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Domestic Trends


 Sector-wise  gaining momentum in the   Corporate

 aftermath of the pandemic.
 Most of the high frequency
 A sector-wise analysis of   indicators pertaining to the
 ongoing investments shows   sector showcase robust
 that among the sectors, the   growth, including air
 services (other than financial)   passenger traffic, hotel
 sector attracted the highest   occupation rate, e-commerce,   Performance
 investment of Rs 98.0 lakh   travel & tourism, etc.
 crore in FY23. Services here
 include transport logistics,   The sectors attracting higher
 retail trading as well as   ongoing investments also
 natural gas trading &   include Electricity, Chemicals,
 distribution.   Construction & Real estate,
 Metals and Irrigation.
        T   uncertainties in the   the corresponding quarter
 The services sector has been   he volatility and   quarter and 31.7 per cent in
        global environment since the   last year. Notwithstanding the
 Top sectors attracting ongoing investments in FY23 (Rs lakh crore)  beginning of the war in   moderation, net sales
 120.0  98.0  Ukraine last year have   continue to post double-digit
                                   growth. The muted topline
 100.0  79.3  impacted all countries, in both
 80.0   developed and emerging     performance is mainly
 60.0  55.2  41.3                  attributable to inflationary
 40.0  24.1  23.6  markets. The resultant impact
 20.0  15.3  13.6  on volatility in commodity   headwinds weighing on
 0.0  estate  prices, and major supply-side   consumer sentiments, an
 Services (other than  financial)  Transport services  Manufacturing  Electricity  Chemicals & chemical  products  Construction & real  Metals & metal  products  Irrigation  permeated into the   and muted external demand.
                                   uneven recovery in sectors
        bottlenecks industry wide, has
        performance of the corporate
                                   Net profits contracted by 15
        sector as well. Besides, the
        recent developments in global
                                   quarter, as compared to
        financial conditions have   per cent in the reporting
 Source: CMIE capex database & CII Research  expansion of 19.1 per cent
 Note: Ongoing projects = Outstanding projects – implementation stalled   further affected the earning of   Encouragingly, the net margins   helped to ease input prices
 Note: Data extracted on 11th April 2023  corporates in the third   seen in the same quarter last   of corporates witnessed a   pressures on the corporates.
        quarter of FY23 (3QFY23)   year and a contraction of 21.3   bounce back in the third   The PAT margin improved to
                                   per cent in the previous
                                   quarter, attributable to high   quarter, albeit at a mild pace,   6.3 per cent in Q3FY23
                                   borrowing costs prevailing in   helped by moderation in   against 6 per cent in the
                                                                                          previous quarter.
                                                              commodity prices, which
 State-wise  6.5 per cent in FY23   CORPORATE SALES   the economy.
          DECELERATE IN
 respectively. While a lot of
 Top States attracting higher ongoing investments in FY23 (Rs lakh crore)
 focus was laid on housing   Q3FY23 WHILE PAT
 A state-level analysis shows   30.0  27.6  construction in Maharashtra,   MARGINS RISE  Corporate Performance Snapshot
 25.0
 that Maharashtra, Odisha,   20.0  20.1  19.4  17.6  Gujarat pulled off a lot of
 Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and   15.0  15.4  14.4  12.3  projects in Drugs &   70.0  65.1               12.0
 Karnataka have emerged as   10.0  Pharmaceutical and Organic   Despite an anticipated
 top-ranking states in terms of   5.0  Chemicals.  increase in demand during   60.0  50.8             10.0
 0.0
 attracting investments in   Q3FY23 due to the festive   50.0
 FY23. These states have been   Odisha  Gujarat  Karnataka  and holiday season, a   37.6        6.3   8.0
 making a significant   Maharashtra  Andhra Pradesh  Tamil Nadu  Uttar Pradesh  Outlook  moderation in net sales was   40.0  31.7  6.0  6.0
 contribution towards India’s   noted during the quarter. As   30.0         25.5         29.0
 growth story.   Going forward, the   per CII analysis of 2380 odd   19.2                             4.0
 Source: CMIE capex database & CII Research  government’s push for capital   companies (excluding oil &   20.0  15.6
 Odisha, Andhra Pradesh and   Note: Ongoing projects = Outstanding projects – implementation stalled   expenditure at the central   gas and financial companies)   10.0  2.0
 Note: Data extracted on 11th April 2023
 Karnataka attracted   and state level will not only   using CMIE Prowess database,
 investments in double-digits in   invested in a lot of projects   generate demand in the   the net sales growth   0.0  Q4FY21  Q1FY22  Q2FY22  Q3FY22  Q4FY22  Q1FY23  Q2FY23  Q3FY23  0.0
 FY23. Some of the key   related to renewable and   construction and paper   economy but also help   moderated in both sequential
 products.
 projects pulled off by Odisha   conventional electricity, while   crowd-in private investment   as well as annual terms in   Net Sales (% y-o-y)  PAT Margin (%) (rs)
 include inorganic chemicals,   at a higher level and sustain   3QFY23. It stood at 15.6 per   Source: CMIE Prowess Database and CII Research
 steel, air transport   Karnataka invested in projects   Further, level of investments   the growth momentum of   cent in Q3FY23 as compared   Note: Includes analysis of 2380 non-financial listed companies
 in Maharashtra and Gujarat
 pertaining to natural gas
 infrastructure and minerals.   trading & distribution, housing   the economy.  to 29 per cent in the previous
 Similarly, Andhra Pradesh   expanded by 5.4 per cent and

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