After falling 4.4 per cent on Monday due to lower than expected net profit in the September quarter, the Motherson Sumi stock recovered on Tuesday. The prospects appear on track, with the orders it got in the first half of the financial year and scope for margin improvement as new facilities come on stream. The company reported a 25.7 per cent fall over a year earlier in net profit to Rs 104 crore. This was on one-off reasons such as costs related to acquisition, foreign exchange losses and bond issue-related expenses. Adjusted for these, net profit fell three per cent to Rs 250 crore, on the back of higher interest costs as overall debt rose. This is in line with the consensus estimate of Rs 240 crore.