Maruti Suzuki India shares rise 2.86 percent, outperform rivals

12 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 29

The stock closed at ₹13,260.20 on Wednesday, with trading volume reaching 56,773, well above its 50-day average of 31,547.
Maruti Suzuki outperformed Ashok Leyland, which fell 1.07%, while Eicher Motors and Atul Auto posted smaller gains.
Despite the rise, Maruti Suzuki remains 23.67% below its 52-week high of ₹17,371.60 reached in January, amid a broadly positive session for the BSE SENSEX Index.

As raw material costs rise, can Maruti maintain its ambitious double-digit profit margins in the coming year?

Maruti plans a major capacity expansion. Will this move lead to higher profits or just intensify price wars?

Is Maruti's declining market share a temporary setback or a permanent shift in India's automotive landscape?

With market share at a 13-year low, can Maruti's new SUV lineup successfully challenge its dominant rivals?

Can Maruti, a brand built on budget cars, successfully pivot to capture the premium SUV and EV markets?