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- 06:25 PM Karvy negative on telecom sector
Prabhudas Lilladher has come out with its earning estimates on the auto sector for the quarter ended September '07. According to the report, Tata Motors' Q2FY08 revenues are expected to go up 0.6% at Rs 6565.1 crore (Rs 65,651 million) on YoY basis.
During the same quarter, its net profit is seen up 6.7% at Rs 471.7 crore (Rs 4,717 million), YoY.
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