ARPU for the wireless segment of private telecom operators was positively impacted due to tariff hikes implemented in July'24.
Bharti Airtel continues to maintain its lead with ARPU of Rs 233/month for the quarter, up from Rs 211/month in first quarter of FY25
While segments like value retail, jewellery, and luggage are poised to deliver strong growth, the footwear and quick service restaurant (QSR) sectors faced significant demand challenges due to factors such as heavy rainfall and weaker out-of-home consumption.
A significant factor bolstering this positive outlook is the reduction in deal leakages compared to FY24, signaling stronger operational momentum for the sector.
Cement demand is likely to grow by 5 per cent in FY25, and few more round of price hike by companies is expected in the coming months says a report by Centrum.
As per a research report by the financial advisory firm Centrum, looking ahead, the apparel market is expected to continue growing, driven by rising incomes, favourable demographics, and increased demand for affordable fashion, particularly among Gen-Z consumers.