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Unit economics, scale, profitability and other classical principles of doing business take centre-stage for India Inc.'s GenNext leaders.
Unit economics, scale, profitability and other classical principles of doing business take centre-stage for India Inc.'s GenNext leaders.
Over the next five fiscals, India’s GDP to grow at 6.8% annually, says a CRISIL report
With this, India Inc has recorded the second-lowest deal volumes and lowest values since 2014.
Some sectors have decreased the forecast to 7-8% in line with the organisation's performance, says Mercer.
However, sequentially the revenue growth was subdued at 1.4% due to inflationary headwinds weighing on consumer sentiments and an uneven sectoral trend.
Organisations are realising that their workforce needs to mirror their consumers so that they are able to innovate better and offer solutions for consumers across the pyramid.
About 60% of respondents have expressed confidence about India growing above 6.5% in 2022-23, finds Deloitte survey.
The highest number of IPO listings in November coincidentally aligns with strong rally in secondary market as the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty touched their respective fresh all-time highs.
Sales, expenditure and operating profit growth of 2,890 listed private companies declined in Q2 2022-23, interest costs increased.
Elite top 500 club of India Inc. records best-ever topline growth of 35% to ₹119 lakh cr and impressive 60% jump in profit to ₹9.97 lakh cr. Hyper-growth narrative may, however, change next year.