India's domestic market has been anything but dull for Maruti Suzuki in the recent time. The carmaker's stock has been at an all-time high of Rs 5,085 on Tuesday. The company has never been concerned about stock price, but more about making good cars and delivering good service to customers, said Maruti Suzuki Chairman RC Bhargava. He added the company may advance commissioning of a second line of manufacturing at its Gujarat plant. He also was upbeat about the company's performance and said the carmaker is confident of maintaining a double-digit growth by year-end.
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