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See weak earnings from cement, metals, cap goods: Kotak Sec

According to Kotak Securities, revenues of IT companies are expected to be driven by the near 13.5 percent rupee depreciation (average) Y-o-Y.

October 11, 2013 / 13:40 IST

Kotak Securities has come out with its report on earnings estimates for Q2 FY14


We expect stocks under our coverage (ex-banking / NBFCs) to report revenue growth of 9.5 percent on a Y-o-Y basis. Among sectors, IT and Auto are expected to predominantly propel this growth. Revenues of IT companies are expected to be driven by the near 13.5 percent rupee depreciation (average) Y-o-Y.


On the other hand, cement, metals and capital goods sectors are expected to be a drag largely due to the lower investment activity in infrastructure and weak demand. We will watch out for the order bookings and order execution issues, if any, in construction and capital goods sectors.

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first published: Oct 9, 2013 05:41 pm

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