Maruti Suzuki's third-quarter net profit rose 3.7 percent. This missed market expectations. Weak exports and a one-time provision impacted the results. However, the company achieved its best-ever quarterly net sales. Strong demand during the festive season and a GST reduction boosted sales. Domestic sales volume also reached a record high.
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