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Business

Inside 11-quarter high earnings pomp, 46 companies may wipe out up to 81% of their Q2 profits

The Economic Times · 8 October 2026 at 2:37 pm

At least 46 companies are expected to report double-digit profit declines in Q2, despite Motilal Oswal projecting 22% earnings growth for its coverage universe.

Autos, cement, healthcare, consumer and cap goods are among sectors facing pressure, highlighting the uneven nature of the September-quarter earnings recovery.

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