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    In a growing economy, new defensive sectors tend to emerge: 5 tiles and ceramic and home makers stocks with upside potential of up to 41%

    Many times the word, defensive stocks is used on the street. Most of the time it is FMCG, pharma and others which are referred to as defensive stocks. The reason being that the demand for these companies is steady and is not impacted much even when there is any slowdown in an economy. The question is in an economy which is growing faster and new areas of consumption are coming up every second day, where the demand from being seasonal and cyclical has reached a stage where in all economic conditions it stays above single digit, shouldn't those also be considered as defensive and valued accordingly. Probably the Indian economy has reached a stage where the demand for tiles, ceramic and home building products, ex-cement has reached a level where in worst cases it will not go below a point.

    Vodafone Idea Q4 Results: Net loss widens vs Q3; ARPU rise to Rs 146

    Vodafone Idea’s net loss for the fiscal fourth quarter, FY24, widened sequentially to Rs 7,675 crore, dragged by high debt and even as it continued to lose subscribers.

    Bharti Airtel Q4 Preview: Revenue likely to jump 8% YoY on higher ARPU, subscriber base

    In the fourth quarter of the fiscal year 2023, Bharti Airtel recorded a consolidated profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 3,005 crore, which pertains to the company's owners. When factoring in the non-controlling interest, the PAT for the period increases to Rs 4,226 crore. Additionally, the revenue from operations for the quarter amounted to Rs 36,009 crore.

    Microsoft Q3 Results: Firm tops Wall Street targets, driven by AI investment

    Microsoft beats revenue expectations with AI adoption in cloud services. Stock jumps 4%. Forecasted cloud revenue above Wall Street. Microsoft's value increased by $128 billion. Azure revenue exceeded estimates.

    Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels Q3 Results: Co posts total income of Rs 164 crore, PAT at Rs 27.4 crore

    The company posted a profit of Rs 27.4 crore, repaid long-term debt, and inaugurated five new hotels. The company said for the first nine months of this fiscal year, its total income increased by 14% year on year to Rs 436 crore. Its profit after tax amounted to Rs 50.4 crore, translating into a profit after tax margin of 12% in the first nine months of this fiscal.

    Park Hotels Q3 Results: Cons PAT soars 46% YoY to Rs 27.4 crore, sales up 14%

    Consolidated revenue from operations increased by nearly 14% YoY to Rs 159 crore. Operating profit, calculated as earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA), rose to Rs 87.94 crore from Rs 78.41 crore a year ago, while operating margin contracted 70 basis points to 55.31%.

    The Economic Times
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