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Business

India Inc clocks strongest revenue growth in 9 quarters; margins squeezed by rising costs

The Economic Times ·

In the June quarter, Indian companies celebrated remarkable revenue growth, reaching a nine-quarter high.

Despite this, profits grew by only eleven percent, largely due to rising input costs.

Key sectors such as auto, banking, metals, and pharma played a pivotal role in this expansion.

Notably, small and midcap firms showcased impressive earnings per share.

Looking ahead, revenue is anticipated to gain momentum from upcoming festivals and premiumization strategies.

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