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Godrej Consumer eyes double-digit domestic sales growth in Q1 of FY23

The firm, however, expects a mid-single-digit volume drop on a high base in the quarter

Valuation hurdle stiff for DMart despite 26% correction since January

Store additions strong while same store sales declined in Q1

Murugappa Group posts 23% rise in net profit in FY22, manufacturing grows

Murugappa Group's turnover increased by 31 per cent to Rs 54,722 crore, as against Rs 41,706 crore in 2020-21

Stiff regulations, high taxes: Govt controls electronic sports joystick

India is a fast-growing high-potential gaming market, but per capita spends still very low

For Bajaj Auto, share buyback worth up to Rs 2,500 crore spurs optimism

Fall in raw material prices, low base, and normal monsoon are other positives

Most analysts positive on Nykaa as firm takes rollercoaster ride after IPO

However, there is a significant variance in valuations, ranging from Rs 1,300 to Rs 1,730

Reliance AGM may see more focus on green energy, consumer business

Experts expect the firm to make further announcements in green energy

Street looking beyond Apollo Hospitals' disappointing Q4 performance

Based on sum-of-the-parts valuation, some analysts have pegged their target price between Rs 4,900-5,000

Reliance to clock $20 bn in EBITDA by 2022-end, says Morgan Stanley

High refining margins, gas prices and telecom ARPUs key contributors; stock falls nearly 4 per cent on Monday

Reliance likely to clock $20 bn EBITDA by end 2022: Morgan Stanley

A refining golden age, tightening global gas markets and improving telecom subscriber quality point to a USD 20 billion-plus EBITDA run rate for Reliance Industries Ltd by end-2022, Morgan Stanley

Tata Steel's Europe bet pays off after 15 years and major cost takeout

In FY22, Tata Steel reported highest ever consolidated EBITDA of Rs 63,830 cr and Europe contributed significantly with EBITDA of Rs 12,164 cr

ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India clocks 16.62% increase in EBITDA

Globally, ArcelorMittal delivered a strong set of numbers despite inflationary pressures and the Ukraine war.

Ambuja Cements: Holcim's stake sale is a crucial near-term trigger

With margins seen under pressure and analysts' target price of Rs 350-410, the gains otherwise are limited

Tier-2 IT firms face sharper downgrades with clients likely to pare spends

Margin pressure and valuation premium point to downside for stocks

Tata Motors may see major re-rating amid apparent recovery in CV biz

Strong rebound likely over the next two years could boost sentiment

'Will get stock grants only when m-cap crosses IPO level,' says Paytm CEO

Paytm shares declined due to volatile market conditions, says Vijay Shekhar Sharma

Textile sector's growth to continue next fiscal as well: CRISIL SME Tracker

Margins will continue in the 10-12 per cent range in FY23 as well

Eruditus raises $350 mn in debt from CPPIB to finance M&A activities

The pipeline of potential acquisitions is expected to contribute up to 30 per cent of its online arm's top line and EBITDA in the next five years, the company said

Volumes to recover after two quarters along with margins: Godrej Consumer

FMCG major Godrej Consumer Products Ltd (GCPL) is expecting volume growth to recover gradually next fiscal along with improvement in margins, coming out from the consumption slowdown and inflationary pressures, according to company Managing Director & CEO Sudhir Sitapati. The company will continue to focus on three existing categories - Household Insecticides, Air Care and Hair Colours - in both domestic as well as international markets for growth, as it believes there is "plenty of opportunities" in these areas. The Godrej group FMCG arm expects to have a "low volume growth and gradual improvement in EBITDA" for the ongoing January-March and coming April-June quarters. "As next year progresses, I expect volume growth to gradually recover but the EBITDA journey and the margin journey to go up continuously. I expect after two quarters or so, volumes will go up and margins will be a steady story going up," Sitapati told PTI. Terming the current situation in the market as ...

Shipping company Maersk expects supply chain chaos to buoy 2022 profits

Maersk said last month that it had been overtaken by Swiss-based container group MSC as the world's biggest shipper