Maruti Suzuki India (MARUTI) Q4 13/14 earnings summary
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Q4 13/14 earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY14 net sales were broadly flat, while PAT rose 16.3% to ₹27,830 million; domestic market share increased to 42.1% from 39.4%.
Total vehicle sales were 1,155,041 units; domestic sales edged up 0.3%, offset by lower exports amid difficult market conditions.
Cost reduction, localisation and value engineering supported profitability despite weak demand and higher marketing and sales expenses.
Financial highlights
Standalone net sales were ₹426,448 million vs ₹426,126 million YoY; total revenue was ₹445,235 million vs ₹444,003 million.
Standalone PBT rose 22.3% to ₹36,585 million; PAT increased 16.3% to ₹27,830 million.
Consolidated total revenue was ₹452,811 million vs ₹451,345 million; consolidated PAT was ₹28,529 million vs ₹24,692 million.
Domestic vehicle sales were 1,053,689 units vs 1,051,046; exports were 101,352 units vs 120,388.
Outlook and guidance
Medium-term industry prospects were viewed positively on low vehicle penetration, rising car ownership aspirations and expected economic recovery.
Strategic ambition centered on reaching annual sales of 2 million cars; the Chairman also described a longer-term capability to support 3 million cars.
Priorities included new models and segments, stronger R&D, rural and small-town reach, export network expansion in Africa, Latin America and the Middle East, and supplier quality upgrades.
Gujarat capacity expansion was proposed through a Suzuki Motor Corporation subsidiary under a contract-manufacturing arrangement; minority shareholder approval was to be sought.
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