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FirstCry losses down 61% while revenues up 12% in Q4 of FY26
FirstCry managed to bring down its losses while the revenue grew in double digits.
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FirstCry reports 12% growth in revenues, cuts losses by 57% in Q4 - The Economic Times
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FirstCry losses down 61% while revenues up 12% in Q4 of FY26
FirstCry managed to bring down its losses while the revenue grew in double digits.