While revenue is expected to climb 27% to 535.8 billion rupees for the quarter ended September 30, the bottom line tells a different story. Investors are bracing for a potential decline from the 32.93 billion rupees recorded during the same period last year. The primary concern remains the company's net profit margin, which plummeted to 6.7% in the first quarter—a sharp drop from the 10.3% margin seen a year prior.

Market participants will scrutinize the report for signs of recovery in margins and the resilience of international sales. With exports having risen 29% to 124,736 units in the previous quarter, the company’s ability to sustain overseas growth is critical. Beyond sales figures, the board will face questions regarding the long-term impact of rising crude-oil prices and geopolitical instability in Iran on production costs and supply chain stability.