Hyundai Q4 Results: Profit dips 3.7% YoY, misses expectations; declares 210% dividend for shareholders

Hyundai Motor India Q4 Earnings: Hyundai Motor, the Indian subsidiary of the South Korean conglomerate, has announced its October-December quarter earnings of the previous fiscal year. The company witnessed a slight fall in profit, whereas its income increased slightly. The profit the company witnessed in the October-December quarter of FY25 was Rs 16,143 crore, a drop of 3.7 per cent compared to Rs 16,772 crore inthe  October-December quarter of the previous fiscal year. But the total income increased 1.5 per cent year on year to Rs 17,940 crore from Rs 17,671 crore.

Hyundai Motor India Q4 FY25 Results | Operational performance

Operating performance was fairly stable with EBITDA up 0.40 per cent at Rs 2,532.3 crore from Rs 2,521.7 crore last year. Margins, though, fell under mild pressure to 14.1 per cent from 14.3 per cent.

Hyundai Motor India Q4 Earnings | Dividend

The company announced a 210 per cent dividend for shareholders, showing faith in its long-term growth path. The board of directors has recommended a dividend of Rs 21 per share which is 210 per cent of the face value of Rs 10 per share. 

Hyundai Motor India | Share Price 

Hyundai Motor India's shares jumped 2.4 per cent to Rs 1,880 on the BSE on Friday after the company's fourth-quarter FY25 results were released, revealing a 3.7 per cent YoY drop in net earnings after tax at Rs 1,614 crore. However, the stock gave up part of its gains and ended the day 1.29 per cent higher at Rs 1,859.95 per share.

Cautious optimism for FY26 and aggressive product pipeline till FY30

Hyundai has also announced plans to introduce 26 new models in FY30. These include 20 ICE (internal combustion engine) and 6 electric vehicles (EVs). Hyundai has also stated it will introduce new environment-friendly powertrains like hybrids.

Upcoming Projects 

Hyundai's new Pune manufacturing facility will be a key contributor to the company's aggressive launch strategy. With the increase in its production capacity, the company plans to uplift its presence in India while stepping up its shift toward electric and hybrid vehicles.

With a solid dividend payment, stable operating margins, and an aggressive product launch schedule, Hyundai has set the stage for a significant change in its operations in the Indian market.