India Inc has managed to live with higher interest cost and pressure on profitability in recent times, even as global economies grappled with geopolitical and macroeconomic challenges.
In the previous edition of the Ratings Round-Up, Crisil Ratings had continued its 'Positive' outlook on the credit quality of India Inc for fiscal 2023, despite geopolitical issues. This was because of healthy domestic demand, public spending, infrastructure push and deleveraged balance sheets.
So far, this has insulated India Inc from the global headwinds.
But can India continue to do well in a world that is slowing down and some global banks have tottered and tumbled?
Already, demand for Indian exports has slowed because of elevated inflation in the key markets we serve.
Then there are input cost to contend with.
Given all this, what is in store for India Inc in the near-term?
For answers, Crisil Ratings invites you to a webinar where its experts will discuss:
Key credit quality trends in the second half of fiscal 2023 and their primary drivers
Insights from the corporate credit health framework, with a deep dive into:
Sectors that did better than the rest
Sectors vulnerable to the slowdown in global growth
Credit quality outlook for fiscal 2024
The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session with the leadership team of Crisil Ratings.
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