Hyundai Motor Indian has released its earnings for the October-December quarter of the last fiscal year. The company reported a decrease in profit despite a modest increase in total income. For the October-December quarter of FY25, Hyundai Motor recorded a profit of Rs 16,143 crore, marking a 3.7% decline from Rs 16,772 crore in the same period last year. However, total income rose by 1.5% year-on-year, coming in at Rs 17,940 crore compared to Rs 17,671 crore.
Following the release of its Q4 FY25 results, Hyundai Motor India’s shares rallied by 2.4% to Rs 1,880 on the BSE. This was after announcing a year-on-year drop in net earnings post-tax of 3.7% to Rs 1,614 crore. Despite giving back some gains, the stock closed the day 1.29% higher at Rs 1,859.95 per share.
Operating metrics remained fairly stable, with EBITDA increasing marginally by 0.40% to Rs 2,532.3 crore, up from Rs 2,521.7 crore last year. However, operating margins faced slight pressure, falling to 14.1% from 14.3%.
Demonstrating confidence in its long-term growth trajectory, the company declared a substantial 210% dividend for its shareholders. The board has recommended a dividend of Rs 21 per share, representing 210% of the face value of Rs 10 per share.
Looking ahead, Hyundai plans to roll out 26 new models by FY30, including 20 ICE (internal combustion engine) and 6 electric vehicles (EVs). The company also aims to introduce new eco-friendly powertrains, such as hybrids.
Hyundai’s upcoming manufacturing facility in Pune will play a crucial role. With an increase in production capacity, the company is poised to expand its presence in India while enhancing its focus on electric and hybrid vehicles.
