Crisil Ratings warns that a prolonged West Asia conflict could reduce India Inc's operating margins by 200 basis points, driven by supply chain disruptions and escalating costs.
Margins may decline by 200 basis points
May 25, 2026
06:16 pm
What's the storyA protracted conflict in West Asia could significantly impact the profitability of Indian companies, Crisil Ratings has warned.
The agency predicts a potential decline of as much as 200 basis points in operating margins this fiscal year. This is mainly due to supply chain disruptions and rising costs.
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