Prasad Koparkar

See 6-7% topline growth across sectors in Q2: Crisil

Prasad Koparkar, Senior Director at Crisil Research has done a survey of about 500 companies across 50 sectors. The big conclusion is that topline will grow at about 6-7 percent, which is better than the 4 percent seen in Q1.

3 reasons why betting on equities still makes sense

Investors are ready to pay higher premium for quality stocks as uncertainties continue. A better-than-expected monsoon will drive rural consumption while a depreciating rupee would bless export oriented sectors like information technology, says Prasad Koparkar of Crisil.

See India Inc FY14 revenue growth in 10-12% range: CRISIL

Prasad Koparkar of CRISIL expects India Inc revenue growth at around 10-12 percent for FY14. He continues to remain bullish on pharma and expect positive surprises going ahead.

Electronic toll collection to save Rs 10bn annually: CRISIL

CRISIL Research has come out with its report on toll collection at highway toll plazas. According to the research firm the savings in fuel will far outweigh the initial cost of Rs 100 per vehicle that the system requires from vehicle owners.

Revenue growth may decline to 15% during Q2 FY12: CRISIL

CRISIL Research has come out with its report on corporate-profitability. As per research firm corporate India to report a significant moderation in revenue growth and lower EBITDA margins in July-September 2011 (Q2 FY12).

Profitability to be under pressure during Q1 FY 12: CRISIL

Corporate India's profitability is expected to remain under pressure during April-June 2011 due to rising input costs, moderation in volume growth and increased competition, CRISIL Research, India's largest independent and integrated research house said.

Smaller cities attract large realtors: CRISIL Research

CRISIL Research has come out with its report on real estate. According to the research firm, Price stability and growth prospects of smaller cities are attracting large real-estate developers. The developers are diversifying from metro cities with an eye on future growth.