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Revenue
₹32,535 Cr
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Revenue YoY
22%
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Maruti Suzuki reported a strong Q1 FY24 with revenue of INR 30,845 crore (+22% YoY) and PAT of INR 2,485 crore (+145% YoY), driven by higher volumes, improved realization, and cost reduction. Domestic sales grew 9.1% to 434,812 units, while exports declined. The company launched three SUVs (Fronx, Jimny, Invicto) and achieved a 20% SUV market share. CNG penetration hit a record 27% with 113,000 units sold. Management announced plans to acquire Suzuki Motor Gujarat (SMG) to integrate production and target 4 million units annual capacity by 2030-31. Pending orders stood at 355,000 vehicles. Risks include ongoing semiconductor shortages (28,000 units lost in Q1) and potential demand slowdown in small cars.
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Guidance to track
- Board approved acquisition of Suzuki Motor Gujarat shares from SMC, to be completed within FY24 at net book value.
- Production capacity to double from current levels, with 1 million capacity at Kharkhoda and additional 1 million under study.
- EV manufacturing facility at SMG will be part of MSIL; launch expected in FY25.
Risks flagged
- Electronic component shortages caused 28,000 units of lost production in Q1; limited visibility on supplies.
- Small car share declined to 32% of industry; first-time buyer ratio fell to 40% from 42-44%.
- Discounts increased to INR 16,214 per vehicle from INR 12,748 YoY; dealer inventory at 125,000 units (~4 weeks).
Key quotes
- The company could not produce about 28,000 vehicles in quarter one of this financial year.
- We wish to complete it within this financial year, within March 2024.
- The contract manufacturing agreement is very clear about it. There cannot be a deviation from the approval given by the minority shareholders.
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