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Vedanta Oil & Gas shares fall over 3% after firm discloses two legal matters involving ONGC, GoI

Vedanta Oil & Gas share slipped on Wednesday after the company disclosed two legal matters involving the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons and ONGC. While DGH has sought about $35 million plus interest over OALP blocks, ONGC is pursuing enforcement of a $37 million arbitral award before the Delhi High Court.

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Vedanta shares drop 26% in two months, erase all post-demerger gains. Time to buy or better to avoid?

Vedanta shares have fallen over twenty-six percent in two months. This decline erased all gains made after the recent corporate demerger. Analysts are still advising caution for potential investors in Vedanta. The company's financial risk profile has improved due to strong performance. Investors await Hindustan Zinc's earnings for further market…

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Crisil Ratings upgrades long-term ratings of Vedanta group companies

Crisil Ratings has upgraded Vedanta group companies' long-term ratings to AA+ and assigned a stable outlook. This upgrade reflects the strong financial profile and improved financial flexibility of the demerged entities. Vedanta Ltd anchors the group with market leadership and a significant stake in Hindustan Zinc. Leverage is expected to…

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Vedanta, demerged Vedanta Aluminium, Vedanta Oil & Gas get rating upgrades from CRISIL

CRISIL has upgraded ratings for Vedanta Aluminium Metal and Vedanta Oil and Gas. These upgrades reflect stronger business and financial risk profiles for the demerged entities. Hindustan Zinc Ltd continues to be fully consolidated with Vedanta due to strong integration. Vedanta's financial risk profile has improved significantly after the demerger.…

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Government targets 25 pc food processing level by 2031; mulls policy measure to boost investment

Addressing a conference organised by industry body FICCI, he cited a recent report by Crisil which highlighted that the food processing level has increased to 17 per cent in 2023 from 10 per cent in 2010-11.

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India's non-sovereign debt may rise to 150 pc of GDP by 2047: Crisil

India's non-sovereign debt may reach 150 percent of GDP by 2047. This increase is essential for achieving a USD 30 trillion economy. Banks alone cannot meet this massive credit demand. The debt capital market must therefore play a larger role. Reforms are needed to broaden investor participation and market depth.

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Retail inflation may harden in FY27, RBI could hike rates: Crisil

Retail inflation in India is projected to increase through the fiscal year. Elevated fuel costs and input prices are driving this upward trend. The Reserve Bank of India will monitor inflation closely for policy adjustments. Food prices face pressure from weather-related risks and higher costs. A potential rate hike is…

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Auto sector to grow at 22-24% in Q1 FY27, among top drivers of corporate growth: Crisil

India's automobile sector is expected to report robust revenue growth of 22-24 per cent year-on-year in the first quarter of FY27, emerging as one of the biggest contributors to overall corporate revenue growth during the quarter, according to a Crisil report.

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India Inc's revenue growth to hit 2-year high of 11-11.5% in Q1 despite Iran war: Crisil

India Inc's revenue is estimated to have grown 11-11.5% year-on-year in Q1FY27, marking the fastest pace in eight quarters, according to Crisil Intelligence. While pricing power helped companies offset higher input costs amid the West Asia conflict, margins remained under pressure due to rising fuel, freight and raw material expenses.

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Microfinance Institutions' AUM projected to grow 20% in FY27: Crisil

Microfinance institutions are poised for significant growth, with assets under management expected to surge by 20% in FY27. This acceleration is largely fueled by a strategic shift towards non-microfinance offerings like gold loans and MSME financing, diversifying beyond traditional microcredit. This move aims to bolster resilience and earnings stability amidst…

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India's electric car sales set to cross 3 lakh units for first time in 2026: Report

India's electric passenger vehicle market is poised for a significant leap, projected to surpass 3 lakh annual sales in 2026. This surge is fueled by a growing array of models, particularly in the affordable segment, coupled with enhanced battery technology that alleviates range anxiety. Attractive ownership costs and rising fuel…

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India Inc profit hit from West Asia tensions to halve if truce holds, Crisil says

Corporate India's profitability impact from the West Asia conflict is now expected to be half of initial fears, with Crisil Ratings predicting a 100-basis-point hit to operating margins in fiscal 2027. This revised outlook follows crude oil price corrections after the Strait of Hormuz reopened. While most sectors anticipate minimal…

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Brent crude expected at USD 90-95/barrel, raising India's CAD risk: Crisil

India's current account deficit is projected to widen significantly. Higher crude oil prices are expected to drive this increase. This will put pressure on the economy. Experts anticipate Brent crude to average between USD 90-95 per barrel this fiscal. This is a substantial rise from previous levels. The deficit is…

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IPO-bound Zetwerk’s FY26 operating revenue rises to Rs 15,900 crore: Crisil

IPO-bound Zetwerk anticipates a rise in operating income to Rs 15,900 crore in FY26, driven by strategic exits from non-core segments and reduced civil infrastructure exposure. Despite this growth, Crisil assigns an 'A-/negative' rating, citing risks from civil EPC business exits and weak profitability metrics.

