In FY14, 18 Companies To Join Group Reporting $1 Billion And More In Net Income, The Most In 6 Years
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The growth slowdown of the past few years doesn't seem to have taken the edge off India Inc’s appetite for profit. As many as 18 companies are poised to join the club of those reporting $1 billion in net income in FY14, the highest in the past six years, keeping the rupee-dollar rate constant at current levels. While this is just one more than last year, the number is significant in the context of India’s prolonged slump. ONGC and The tally is also higher than the 13 companies that made it to the $1 billion club in FY08 even after considering the rupeedollar rate of 40 prevailing at the end of that fiscal year. “Inflation, rupee depreciation and commodity price increases, while hurting the
The nature of companies that are members of the club has also changed significantly over the years. In FY08, of the four companies that crossed Rs6,100 crore in profit, three belonged to the public sector with RIL being the only non-state entity. In FY14, 13 out of 18 companies will likely be from the private sector. “In the last 5-6 years (since FY08), Indian domestic manufacturing industry has suffered a slowdown,” said Sachin Shah, fund manager, Emkay Investment Managers.
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“On the other hand, the domestic services sector and export-oriented businesses have done reasonably well. And this is the primary reason why companies like ONGC, RIL,
Considering the rupee’s appreciating trend and the expectation of a recovery in the domestic economy after the general elections, some analysts believe the number of billion dollar profit companies will be maintained in FY15. “I don't see any reason why the number of Indian companies reporting $1 billion or more of profits per annum should fall given that the
A sustained growth revival could see more companies joining the club in subsequent years. “We are expecting 16% earnings growth in
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“Export-oriented sectors such as IT have benefited from 33% depreciation in the rupee against the dollar," said Sekhar of Angel Broking. Bharat Heavy Electricals (Advertisement
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