Tag: FiscalYear2025

  • IRB Infrastructure’s Toll Revenue Soars 21% to Rs 540 Crore in October, Signals Strong Growth Outlook

    IRB Infrastructure saw a 21% jump in toll revenue for October 2023, reaching Rs 539.6 crore. The company’s strong performance was driven by key highways like the IRB MP Expressway and Ahmedabad Vadodara Tollway. With the festive season boosting travel, IRB is poised for continued growth in the coming months.

  • India’s Coal Production Soars: A Comprehensive Analysis

    India's coal production has achieved a notable 5.85% increase, reaching 411.62 million tonnes for the fiscal year 2024-25 up to September 12. Despite facing operational challenges such as heavy rains, the sector has demonstrated resilience and growth. This significant rise in output not only supports the country’s expanding energy needs but also underscores the sector's capacity to adapt and thrive. Explore the factors behind this growth and what it means for India's energy future and economic stability.

  • Skipper Limited Reports Stellar Q1 FY’25 Results: PAT Doubles and Margins Improve

    In its Q1 FY'25 report, Skipper Limited has delivered remarkable results, with Profit After Tax (PAT) doubling from the previous year. This impressive growth is coupled with an enhanced PAT margin and a robust ₹7 billion order inflow for engineering products and EPC works. The company’s strategic focus on operational efficiency and high-margin projects has not only strengthened its market position but also significantly boosted investor confidence. Dive into our analysis to understand the factors behind Skipper Limited’s stellar performance and what lies ahead for the company.

  • GMDC Reports 16% Drop in Q1 Profit Despite Revenue Growth

    Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation (GMDC) has reported a 15.8% decline in profit for the first quarter of FY25, bringing it down to Rs 184.05 crore. Despite this drop, the company achieved a 6.2% increase in revenue, reaching Rs 877.90 crore. This mixed performance highlights challenges in maintaining profitability amidst rising costs and operational changes. Dive into our analysis to understand the factors behind the profit decline, its implications for GMDC’s financial stability, and what this means for investors moving forward.