💨 Abstract
Indian infrastructure firm NCC reported a 100% increase in Q2 profit, driven by higher order inflows, particularly in buildings and transportation sectors. Revenue from operations increased 10.1% to 51.96 billion rupees, while expenses rose 7.6%. The cost of materials consumed decreased 1.2%. Lower prices of key raw materials such as steel and cement contributed to the profit growth.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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