I am not necessarily of the view that this will have to come at the cost of the investment economy or the investment portion of the portfolio. And therefore, to that extent, up until now that we were probably confronted with a situation where only one engine or one cylinder was firing, we probably now have the other cylinder firing for us as well from a market standpoint.
Tata Communications Q1 Results: Cons PAT falls 43% YoY to Rs 190 crore, revenue up 7%
Tata Communications reported a 43% YoY drop in Q1FY26 net profit at Rs 190 crore. Revenue rose 7% to Rs 5,960 crore. Sequentially, profit plunged