The FMCG bellwether’s strong growth in a weak market even at the cost of falling margins reflects a possible strategy shift
In a rare situation, the price of coal used for making steel has fallen below the price of thermal coal. But it won't last
Average annual wind energy installations halved in FY18-20 compared to capacity additions in FY15-17
The combined demand for IT and business services increased 9 percent in the June quarter, slower than 31 percent in the March quarter
.Adam Harry, India’s first transgender pilot, is still worried about realising his flying dreams despite a clarification from the country’s aviation regulator on trans persons becoming pilots, saying the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has made it clear that flying duties cannot be assigned to those on hormonal therapy.
Jet fuel (ATF) prices on Saturday were reduced by 2.2 per cent, reflecting a fall in international oil prices.
Airfares have not moved north as much as the operating costs have, and for any organisation to give out money to its employees, it needs a steady and profit-making business — which the airline industry does not see on the horizon
Companies are seeing smaller price hikes for certain services. Large scale contract changes are missing
Analysts expect the profit margins to contract at most drug companies in the June quarter from a year ago
The individual new business premium increased 26-34 percent at Bajaj Allianz and Tata AIA in June on a three-year CAGR basis, better than the top four private life insurers
Growth in capex in the coming years will be driven by data centres, renewable energy, robotics & automation, and efficiency-driven capex.
Connecting upcoming non-fossil fuel capacity to demand centres provides good opportunities. But the company's order inflows need to improve first
As demand ebbs, inventories are piling up at US retailers, warranting price cuts and inventory markdowns
Sharp increase in crude oil stoked concerns over a widening current account deficit and inflation. So far this year, FIIs have sold around $28 billion in equities
The probability of disruptors getting disrupted have increased as fintechs stare at big regulatory risks
Their clients may slow technology spends amid an impending economic slowdown but are unlikely to abandon upgradation programmes completely
From less than 40 percent in FY16, utilisation levels rose to 49.7 percent in FY22 and further to 58.7 percent in May
The core function of banking will remain, but the way we understand a bank in terms of branches and bank officers, is going to change forever
A potential economic slowdown in end markets should only have a modest impact on revenue growth for Indian IT companies, says CLSA
India has relatively outperformed global markets and there is lot of confidence in India’s underlying economy
With the revenue visibility over the medium term, and no material affect on the margins, construction space should deliver better earnings performance
Thermal power utilisation levels stood at 70 percent in April-May this year, up from 61 percent in FY19
Data shows that the export duties have hit domestic steel prices, which have continued to decline for 10 successive weeks
A three-year high credit growth, lower credit costs and rate hikes that portend an increase in margins have created a sweet spot for banks
After slowing down the pace of funding in the last few months, venture capital (VC) investors are clearly back to supporting Fintech start-ups
