India’s largest carmaker and most-profitable automobile company, Maruti Suzuki, is expected to report its first dip in profit after nine quarters. The dip, analysts said, could be in double digits.
The performance in July-September quarter is said to have been impacted by factors such as lower sales volume, pressure on margins from rising input costs and discounts, and a stronger Japanese Yen. The company will declare the results later this month.
In a trend reversal, the company’s sales volume during the second quarter of FY19 dipped 1.5 per cent to 484,848 units. This means the revenue growth during the quarter

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