Maruti Suzuki Q3 FY26 Net Profit ₹35,250 Million on Record Sales

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd closed the October–December quarter of FY2024–25 with its highest-ever sales and revenue numbers. The results, approved by the board on January 29, 2025, point to steady demand in India along with rising traction in export markets, lifting volumes, net sales, and profits together.

How Did Maruti Suzuki Perform in Vehicle Sales and Net Sales During Q3 FY26?

Total vehicle sales came in at 5,66,213 units, which is a noticeable step up from the 5,01,207 units sold in the same period last year. Most of that came from the domestic market (4,66,993 vehicles were sold in India alone).

Exports hit 99,220 units, the highest the company has ever shipped out in a single quarter. A year ago, export volumes were at 71,785 units, so that is a sharp jump.

Revenue-wise, this translated into a record quarter. Net sales touched ₹3,68,020 million, compared with ₹3,18,600 million in the year-ago quarter. That is the company’s best-ever quarterly sales figure.

Profits followed the same direction, though at a steadier pace. Net profit stood at ₹35,250 million, up 12.6% from ₹31,300 million last year.

Will This Upward Trend Hold?

Maruti Suzuki recorded its highest ever nine month sales volume, net sales, and net profit during this stretch.

Total vehicle sales in the nine-month period reached 16,29,631 units, reflecting 5% growth over the same period last year.

Domestic sales stood at 13,82,135 units. Exports added 2,47,496 units. The split shows that the home market continues to anchor volumes, while exports steadily widen their role.

Financially, net sales for the nine months came in at ₹10,62,664 million, compared with ₹9,82,403 million in the previous year period.

Net profit rose to ₹1,02,441 million from ₹93,316 million. Revenue and profit are rising together, which usually means the company is managing scale well instead of letting higher costs eat into gains.

What stands out even more is the consistency. Three strong quarters in a row point to steady demand, tight execution, and a product range that’s still connecting with buyers at different price levels.

Investor Takeaway

Maruti Suzuki has delivered a quarter where sales, revenue, and profit have all moved higher together. Record net sales and rising net profit show that demand is translating into earnings.

The nine-month figures reinforce that this is part of a sustained trend rather than a one-time spike. With exports reaching new highs and domestic volumes holding firm, the company’s growth base looks broader.

For investors tracking the auto space, this combination of scale, consistency, and expanding global contribution remains a key factor to watch.

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