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Rising costs may hurt auto margins in FY27 despite 22% growth in Q4 FY26: Kotak report
Kotak expects auto demand to remain stable, but rising commodity costs and diesel prices could weigh on profitability.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Corporate India posts 25% profit surge in Q4 FY26, but rising costs squeeze margins
Corporate India's March quarter net profit surged 25.3%, driven by non-operating factors, masking operating challenges like rising input costs that squeezed margins. While FY27…
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thehindubusinessline.com
India Inc's Q4 FY26 earnings were decent but Q1 FY27 could be bumpy: Kotak
Brokerage flags pressure on consumption sectors from elevated oil prices, sees strong profit recovery from FY27
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Auto demand to remain steady, margins may come under pressure in H1 FY27: Kotak
Kotak flags rising raw material costs from West Asia conflict as key risk for automakers and component makers
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hindustantimes.com
Rising costs may hurt auto margins in FY27 despite 22% growth in Q4 FY26: Kotak report
Kotak expects auto demand to remain stable, but rising commodity costs and diesel prices could weigh on profitability.
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Margins of auto parts sector to moderate by 10.5-11% amid West Asia conflict: Crisil Ratings
Crisil Ratings projects a 10.5-11% margin decline in India's auto parts sector due to rising input costs from the West Asia conflict.