Bharat Forge, one of world's largest forging companies, started off year on a weak note by reporting a massive 28 percent degrowth in June quarter profit, dragged by subdued demand in domestic market and inventory destocking in export oil & gas business.
Profit declined to Rs 171.92 crore in June quarter, from Rs 238.75 crore in same period last year. Revenue fell 3.55 percent year-on-year to Rs 23,278.56 crore in quarter ended June 2019.
"Q1 FY20 was a challenging quarter with negative demand development in the domestic market across segments, with OEM's focussed on correcting inventory levels across the value chain.
Profit declined to Rs 171.92 crore in June quarter, from Rs 238.75 crore in same period last year. Revenue fell 3.55 percent year-on-year to Rs 23,278.56 crore in quarter ended June 2019.
"Q1 FY20 was a challenging quarter with negative demand development in the domestic market across segments, with OEM's focussed on correcting inventory levels across the value chain.
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