Jindal Stainless production dipped during the June quarter due to West Asia conflict disruptions. However, price increases helped ease some of the cost pressures experienced. Consolidated net profit rose nearly 8% while revenue increased by ten percent. Sales volume dropped over 7%, impacted by fuel supply chain issues. The company’s net debt decreased, and its net debt-to-EBITDA ratio improved.
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