Post on Medial

JSW Steel Q2 Results: 84% YoY Decline in PAT to Rs 439 Crore, Revenue Falls 11% JSW Steel Ltd Q2 Results: Net Profit Drops 84% YoY to Rs 439 Crore; Revenue Falls 11% to Rs 39,684 Crore. One-Time Charge of Rs 342 Crore Impacts Earnings; Operating EBI

Ritesh Agarwal-led hospitality giant OYO recorded a net profit of Rs 158 crore and revenue of Rs 1,578 crore in Q2 FY25, PTI reported. This marks a significant turnaround, as the company had posted a net loss of Rs 50 crore during the same period la

Newly-listed online travel ticket booking platform ixigo has reported a significant 212% increase in net profit, rising from Rs 23.4 crore in FY23 to Rs 73.1 crore in FY24. The company's operating revenue also grew by 31% during the same period, fr

X (formerly Twitter) reported total annual revenue of Rs 21.16 crore for FY23-24 in the Indian market, a significant decrease of 89.81 per cent from Rs 207.69 crore in FY 2022-23.

On average, male founders earned eight times their female peers in FY23, according to a PrivateCircle research on 114 Indian unicorns. The report also showed that male founders took home a median of Rs 1.8 crore, while their female counterparts earn

Top Profitable Indian Startups in FY23 Source: Inc42

Slice CEO Rajan Bajaj received just Rs 12 in salary as losses grew nearly 60% in FY23: Report • Rajan Bajaj, the founder and CEO of fintech unicorn Slice, received a salary of just Rs 12 in FY23. • In contrast, FirstCry CEO Supam Maheshwari receive

🤯 ITC 🔥 ITC paid over Rs 1 crore annual salary to 350 employees in the financial year 2023-24 (FY24), the company said in its annual report. This is 68 more employees than the 282 employees who received over Rs 1 crore salary in the financial ye

India’s Most Profitable Startups: Zoho and Zerodha Lead the Way India's startup ecosystem is witnessing a shift towards profitability, with companies like Zoho and Zerodha setting new benchmarks. # Zoho: Leading the Charge Chennai-based Zoho stand

3k crore of taxpayer money burnt in the last two years 📛📛 And Modi Govt is set to burn another Rs 1.2k crore in FY25 for what is clearly another Air India in the making. For what? And worse, this time, there may be no buyers either. .. FY23: Go