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3 min read | Updated on November 13, 2024, 18:08 IST
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The Q2FY25 earnings for NIFTY50 companies revealed modest growth, with revenue increasing by 6.5% and net profit by 5.4% year-on-year basis. Among the 47 companies that reported results till now, 15 posted negative earnings growth. Sector performance varied, with telecom seeing high net profit growth while oil & gas saw a decline in both revenue and net profit.
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Among the NIFTY50 universe, 15 companies reported a decline in net profit on a YoY basis; NIFTY50 Revenue grew by 6.5%, while Net Profit soared by 5.4%
The July-September quarter (Q2FY25) consolidated earnings of NIFTY50 companies largely fell below expectations, showing single-digit growth in both EBITDA and PAT, which points to a broad-based economic slowdown in India.
The overall weak Q2 earnings were due to the decrease in urban consumption and higher operating expenses, which further impacted the companies' margins. Government spending during the quarter was moderate, restricting the second quarter's performance. Urban demand also was subdued and reflected in the FMCG, retail, and automotive sectors, which saw a decline in volume. The chemicals and consumer durables sectors have also experienced a decrease in demand. NBFCs reported stress in their unsecured lending portfolios.
To date, 47 companies forming part of the NIFTY50 index have declared their Q2FY25 earnings. Out of them, 28 have posted positive profit growth, 15 posted negative profit growth while the rest remained flat.
On an aggregate basis in Q2FY25, NIFTY50 companies (currently 47 announced their results—Eicher Motors, Hero Motocorp, and Grasim have yet to announce their results) showed modest growth in both the top line and bottom line. The index has posted 6.5% year-on-year revenue growth, and EBITDA has shown single-digit year-on-year growth of 9.6%. The operating profit of NIFTY50 stocks has logged 5.4% year-on-year growth.
In the all-NSE stock universe, Q2FY25 revenue grew by 7.9%, EBITDA jumped by 8%, and net profit showed 3.2% growth on a yearly basis. The telecom equipment industry posted the highest net profit growth of 104% in the telecom sector, with revenue growth recorded at 58%. The oil and gas sector faced the most disappointing earnings, with net profit declining by over 40%.
Source: trendlyne.com, research360.in
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