The dip follows two consecutive days of gains and comes at a time when the stock remains close to its 52-week high.Maruti Suzuki’s stock price edged lower on Wednesday, trading at ₹16,054 on NSE at 12:22 PM, a fall of 1.14 per cent from the previous close of ₹16,239 as the broader auto sector faced a slight pullback amid mixed investor sentiment.
The stock has been in focus due to the company’s recent announcement of a major push into electric vehicles, including the unveiling of its first-ever electric SUV, the E-Vitara, which has generated positive market sentiment and is expected to drive future growth and exports.
The dip follows two consecutive days of gains and comes at a time when the stock remains close to its 52-week high, reflecting ongoing market caution and sectoral weakness rather than any negative company-specific news.
Maruti Suzuki’s stock continues to be a key player in the Indian auto sector, with recent developments and analyst views indicating both growth opportunities and ongoing challenges.
