Hyundai Motor India shares plunge 20% from all-time peak. Will Q3 help turn the tide?
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Despite the GST 2.0 lift-off, Hyundai Motor India’s stock has fallen 20% from the record high it touched in September 2025, as investors reassess the company’s growth outlook amid mixed signals on demand and margin concerns emanating from its newest plant. While analysts continue to forecast steady revenue growth supported by exports, a richer product mix and currency tailwinds, concerns over the limited benefit from the GST rate cut and near-term headwinds have kept investors on edge. Here’s what experts are saying. Has GST 2.0 delivered for Hyundai? InCred Equities does not believe so. The brokerage said the benefit from the lower 18% GST rate is limited to just 30% of Hyundai’s net sales. Strong growth over the last three years in exports, parts and services, and large SUVs has reduced Hyundai’s dependence on products covered under the new GST rate to 30% of net sales value in FY25. With demand sensitivity expected to be higher in low-...