Nifty 50 companies face muted profit growth amid cost pressures

Nifty 50 firms expect double-digit revenue growth for the June 2026 quarter but project only single-digit profit increases due to rising costs. Input cost inflation and higher crude prices are squeezing margins across sectors.

Analysts note that companies with strong pricing power are better positioned to safeguard profitability. Sectors such as automobiles and banking are highlighted for potential stronger performance.

The outlook reflects ongoing challenges from elevated input costs that continue to affect overall earnings expansion.

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