Hyundai Motor India (HYUN.NS) shares dropped 2.46% to ₹2,284.70 in early trade on December 15, 2025, underperforming amid broader market volatility. The decline aligns with top loser status on NSE, reflecting ongoing challenges like muted sales growth and analyst caution on valuations. Investors eye Q3 financials and export headwinds for cues.
Hyundai Motor India's shares fell sharply, erasing recent gains and ranking among top losers. The stock traded at a VWAP of ₹2,292.06, down from the previous close of ₹2,342.20, with intraday lows hitting key support levels. This 1-day drop of -2.53% contrasts with a modest 1-week gain of 0.35%, but reveals a 3-month slump of -10.46%.
Key Highlights
Price Metrics: Current price ₹2,284.70 (-57.50 or -2.46%); 52-week range ₹1,541.70–₹2,890.00; Market cap ₹1,90,313 Cr.
Financial Snapshot: TTM PE 33.29x, EPS ₹70.35, ROE 34.61%, topline contracted 1.74% in FY25 amid rising expenses.
Recent Triggers: Muted domestic demand, Q2FY26 PAT up 14.83% to ₹1,572 Cr but export reliance limits GST benefits; Mexico tariff risks loom.
Analyst Views: Mean target ₹2,345 (BUY from 24 analysts); InCred flags 26% downside potential due to SUV/export dependency.
Technical Signals: Bullish EMA crossovers noted recently, but MACD hints at short-term weakness.
Outlook
Despite strong ROE outperforming 5-year averages, high valuations and sector headwinds warrant caution. Watch November sales data and Q3 results for reversal signals.
Sources: Economic Times, Moneycontrol