Kolkata, New Delhi, INDIA. New York, USA.
Business To Business, New Delhi, 10th July, 2026: India Inc's revenues are expected to grow by up to 11.5 per cent year-on-year in the June quarter, marking the highest growth in two years, despite ongoing tensions in West Asia that have disrupted supply chains and fuelled domestic inflation, according to a report released on Thursday.
The analysis, conducted by Crisil Intelligence, covered 400 companies across 47 sectors, excluding banking, financial services, and oil and gas.
According to the report, corporate India's strong performance is expected to be supported by resilient domestic demand, which has remained reasonably steady despite the geopolitical uncertainties that have persisted since late February.
Crisil Intelligence Director Sehul Bhatt said that the key driver of revenue growth has shifted this quarter.
"For much of the past two years, revenue growth was powered largely by volume. But this time around, pricing was the primary driver."
Higher prices contributed more to revenue growth than increased sales volumes in sectors such as: