Maruti Suzuki posts 36% sales jump as profit slips 27.1%; Bajaj Finserv profit rises 18%
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India earnings were mixed: Maruti's revenue beat contrasted with margin pressure from higher input costs, while ITC posted a sharp profit decline. Indian Oil swung to a loss as elevated crude during West Asia tensions compressed refining margins, underscoring geopolitics' near-term impact on downstream profitability. Bajaj Group's strong financials and market-cap leap signal a rotation toward lenders/insurers, but overall messaging is cross-current rather than directional.
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Maruti Suzuki reported a 36% year-on-year rise in quarterly revenue to 4995.9 billion rupees, while profit attributable to the parent fell 27.1% to 35.788 billion rupees. Its EBITDA margin narrowed to 26.7% from 31.7%. Bajaj Finance posted a strong quarter with profit up 28%, adding 5.1 million customers and disbursing more than 16 million new loans. Bajaj Finserv’s consolidated net profit rose 18% to 62.97 billion rupees, and net interest income increased 20% to 145.28 billion rupees.
