Maruti Suzuki India's March-quarter profit fell 28% as poor demand for cars during the period was exacerbated by a nationwide lockdown t...
Maruti Suzuki India's March-quarter profit fell 28% as poor demand for cars during the period was exacerbated by a nationwide lockdown to halt the spread of the novel coronavirus, hurting sales at the country's top-selling carmaker.
India's largest carmaker by market value reported a net profit of Rs. 1291 crore ($171.53 million) for the March quarter, down sharply from Rs. 1796 crore in the same period a year earlier.
Domestic unit sales at the carmaker dropped 16% to 360,428 vehicles for the quarter ended March 31 from a year earlier. Sales in the final month of the quarter were particularly hit as most carmakers had to suspend operations from March 22 due to the country's lockdown.
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