Hyundai Indian Motor Valuation premium against South Korean parents is reduced to currency weakness

Hyundai Motor India Ltd.The largest opi in India to date, has seen a decrease in its valuation cousin compared to its South Korean father due to the superfight of South Koreans against Indian rupee.

The valuation premium of the Indian entity against parents has decreased to 506% of 571% approximately three weeks before.

From the end of Thursday, Hyundai Motors India It was negotiated 23 times one year progress gains, compared to 3.8 times for its parent company. The unity of India threw 7% on Thursday, which ended with a market capitalization of $ 15.9 billion, and also becomes negative for the year.

The entity of India, which once formed 60% of the general market capitalization of Hyundai Motor Company, now forms only 55% of the same due to the weakness in the currency. Won, the South Korean currency, is now the best performance in Asia after Japanese Yen, has earned 2.5% against the US dollar so far this year, compared to the depreciation of the Indian rupee of 2% against the Back Greenback.

The actions of Hyundai Motor India and its subsidiary have experienced a 5% decrease so far this year in terms of local currencies.

Hyundai Motor India reported a 19% year -on -year decrease in their quarterly December to ₹ 1,161 million rupees. The revenues for the quarter stood at ₹ 16,648 million rupees, 1.3% less than the previous year. The results did not reach the expectations of analysts due to the highest prices discounts, to increased personnel costs and the weakest exports of what was expected promoted by a change in the geographical combination. In addition, the company anticipates a moderate domestic volume environment to persist during most 2025.

However, JP Morgan, who has a “overweight” rating in the shares believes that underlying trends should improve in the second half of the financial year 2026. “We cut our financial year 2025-2027 The profits per action estimates at 1% to 4% in the factor in the T3 Miss and we reviewed our objective price to ₹ 2,140”, wrote Morgan JP Morgan in an investor note.

While 84% of the 19 analysts that track Hyundai Motor India have a “purchase” rating in action, two recommend a “sale”, and one suggests a “retention.” In comparison, the parent company enjoys a 100% “purchase” recommendation of analysts.

Hyundai Motor Indian shares ended 5.7% lower on Thursday in ₹ 1,722. The action has dropped 12% of its OPI price of ₹ 1,960.