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1 day agoIndia Corporates’ Profit-to-GDP Ratio Hits 17-Year High at 4.7 % in FY25
According to the latest bulletin from the Reserve Bank of India, aggregate profits of Indian firms soared nearly three-fold since the pandemic-hit year (FY21: ~₹2.5 trillion) to about ₹7.1 trillion in FY25. This raises the corporate profit-to-GDP ratio to 4.7 % — the highest in 17 years. Analysts attribute the surge to improved cost efficiencies, technology adoption and recovery in manufacturing and services. While such healthy earnings provide a strong backdrop for equities, concerns remain about sustainability amid inflation and global headwinds.
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1 day agoIndia Corporates’ Profit-to-GDP Ratio Hits 17-Year High at 4.7 % in FY25
According to the latest bulletin from the Reserve Bank of India, aggregate profits of Indian firms soared nearly three-fold since the pandemic-hit year (FY21: ~₹2.5 trillion) to about ₹7.1 trillion in FY25. This raises the corporate profit-to-GDP ratio to 4.7 % — the highest in 17 years. Analysts attribute the surge to improved cost efficiencies, technology adoption and recovery in manufacturing and services. While such healthy earnings provide a strong backdrop for equities, concerns remain about sustainability amid inflation and global headwinds.
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India Corporates’ Profit-to-GDP Ratio Hits 17-Year High at 4.7 % in FY25
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India’s corporate profit-to-GDP ratio reached 4.7 % in FY25, its 17-year high, as profits jumped to ₹7.1 trillion.
According to the latest bulletin from the Reserve Bank of India, aggregate profits of Indian firms soared nearly three-fold since the pandemic-hit year (FY21: ~₹2.5 trillion) to about ₹7.1 trillion in FY25. This raises the corporate profit-to-GDP ratio to 4.7 % — the highest in 17 years. Analysts attribute the surge to improved cost efficiencies, technology adoption and recovery in manufacturing and services. While such healthy earnings provide a strong backdrop for equities, concerns remain about sustainability amid inflation and global headwinds.
According to the latest bulletin from the Reserve Bank of India, aggregate profits of Indian firms soared nearly three-fold since the pandemic-hit year (FY21: ~₹2.5 trillion) to about ₹7.1 trillion in FY25. This raises the corporate profit-to-GDP ratio to 4.7 % — the highest in 17 years. Analysts attribute the surge to improved cost efficiencies, technology adoption and recovery in manufacturing and services. While such healthy earnings provide a strong backdrop for equities, concerns remain about sustainability amid inflation and global headwinds.
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Oct 22, 2025 • 10:45 IST