Tata Motors, Hyundai report drop in Q3 net profit, Maruti Suzuki sees growth

The latter fared better than the other two, who remained under pressure amid rising costs and subdued demand despite the festive season.

29 January, 20252 min
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Tata Motors, Hyundai report drop in Q3 net profit, Maruti Suzuki sees growth

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