UTC
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