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This is an archive article published on September 26, 2011

8216;India Inc8217;s Q2 margins to fall 100 bps8217;

Slower growth,higher costs and wages would compress margins,Crisil Research said.

Slower volume growth,higher raw material costs and wages would compress Indian companies8217; margins in the second quarter Q2,Crisil Research said on Monday.

The research house expects India Inc margins to be 100 bps lower from 18.5 percent registered in April-June,with sharp declines expected for automakers,realtors,textile and steel manufacturers on slower offtake and higher input costs.

Revenue growth is expected to slow to 15 percent,from 22 percent in the year-ago quarter,Crisil said,based on its analysis of the financial performance of select companies across 21 industries,excluding banks and oil companies.

Information technology service providers are expected to report a 17 percent jump in dollar revenue due to strong pipeline of contracts.

Despite the support from the rupee8217;s decline,their margins are slated to decline 200 bps owing to higher wages,Crisil said.

The Indian rupee has dropped about 11.5 percent from its peak in late July this year.

 

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