Fitch says Indian corporates set for 6% growth in FY27
Fitch Ratings is feeling upbeat about Indian companies, predicting a 6% revenue boost in FY27.
This optimism comes from steady GDP growth and more spending by consumers, helped along by recent GST rate cuts.
Fitch even bumped up India's FY26 GDP forecast to 7.4%.
What's driving the good vibes?
Fitch expects India's economy to keep rolling, with GDP growth at 6.4% in FY27 and 6.2% in FY28.
Sectors like cement, electricity, and building materials are likely to benefit from ongoing infrastructure projects and higher demand.
But there are some risks on the horizon
Despite the positive outlook, Fitch points out a few bumps ahead—like possible fallout from US tariffs (especially for pharma), pricing pressure on steel and chemicals due to global supply shifts, and the rupee losing value, which could eat into profits.
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