Hyundai Motor India reported a 16% decline in net profit for Q2, totaling Rs 1,375 crore, disappointing investors. Veteran investor Samir Arora commented on the results, suggesting that Korean promoters have outperformed Indian ones, highlighting the trend of inflated growth projections during IPOs that lead to investor letdowns. Following the earnings report, Hyundai's shares fell by 4.7% on the NSE.