JSW Steel reports its June-quarter (Q1) performance with differing year-on-year figures across outlets. Economic Times and Business Standard state that profit more than doubles on a year-on-year basis, with net profit reported at about ₹4,696 crore and consolidated revenue from operations rising to around ₹47,364 crore (roughly 9.8–10% higher than the comparable period). Economic Times attributes the stronger profitability to robust topline growth, higher volumes and expenses rising by a smaller pace (about 3–4%), which supports margins; it also notes a significant reduction in net debt during the quarter. Business Standard adds that profit before tax rises to about ₹6,160 crore and expenses increase around 3.7%. Other reporting from NDTV says profit plunges nearly 72%, quoting a bottom line of ₹4,651 crore compared with ₹16,370 crore in the preceding quarter, while also stating that revenue falls and margins expand. Business Line reports crude steel output increases by about 3% to 6.59 million tonnes in the June quarter versus 6.38 million tonnes in the April–June period.