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MUMBAI: India’s largest private-sector firm Reliance Industries reported on Saturday that first-quarter net profit jumped by a better-than-expected 28.1 per cent thanks to better margins and higher exports. The oil and petrochemical giant said net profit totalled Rs32.64 billion ($809m) in the three months to June on sales which rose 14.6 per cent to Rs281.61 billion. Analysts had forecast that the company would report a first-quarter profit of around Rs30 billion. “Our manufacturing facilities have demonstrated a high operating leverage by delivering superior margins and record profits,” chairman Mukesh Ambani said in a statement.—AFP
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