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EV push to absorb over Rs 24,000 cr of automakers' capex in two years as electric car adoption accelerates: Crisil

Indian passenger vehicle makers are expected to invest over Rs 24,000 crore in electric vehicles out of a planned Rs 60,000 crore capex across FY27 and FY28, according to CRISIL Ratings. The investment will focus on expanding EV portfolios, localising supply chains and boosting production capacity.

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CRISIL's Dharmakirti Joshi gives India a 7 out of 10 on growth durability; says private capex has the money but not the will

India's economic growth remains strong and durable. Corporate India possesses robust financial health but lacks the confidence to invest. New-economy sectors are attracting private capital due to clear demand. Energy prices are the single most important indicator to monitor for the economy's future performance. This outlook suggests continued economic progress.

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MSMEs to bear bigger hit than large firms from West Asia conflict: Crisil

The ongoing crisis in West Asia has struck a harsh chord for Indian small enterprises, leaving them vulnerable to significant setbacks. Anticipated decreases in production and revenue are creating a precarious balance for many, as mounting trade obstacles and rising expenditures apply further pressure on profits.

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Higher petrol, diesel prices threaten to rekindle inflation pressures: Report

Fuel prices are rising in India. This will increase transport and manufacturing costs. These higher costs will likely lead to more inflation for consumers. Food and core inflation could accelerate. Companies may pass these costs to buyers. Goods and services tax reductions offer some relief. However, elevated energy costs remain…

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Banks' RoA to slip up to 0.15% in FY27 on lower treasury income, ECL provisions: Crisil

Indian banks will see a dip in their return on assets this financial year due to less income from investments and banks setting aside money early for new credit loss rules, Crisil said. Net interest margins are expected to stay steady; competition for deposits is increasing, potentially raising funding costs…

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Bank RoA to slip 10-15 bps to 1.15-1.2% this fiscal for 2 reasons: Crisil

Indian banks’ RoA is expected to ease to 1.15–1.2% this fiscal from 1.3% last year, driven by lower treasury income and higher pre-emptive provisioning ahead of the ECL framework. Despite the dip, margins remain stable, and asset quality risks are contained, keeping overall profitability broadly resilient.

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Netweb Technologies jumps 15%, hits fresh 52-week high after rating upgrade

Netweb Technologies shares jumped over 15% to a fresh 52-week high. This rally follows a ratings upgrade by CRISIL Ratings Limited. The company's long-term rating moved to Crisil A+ Stable. CRISIL expects sustained revenue growth and steady operating margins. Efficient working capital management is also a positive factor. Netweb Technologies…

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India's toll collection growth likely to moderate 5-7 pc amid West Asia conflict: Crisil

Toll collection growth in India is expected to slow to 5-7 percent this fiscal year. The West Asia conflict is impacting freight movement and industrial activity. This slowdown is seen as temporary. Toll rates may increase more significantly next fiscal year. This will drive toll collection growth to 8-10 percent.…

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West Asia crisis may soon make everyday goods costlier in India

India faces a looming price hike on everyday goods as global commodity costs surge due to the West Asia conflict. Manufacturers are absorbing rising input expenses, from metals to chemicals, with little price increase so far. This pressure is expected to soon translate into higher consumer prices, impacting household budgets.

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West Asia conflict may dent India Inc profitability by 200 bps: Crisil

A prolonged West Asia conflict poses a risk to India Inc's profitability. Crisil Ratings predicts a significant drop in operating margins due to supply chain issues and rising costs. However, strong company balance sheets are expected to protect overall credit quality. Some sectors like ceramics and airlines face severe stress.…

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Gold import duty hike threatens decade-low volumes for jewellery retailers in FY27, warns Crisil

The organised gold jewellery retail sector is set for a steep 13–15% volume decline to a decade low in FY27, driven by the government’s import duty hike to 15%. Rising prices, weaker affordability and a shift toward coins and bars are pressuring jewellery demand, warns Crisil.

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