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Maruti Suzuki — Q1 FY24

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.

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Revenue ₹32,535 Cr +22%
EBITDA
PAT ₹2,543 Cr +145.4%
EBITDA Margin 11%
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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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Quarter Snapshot

Total vehicle sales 498,030
+6.4% YoY

Total vehicles sold in Q1 FY24, including domestic and exports.

SUV market share 20%
+8pp YoY

SUV segment market share in Q1, driven by new launches.

CNG penetration 27%
+8pp YoY

Highest-ever CNG penetration, with 113,000 CNG vehicles sold.

Pending customer orders 355,000
-57,000 QoQ

Order book reduced from 412,000 at end of Q4 FY23.

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Top guidance Acquire SMG by March 2024

Board approved acquisition of Suzuki Motor Gujarat shares from SMC, to be completed within FY24 at net book value.

Top risk Semiconductor shortage persists

Electronic component shortages caused 28,000 units of lost production in Q1; limited visibility on supplies.

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