Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL), one of India's top automobile manufacturers, has released its Q4 FY25 results, showing a 3.75% dip in net profit despite steady revenue growth. Here's what you need to know: 👇

💰 Steady Revenue Amid Rising Costs

The company posted a net profit of ₹1,614 crore (down from ₹1,677 crore YoY) while revenue grew slightly to ₹17,940 crore. However, rising operational expenses (₹15,974 crore) squeezed margins, reflecting industry-wide cost pressures.

🚙 SUVs Continue to Drive Growth

The real success story was Hyundai's SUV dominance:

• Record 68.5% domestic SUV contribution in FY25
• Creta maintained 30% market share in mid-size SUVs

🌍 Exports Hold Steady Despite Challenges

Hyundai showed resilience in exports:

• 1.63 lakh units exported in FY25
• Domestic sales hit 5.99 lakh units
• Total revenue: ₹69,193 crore (EBITDA margin at 12.9%)

🗣️ Leadership Remarks and Outlook

Unsoo Kim, MD of HMIL, shared: "Our FY25 performance reflects Hyundai's agility... Launches like the Creta Electric and Alcazar Facelift helped reinforce our market edge."

For FY26, Hyundai expects:

• Low single-digit domestic growth
• 7-8% export growth target

💸 Dividend and Market Performance

Shareholders have reason to smile:

• ₹21 per share dividend recommended (210% of face value)
• Stock closed 1.29% higher at ₹1,859.95

🔮 Conclusion:

While Hyundai faces margin pressures like the rest of the auto industry, its SUV leadership and strong brand equity position it well for FY26. The electric vehicle push and export growth strategy could be key differentiators in a challenging market.

What do you think about Hyundai's performance? Can they maintain their SUV dominance while improving margins? Share your thoughts in the comments! 💬

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