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Corporates saw profit growth last fiscal year

Mint Bangalore

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May 02, 2025

Improvement was achieved through cost controls and better pricing

- Manjul Paul & Niti Kiran

Indian companies maintained robust profit growth last fiscal year, even as revenue expansion remained muted amid market volatility and geopolitical uncertainties over the past six months.

Margin pressures eased consistently throughout fiscal year 2024-25 and both operating profits and net profits rose as a share of revenue gradually across all four quarters, showed a Mint analysis of 329 BSE-listed companies.

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