Of the BSE-50 companies, two-year data of whistle-blower complaints were available for 14 companies
Companies tapping younger workforce to bring senior colleagues up to date with GenAI, social media and consumer trends
Earnings upgrade at risk without a revenue revival, say analysts
Several Indian cos have exposure to riot-hit country
Sales growth, too, remains modest amid demand challenges
The Nifty-50 is expected to deliver 12% earnings growth in FY25 over a high base of FY24 (+26 per cent Y-o-Y), said Khemka.
Women's share in managerial positions in India lowest among BRICS countries
Out of this, the intent for fund raise through the automatic route amounted to $ 3.66 billion and that via approval route was $ 343.2 million, according to RBI data
The earnings slowdown is caused in part by a severe heat wave, drawn-out election activity, and central bank curbs on unsecured loans
Disconnect between earnings growth and stock prices, Bernstein said, is even more visible in the small-and mid-cap (SMID) universe
Over the next 5-6 years, the industry body will work with around 100 non-government organisations (NGOs) in the region and build their capacity to attract more funds from corporate India
Elon Musk's pay packaged vs Indian firm revenues: Elon Musk's annual salary is more than Tata Motors' revenue but less than Reliance Industries
The key issues to be ironed out in succession are an unambiguous allocation of properties among legal heirs and the timeline for vesting of these properties
Q4 FY24 company results: Delhivery, JSW Steel, Godrej Industries, Bandhan Bank and many more companies are slated to release their fourth-quarter earnings
Companies realising that being 'AI mature is a marathon, not a sprint', it says
BFSI, auto firms key drivers of net sales, profit in Q4
Amongst prominent companies which filed intent include private steel producer JSW Steel - $ 900 million, public sector power sector unit NTPC - $ 745.2 million and Power Finance Corporation - $ 450 mn
India Inc is likely to log 4-6 per cent revenue growth in the January-March quarter of 2023-24, marking the slowest quarterly growth since recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic which began in September 2021, said a Crisil report. The report is based on an analysis of 350 companies which exclude financial services and oil and gas sectors firms. The moderation follows stronger growth in previous years, the report said, adding "among the 47 sectors monitored by CRISIL, only 12 are expected to have clocked an improvement in revenue growth both sequentially and on-year for the quarter." Consumer discretionary products and services are expected to have led the show in the January-March quarter. Among discretionary products, the automobiles sector was steered by healthy growth in passenger vehicles on the back of higher volumes and price hikes in the past year. The organised retail sector, the report said, grew for the thirteenth quarter in a row, on healthy urban demand. Discretionary .
Tax uncertainty is a big concern for PEs
Industry executives nervous about rising freight cost, longer delivery time