Indian manufacturing sector: Manufacturing sentiment stays upbeat in Q3 and Q4FY24: FICCI

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Manufacturing sentiment remained upbeat within the second half of the yr, owing to sturdy demand, confirmed outcomes of a personal survey carried out by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Trade (FICCI), Monday.

“…newest survey reveals a sustained and continued interval of progress for India’s manufacturing sector within the final two quarters of FY24. In comparison with the earlier quarter, Q3FY24, when 73% respondents had reported larger manufacturing ranges, within the present Q4FY24, round 87% respondents count on both larger or similar stage of manufacturing,” FICCI famous in its 61st version of Quarterly Survey on Manufacturing (QSM).

The typical capability addition remained regular at 73% as nicely, indicating sustained financial momentum, over half of the 400 respondents surveyed by FICCI indicated funding and growth plans. The Indian financial system seemingly grew 7.3% in FY24, in accordance with the primary estimates of progress launched final month.

IMF, in its newest outlook, pegged the expansion at 6.5% for each FY25 and FY26.

“Challenges associated to the provision of uncooked supplies and their escalating costs, uncertainty in international demand, scarcity of expert labour, market volatility, elevated energy prices, unutilised capacities, and excessive financial institution rates of interest, and so forth are a number of the main constraints which can be affecting growth plans of the respondents,” it mentioned.

The outcomes of HSBC Buying Managers’ Index survey on manufacturing for January confirmed an enchancment in exercise in January. Manufacturing PMI surged to a four-month excessive of 56.5 in January, recovering from an 18-month low of 54.9, with yr forward outlook additionally bettering.Amongst sectors captured by the FICCI survey, respondents from electronics and electricals anticipated robust progress within the final quarter of FY24 together with machine instruments. Respondents in different eight sectors confirmed average progress expectations. The outlook for exports additionally acquired a fillip. India’s exports acquired a marginal fillip of 1% in December in contrast with the earlier yr.

“In exports, about 31% respondents reported larger exports in Q3 2023-24. Moreover, over 40% of the respondents count on their exports to be larger in This autumn 2023-24 as in comparison with the earlier yr’s comparable quarters,” the survey famous.

Survey respondents highlighted a rise in prices resulting from rising uncooked materials costs and provide chain constraints.

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