Festival offers are already running with benefits between ₹1.5 lakh and ₹2 lakh on some models
In the past week, the BSE IPO index gained 3.5 per cent, as against a 0.83 per cent rise in the benchmark Sensex index
Move likely to benefit smaller cars which have been under pressure
Analysts believe Hyundai Motor India remains well-positioned to benefit from the premiumisation trend in India, given its mix in favor of SUVs
During his Independence Day address on August 15, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a potential rationalisation (reduction) of GST rates before Diwali 2025
The Hyundai Motor India stock has now risen 4.98 per cent over two days, driven by strong investor sentiment following a bullish initiation report by global brokerage Goldman Sachs.
With Rakshabandhan and Ganesh Chaturthi falling during the month, the discounts are almost at a similar level as compared to last year
For the financial year 2025-26, HMIL projects its domestic growth to align with industry estimates of a low-single digit increase
Amid global disruptions and macroeconomic uncertainties, India's economic resilience and forward-looking policies are creating a more favourable landscape for consumption-driven sectors like automobiles and such steps are expected to support automotive demand recovery in the near to mid-term, according to Hyundai Motor India Ltd Managing Director Unsoo Kim. Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) is also evaluating the introduction of Genesis, Hyundai's global luxury marque, in the Indian market. In his address to shareholders in the company's annual report for 2024-25, Kim said the company expects "domestic sales growth to be broadly in line with industry estimates of low-single digit" and 7-8 per cent volume growth in exports in 2025-26. "Global disruptions, macroeconomic uncertainties, and a high base effect continue to pose challenges across the automotive industry. Yet, India's economic resilience and forward-looking policies, including repo rate cuts and income tax relief, are now ...
Volume and revenue dips mar Q1, but rural traction and export gains keep automaker from sliding off course
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Hatchback volumes shrink as SUV demand surges; Hyundai maintains margin despite cost pressures, bets on exports, rural reach and festive boost in second half
Hyundai Q1 FY26 result: The dip follows a 6.1 per cent decline in sales to 180,399 units in the quarter, from 192,055 units in Q1FY25
Hyundai Motor India on Wednesday reported 8 per cent year on year decline in its consolidated net profit at Rs 1,369 crore for the first quarter ended June 30, hit by lower sales. The auto major posted a net profit of Rs 1,490 crore in the April-June quarter of last fiscal. Total income declined to Rs 16,628 crore for the June quarter as against Rs 17,568 crore in the year-ago period, Hyundai Motor India Ltd said in a regulatory filing. Shares of the company were trading 0.62 per cent down at Rs 2,087.75 apiece on BSE.
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With $2.9 billion in average annual research and development (R&D) spend (2.5 per cent of revenue), the parent firm enables Hyundai India to fast-track innovation and expand exports.
Tractors emerged as the lone outperformer, posting a robust 10 per cent Y-o-Y rise, ahead of Nomura's 6 per cent projection.
Hyundai Motor India on Tuesday said its total sales declined by 6 per cent year-on-year to 60,924 units in June. The company's total sales stood at 64,803 units in June last year, Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) said in a statement. The automaker said its dispatches to dealers in the domestic market declined 12 per cent to 44,024 units in June as compared with 50,103 units in the year-ago period. Exports stood at 16,900 units last month as against 14,700 units in June 2024. "In the domestic market, the geopolitical situation continued to affect the market sentiment," Tarun Garg, Whole-time Director and Chief Operating Officer, HMIL said in a statement. As the company comes closer to the beginning of production at the Talegaon plant, it remains cautiously optimistic about a gradual recovery of demand, supported by a reduction in repo rates and improving liquidity on account of a cut in CRR, he added. "We are closely watching the global geopolitical scenario and are committed to ...