Corporate India posts strongest June-quarter revenue growth in 15 quarters despite 18% rise in total costs
Corporate India's June-quarter results show the strongest revenue growth in ~4 years alongside resilient operating profit, indicating robust domestic demand, pricing power, and sustained capex. Although input costs surged, margins held up via pass-through and slower interest-expense growth, supporting an improving earnings backdrop for India-linked equities. Sector dispersion persists, with domestically levered manufacturing/infrastructure/discretionary outperforming and export- or commodity-sensitive areas lagging.
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Corporate India recorded its fastest year-on-year revenue growth in 15 quarters in the June quarter of 2024, even as total costs rose 18% year on year, the strongest increase in 14 quarters, pointing to firmer domestic-demand-led activity. Companies in manufacturing, infrastructure and discretionary consumption broadly outperformed peers, while sectors hit by weaker global demand or cost pressures saw mixed results. The figures suggest strengthening structural domestic growth momentum, which is viewed as supportive for India’s macro outlook and related traditional assets.