India Inc Revenue Likely Grew Up To 16.5% In Q2 FY27, EBITDA Margins Stable At 18.2–18.6% Says Crisil
New Delhi, Oct 8: India's corporate revenue is estimated to have grown a strong 16–16.5 per cent year-on-year in the second quarter of FY27, with aggregate EBITDA margins broadly stable at 18.2–18.6 per cent even as input costs weighed on some sectors, a report said. Sequential growth in absolute terms is likely to be marginally higher, underscoring the impact of higher input costs on bottom…
New Delhi, October 8: According to a report by Crisil Intelligence, India's corporate revenue is projected to have expanded by a robust 16–16.5 percent year-on-year in the second quarter of FY27. Despite input costs affecting certain industries, aggregate EBITDA margins remained broadly stable at 18.2–18.6 percent. The report analyzed over 800 companies across 65 sectors, excluding banking, financial services, and oil and gas.
Domestic demand, particularly in automobiles, power, metals, and consumer staples, played a significant role in revenue growth. Firms in these sectors benefitted from stronger commodity realizations and favorable currency translation effects. It is expected that passenger vehicle revenue grew by nearly 24 percent, fueled by an anticipated 20 percent increase in volumes, premiumisation, and a better product mix.
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