Hyundai Motor India posted consolidated revenue from operations of 179.73 billion rupees for the December 2025 quarter, with consolidated profit after tax (PAT) at 12.34 billion rupees. While revenue growth remained strong, profit came in below IBES estimates of 13.93 billion rupees, reflecting margin pressures and rising costs.
Hyundai Motor India Ltd has announced its financial results for the December quarter, showcasing robust revenue growth but slightly weaker profitability compared to market expectations. The company reported consolidated revenue from operations at 179.73 billion rupees, driven by strong demand across passenger vehicles and SUVs. Consolidated PAT stood at 12.34 billion rupees, missing IBES estimates of 13.93 billion rupees.
Despite the profit miss, Hyundai Motor India continues to maintain a strong market position, supported by new product launches, expanding SUV portfolio, and rising exports. The company remains focused on innovation, electrification, and enhancing customer experience to sustain growth momentum in India’s competitive automotive sector.
Key highlights from the announcement include
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Consolidated revenue from operations reported at 179.73 billion rupees in Q3 FY26.
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Consolidated PAT stood at 12.34 billion rupees, below IBES estimate of 13.93 billion rupees.
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Revenue growth driven by strong demand in passenger vehicles and SUVs.
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Profitability impacted by margin pressures and rising input costs.
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Company focusing on electrification, innovation, and expanding SUV portfolio.
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Exports continue to contribute significantly to overall performance.
Industry experts note that Hyundai Motor India’s strong revenue growth underscores its resilience in a competitive market, though cost pressures remain a challenge. The company’s emphasis on electrification and product innovation is expected to support long-term growth.
Sources: Economic Times, Business Standard, Moneycontrol