Maruti Suzuki shares fell over 2% after the automaker reported an 11% YoY decline in June-quarter standalone net profit, even as revenue rose 36% and sales volumes hit a record high. While Nomura retained a Neutral rating citing margin risks, Motilal Oswal reiterated its Buy call, expecting market share gains, easing input costs and strong earnings growth to support the stock.

The drop in profit came despite a 36% year-on-year increase in revenue from operations to Rs 52,456 crore during the reporting period.

Maruti Suzuki reports a quarterly profit decline due to rising raw material costs, despite increased vehicle sales and revenue growth.

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Maruti Suzuki reported an eleven percent profit decline in the June quarter. Rising input costs, aggravated by West Asia hostilities, impacted profitability significantly. …