Plumbing revenue was up 8 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) and was lower than Street estimates due to lower volume growth at 16 per cent, compared to 23 per cent in Q4FY24
Sales growth of 4 per cent for the second-largest listed auto parts player by market capitalisation came from the mobility segment
The Street will thus keep an eye on the operating profit margins over the next couple of quarters
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Most brokerages are positive about logistics company, expect it to sustain profits
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FY24 saw a strong show in all its key segments - residential real estate, rentals and hospitality
JM Financial Research expects the company to maintain its growth momentum due to a strong product mix and focus on adding high-margin segments
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IHCL continues to expand its network and has opened six hotels in Q1FY25, crossing the milestone of 325 hotels
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Some brokerages have reduced target prices after muted Q1 showing
Consolidated net profit rose 17.5% Y-o-Y in Q1FY25 helped by general merchandise and apparel sales
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While the company indicated that consolidated revenue growth would be in high single digits, brokerages peg the same at around 7-8 per cent
Some brokerages foresee growth via higher market share, prices, margins
For the film exhibition business, the June quarter was also sub-par due to the impact of both the cricket and election season as well as a lack of big-budget content