Jindal Stainless reports that its Q1 net profit increases 7.6% to ₹769 crore, compared with ₹715 crore in the same quarter last year. The company also reports higher revenue, up 11% to ₹11,279 crore. Across sources, the results are presented as improving primarily due to better realisation, which supports the growth in profitability year-on-year. The Q1 figures reflect both the rise in earnings and the increase in top-line revenue versus the corresponding period in the previous year. No additional details on margins, segment performance, or guidance are provided in the excerpts supplied. The reported numbers—net profit at ₹769 crore and revenue at ₹11,279 crore—are consistent across the outlets referenced, with the same year-ago net profit figure of ₹715 crore used as the comparison point.
Jindal Stainless Q1 net profit rises 7.6% to ₹769 crore
Jindal Stainless reports that its Q1 net profit increases 7.6% to ₹769 crore, compared with ₹715 crore in the same quarter last year. The company also reports higher revenue, up 11% to ₹11,279 crore....
- Jindal Stainless Q1 net profit rises 7.6% to ₹769 crore.
- In the same quarter last year, net profit is ₹715 crore.
- Q1 revenue increases 11% to ₹11,279 crore.
- Results are attributed to better realisation in Q1.
- The reported figures are consistent across the cited outlets.
Revenue was up 11 per cent at ₹11,279 crore
5 hours agoDuring the same quarter a year ago, the company had posted a net profit of ₹715 crore
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