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India Inc optimistic about improvement in second half of the fiscal: Assocham

09 Nov 2015 Evaluate

Industry body, the Associated Chambers of Commerce & Industry of India (ASSOCHAM), in its latest Business Confidence survey has said that majority of India Inc feels optimistic about the state of economy improving in the next two quarters at the industry and firm level, though the last six months have not witnessed much of a change at the ground level. It said that “In the coming six months, there seems to be growing optimism in terms of the economic performance with 80 per cent respondents feeling that the state of the Indian economy would be better.”

Regarding the tentative recovery in the last six months, the survey said that while there were signs of economic recovery underway, the situation is still far from robust. The underlying economic activity, remains weak on account of the sustained decline in exports, rainfall deficiency and weaker than expected momentum in industrial production and investment activity. Another reason for the positive outlook stems from the macro-economic stability that will help bring down further interest rates, less volatility in the foreign exchange market and ease of doing business.

Riding on hopes of some decisive actions expected after the Bihar elections, the industry respondents remain optimistic about improvement in the sentiment, though at the present moment, broad demand and investment activity remains subdued. However, when it comes to the period between June and September this year, the coverage period of the Biz Con Survey, majority of the industry feels (60.0 per cent) that the present economic situation is more or less same vis-à-vis the situation six months back. Also, in terms of the domestic investments it is believed by the majority of the respondents (56.0 percent) that there has been no change in the firm investment plans. The sentiment seems to grow even more going forward with 60.0 percent respondents of the view that October to December 2015 quarter also would not see much change in the investment levels. 

Industries feel further that though sales volume would pick up going forward, a commensurate change may not be visible on the profitability. That means, the power with the producer to improve margins on increasing sales would remain limited. It also said that, as many as 68 per cent of the respondents expect that during October to December 2015 their sales volume will further increase.

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