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Max Healthcare Reports Strong Q2 Profit While Tata Motors Faces Mixed Quarter
Max Healthcare posted a strong Q2 performance with consolidated profit rising 59% year-on-year to ₹554 crore, supported by 21% revenue growth and sustained demand across medical services. Meanwhile, Tata Motors’ passenger vehicle business reported profit gains due to a one-time accounting benefit, but the quarter was overshadowed by challenges at Jaguar Land Rover, which faced a cyberattack and subsequently issued a downward guidance revision.
Analysts noted contrasting operational momentum, with healthcare maintaining steady growth while auto performance faced broader external vulnerabilities.
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Max Healthcare Reports Strong Q2 Profit While Tata Motors Faces Mixed Quarter
Max Healthcare posted a strong Q2 performance with consolidated profit rising 59% year-on-year to ₹554 crore, supported by 21% revenue growth and sustained demand across medical services. Meanwhile, Tata Motors’ passenger vehicle business reported profit gains due to a one-time accounting benefit, but the quarter was overshadowed by challenges at Jaguar Land Rover, which faced a cyberattack and subsequently issued a downward guidance revision.
Analysts noted contrasting operational momentum, with healthcare maintaining steady growth while auto performance faced broader external vulnerabilities.
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Max Healthcare saw a 59% profit rise in Q2, while Tata Motors faced mixed results due to JLR’s cyberattack and weaker guidance.
Max Healthcare posted a strong Q2 performance with consolidated profit rising 59% year-on-year to ₹554 crore, supported by 21% revenue growth and sustained demand across medical services. Meanwhile, Tata Motors’ passenger vehicle business reported profit gains due to a one-time accounting benefit, but the quarter was overshadowed by challenges at Jaguar Land Rover, which faced a cyberattack and subsequently issued a downward guidance revision.
Analysts noted contrasting operational momentum, with healthcare maintaining steady growth while auto performance faced broader external vulnerabilities.
Max Healthcare posted a strong Q2 performance with consolidated profit rising 59% year-on-year to ₹554 crore, supported by 21% revenue growth and sustained demand across medical services. Meanwhile, Tata Motors’ passenger vehicle business reported profit gains due to a one-time accounting benefit, but the quarter was overshadowed by challenges at Jaguar Land Rover, which faced a cyberattack and subsequently issued a downward guidance revision.
Analysts noted contrasting operational momentum, with healthcare maintaining steady growth while auto performance faced broader external vulnerabilities.
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