Archive · 18 Nov 2025
Maruti Suzuki Stock Surges, Small Car Segment Drives Growth
Maruti Suzuki, India's biggest car company, is having a great year.
Their stock price has gone up a lot, and they've sold many more small cars this year.
This is because of lower taxes (GST) and more people buying cars in India.
They made more money this quarter than last year, and they think the small car market will keep growing.
They plan to launch new SUVs to reach their goal of having 50% of the car market share.
Maruti Suzuki India's stock has risen 46.21% in 2025, on track for its best yearly performance since 2017.
The company's market capitalization has surpassed ₹5 lakh crore, joining an elite group of 12 companies.
Strong demand for small cars, driven by GST rate cuts and improved domestic consumption, has boosted sales.
During the festive period, Maruti Suzuki sold 400,000 units, with small cars contributing about 250,000 units, marking 100% YoY growth.
For Q2, Maruti Suzuki reported an in-line performance with net profit at ₹3,349 crore and revenue from operations up 13% YoY.
- Who
- Maruti Suzuki India, investors, and customers
- What
- Maruti Suzuki's stock performance, small car sales growth, and Q2 financial results
- When
- 2025, with Q2 and festive period sales in September-October 2025
- Where
- India, specifically the domestic car market
- Why
- GST rate cuts, improved domestic consumption, and anticipation of government policy measures to boost small-car sales
Small Car Segment
SUV Segment
Growth Projection
Small Car Segment
Projected to expand around 10% YoY on a low base for 2HFY26 and beyond.
SUV Segment
Driven by higher average realizations and improved export performance, with eight new SUV launches planned until 2031.
- Stock Performance (2025)
- 46.21% increase to ₹15,903 apiece
- Best Yearly Performance
- 2017 (83% increase)
- Market Capitalization
- Over ₹5 lakh crore
- Festive Period Sales (2025)
- 400,000 units, up from 211,000 units in 2024
- Small Car Sales (Festive Period)
- 250,000 units, 100% YoY growth
- Q2 Net Profit
- ₹3,349 crore
- Q2 Revenue from Operations
- ₹42,344 crore, 13% YoY growth
- Q2 EBITDA Margin
- 10.5%, 140 bps YoY decline
- Small Car Segment Growth Projection
- Around 10% YoY for 2HFY26 and beyond
- Maruti Suzuki's Long-term Goal
- Achieving a 50% PV market share
Sources
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Top 10 Hatchbacks With Highest Sales in October 2025
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