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Apparel retailers' FY21 revenue may fall 30% due to Covid-19: Crisil Report

Demand is expected to recover to pre-lockdown levels only during the October-December festive season, it added

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Shortfall in profits will force the companies to pile up on debt and will affect their credit metrics, Crisil warned.

Press Trust of India Mumbai
Store closures, social distancing, and lack of demand due to the coronavirus pandemic may cause a 30 per cent dent to revenues of the Rs 1.7 trillion organised apparel retailers in the current financial year, a report said on Friday.

Bottomlines (profits) of such companies will also be impacted as the operating profitability is likely to go down by 2 per cent, the report by ratings agency Crisil said adding that companies will be forced to pile up debt as a result of this.

The country has been put under a lockdown since March 26 to arrest the Covid-19 infections'

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