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Crisil Ratings has revised its outlook on the long-term bank facilities and non-convertible debentures of Metropolis Healthcare Ltd (MHL) to 'positive' from 'stable', while reaffirming its rating at 'Crisil AA-'. The rating agency also reaffirmed its short-term bank facility rating at 'Crisil A1+', according to a note from Crisil Ratings. Crisil said the outlook revision reflects the expected improvement in organic revenue growth, profitability, and cash accruals, along with a meaningful turnaround in its recent acquisition, Core Diagnostics Pvt Ltd. Higher utilisation of the expanded laboratory network, a favourable test mix, and better profitability at Core Diagnostics are expected to support healthy operating margins over the medium term, the agency noted. According to the rating agency, MHL's revenue increased 24 per cent to Rs 1,646 crore in FY26, driven by higher patient volumes and specialised diagnostic and wellness tests under the 'TruHealth' brand. Revenue growth continu

India's petroleum exports rose 46 per cent year-on-year as better terms of trade, recovering volumes and shipments to newer markets boosted overall merchandise export growth

Technical analysts Drumil Vithlani and Ved Anil Gawker flag breakout from consolidation chart patterns on Motilal OFS, CRISIL, City Union Bank and Supreme Petrochem.

Power investments, steady government infrastructure spending and overseas opportunities are expected to strengthen order books, though commodity inflation may pressure margins

Crisil said India Inc is increasingly turning to M&As for faster growth, with annual deal volumes more than doubling since FY17 as leverage and capex intensity decline

India is moving beyond assembly in several industries, yet gaps in critical components and upstream manufacturing continue to limit domestic value addition

SMBC's 24.9 per cent stake brings strategic value through enhanced corporate banking capabilities, governance practices, risk management and cross-border opportunities

Deficits stayed particularly high in Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and Telangana, apart from Bihar, according to the study

Joint report by 360 One and Crisil Intelligence identifies 3,040 Indians with wealth of at least ₹425 crore, with entrepreneurs dominating the list

Vedanta Power on Tuesday said rating agency Crisil has upgraded the rating on the company's guaranteed long-term bank facilities, highlighting that the post-demerger structure provides greater strategic focus and enhanced financial flexibility across its businesses. In a statement, the company said Crisil has upgraded Vedanta Power's guaranteed long-term bank facilities to CRISIL AA+ (CE)/Stable from CRISIL AA (CE), while reaffirming its standalone long-term rating at CRISIL AA-/Stable and short-term rating at CRISIL A1+. The rating upgrade follows the successful completion of the Vedanta Group's demerger and reflects Vedanta Power's strengthened credit profile, diversified thermal power portfolio, healthy liquidity position and strategic importance, according to the statement. A CRISIL AA+ (CE) rating means the financial instrument has a high degree of safety regarding timely payment of interest and principal. Crisil also recognised the company's operating performance, long-term .

Q1FY27 company results: Firms including Adani Energy Solutions, The Indian Hotels Company, IndiaMART InterMESH, and Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC are also to release their April-June earnings today

Crisil says India's debt capital market must deepen to support the Viksit Bharat vision, with India Inc expected to require Rs 130-140 trillion in debt funding over FY27-31

The profitability impact of the recent West Asia conflict on corporate India is likely to be about half as severe as initially feared if the US-Iran ceasefire holds and energy supplies continue to normalise, Crisil Ratings said. The ratings agency said it now expects the conflict to shave around 100 basis points off India Inc's operating margins in fiscal 2027, compared with its earlier estimate of a 200-basis-point hit under a prolonged conflict scenario that included disruption to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. The revised outlook follows a sharp correction in crude oil prices after the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz under a fragile US-Iran memorandum of understanding, although Crisil cautioned that geopolitical risks remain elevated and gas supplies could take longer to normalise. "If the armistice sustains, two-thirds of the 34 sectors (we assessed) will see minimal disruption, with margin recovery in the second half mostly offsetting pressures of the first half," sai

Prolonged heatwave conditions and higher manufacturing activity pushed India's power demand up 11.2 per cent year-on-year to 165 billion units in May

Domestic solar cell supply is expected to meet around half of the 60-65 GW demand this fiscal, with imports making up the rest, Crisil Ratings said

Ratings agency says higher oil and gas costs could moderate growth, squeeze margins and push GDP expansion lower in FY27

Crisil Ratings says ECLGS 5.0 could add around 10% debt to rated companies as firms seek funding support to manage higher working capital needs amid the West Asia conflict

Crisil said cumulative increases in petrol and diesel prices could approach Rs 10 per litre, raising transport costs and exerting upward pressure on both food and core inflation

Crisil states 22 of the 34 sectors stress-tested could see operating profitability decline by over 10 per cent as companies may not be able to fully pass on higher costs to consumers immediately

Firms diversify sourcing, redraw playbook, increase prices to tide over crisis