We are at an inflection point. India Inc is more profitable than ever, more resilient than ever, and more ambitious than ever. But national dominance is no longer enough. The time for global ambition is now
PM Modi signed the trade deal with his British counterpart Keir Starmer during the former’s two-day visit to the UK on July 24
India Inc kicked off FY26 on a cautious note as June quarter earnings underscored weak demand and tepid topline growth, while bottom-line performance held up.
Today, many American, Chinese, German and Japanese brands are household names around the globe. But how many Indian brands can lay claim to similar global presence or familiarity?
With gold prices touching Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams, Indian companies are turning to gold ETFs for safety and smart diversification
Centre eyes rationalisation of GST structure; India Inc to make presentations on reform demands.
FY25 earnings fell short of expectations, and FY26 consensus estimate looks optimistic, said Head of India Equity Research Kunal Vora.
The list includes big names like Biocon, Lloyds Metals, Adani Enterprises, SBI, HCC, Infibeam Avenues, JSW Energy, Omaxe and Torrent Pharma, among others.
Goyal on April 7 also asked the larger players in the Indian industry to support smaller players to help upgrade their quality of products to global standards, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said on April 7.
The reaffirmation rate climbed to approximately 83% , surpassing the 10-year average of 82.5% for the first time since FY22.
"The Union Budget addressed two critical issues requiring immediate attention—demand and regulations," says Ashish Gupta, CIO of Axis MF.
With India Inc posting 8 percent profitability so far in Q3FY25, analysts believe the Union Budget could set the stage for stronger corporate performance in FY26
The waiver on personal income tax for income up to Rs 12 lakh is expected to ease the financial burden on the salaried class, soften the impact of rising prices, thereby drive consumption
India Inc expects the upcoming budget to focus on tax reforms, job creation, simplifying compliance, and promoting sustainability. Key expectations include revising TDS provisions, extending CSR funds for environmental projects, and rationalising personal tax deductions to boost economic growth
Moneycontrol and Deloitte’s survey of India’s top CEOs on their expectations from the budget and reform agenda from Modi 3.0
An overwhelming 91% per cent of CEOs polled in a Moneycontrol-Deloitte survey of 45 CEOs across industries have asked for an easier tax and compliance regime to make it easier to do business in India.
Moneycontrol's latest Market Poll reveals a 91 percent respondents do not expect a capital gains tax hike in the upcoming Budget. The poll included nearly four dozen participants from broking firms, mutual funds, AIFs, PMS, and independent experts.
According to Transparency International’s Global Corruption Perception Index, India stood 93rd among the 180 countries included in the 2023 index
India has also emerged as one of the busiest venues globally for first-time share sales this year. Over 300 companies have done IPOs that raised almost $18 billion so far in 2024, thanks to robust demand from retail investors and global funds.
Indian companies have raised Rs 1,21,321 crore through QIPs till November, according to data compiled by Prime Database.
In order for a meaningful bull run to resume, India Inc's earnings growth needs to make a comeback or investors should reset their high expectations from corporate India, said market experts
Union Budget 2025-26 is an opportunity to reinforce India’s stability and create a blueprint for a prosperous, equitable, and technologically advanced country, the industry bodies told revenue secretary.
2024 has been a record year for QIP fundraising, with 77 companies raising Rs 96,320.83 crore, as per data from primary market tracker Prime Database.
"No matter what happens to the market, earnings will determine the results" - Peter Lynch
Fed chairman Jerome Powell delivered the large 50 bps rate cut, driven by the increased confidence that the US' long battle with inflation had come to an end.