Maruti Suzuki will release its fourth quarter (January-March) results of the financial year 2018-19 (FY19) on Thursday. Brokerages expect the company to report slim revenue growth due to weak volume and average sale price (ASP) growth -- factors that have plagued the entire auto sector -- and a slip in net profit.
Automobile industry delivered a subdued volume performance in 4QFY19 with single-digit year-on-year (YoY) volume decline across segments led by spill-over effect of muted festive season, which resulted into higher inventory at the beginning of the quarter. Moreover, weak demand led to lower quarterly retail offtake.
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