Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. share price target

Revenue fell by 5.52% to Rs. 16623.6 Cr in Q3FY17 when compared to the previous quarter. On the other hand, it grew by 12.44% when compared with Q3FY16.

Q3FY17 Results: Revenues grew 12% (est.9%) to Rs169bn, with realizations rising 9% YoY (est.6%). EBITDA margins rose 47bps YoY to 14.8% (est. 14.4%). Gross margins contracted 66bps YoY to 30.8% (est. 30%) on rising steel prices, while other expenses fell 144bps on lower A&P;, power and royalty...

ICICI Securities Ltd | Retail Equity Research Maruti Suzuki (MSIL) reported its Q3FY17 numbers, which came in below our estimates. Revenues at | 16865 crore, up 12% YoY, down 5.5% QoQ came in below our estimate of | 17166 crore. Topline growth was driven by 3.5% YoY volume growth & 8.8% ASP growth. Revenues came in below our estimates mainly on account of lower than estimated ASPs (| 429272 against our estimate of | 434580) Volumes for Q3FY17 at 387251 units were up 3.5% YoY. Of this,...

Background: Maruti is a subsidiary of Suzuki Motor. Maruti pays ~6.1% on sales as royalty to parent. Maruti is India's largest passenger car company, which primarily sells compact hatchbacks (75% of volumes), Utility vehicles and sedans. Its key models are Alto, Wagon R, Swift and Dzire, Baleno and Brezza. With its early-mover advantage in the Indian market, Maruti is a dominant player in the domestic passenger car market with a ~ 45% market share. Maruti has over 1200...

Maruti Suzuki (MSIL) delivered slightly better than expected revenues ( 12% YoY to 168bn) in 3Q while the EBIDTA margin ( 47bps YoY, 14.8%) was in line with our est. EBITDA at Rs 24.9bn ( 16% YoY) was 3% above our estimates. APAT stood at Rs 17.4bn ( 48% YoY), boosted by margin expansion and higher other income (144% YoY, -27% QoQ) owing to revaluation of MF investment.

MSIL has continued to report double digit numbers due to the strong performance of its utility vehicles. Company expects to launch one model each year, which is likely to sustain its growth momentum in the near term. MSIL has indicated that showroom footfalls have come back to normalcy, which were impacted immediately after the demonetisa..

Higher realizations leading to margin maintenance at difficult times in Q3 Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MSIL)'s Q3 FY17 numbers came broadly in line with street expectations but above our expectations. The top-line grew by 12.3% yoy at 168bn. Despite volumes in the...

Maruti Suzuki reported strong Q2FY2017 numbers with expansion in margins. We assume double digit revenue growth in our forecast over strong demand in domestic markets and high production abilities after commissioning of Gujarat plant in Q4FY2017E. Given the new launches, lower petrol prices and its strong brand, MSIL is expected to gain m..

Maruti Suzuki India (MSIL) has delivered a strong operating performance in 2QFY17 owing to festivities-driven volume growth, lower discount and favourable operating leverage. Reported Revenue at Rs178.4bn vs. Our Estimate of Rs178.9bn MSIL's revenue rose by 28.8% yoy to Rs178.4bn (vs. our estimate of Rs178.9bn) owing to 18.4% yoy rise in volume. EBITDA rose by 35.3% yoy to Rs30.4bn (vs. our estimate of Rs26.5bn), while EBITDA margin rose by 80bps yoy to 17.0% (vs. our estimate of 14.8%) led by cost control initiatives, low discount, healthy volume growth and favourable fixed cost operating benefit. Other income rose 71.6% yoy to Rs8.13bn (62.5% higher...

(led by Brezza) have now doubled to 12.6% of sales (6% in Q2FY16) boosting realizations by 9% YoY. Higher steel prices along with a surge in the Yen (up 20% YoY) also resulted in gross margins contracting 84bps to 32.3%. However, EBITDA grew 34% to Rs30.3bn, with margin expansion of 74bps YoY to 17% (est. 14.8%) as other expenses fell 150bps YoY to 12.4% on the back of lower discounts (16,100/vehicle down 18% YoY, 4% QoQ) and higher operating leverage. PAT grew 68% to Rs24 bn(est. Rs17 bn)....