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Steel MSMEs may experience a deceleration in growth for the current financial year, according to the latest CRISIL SME Tracker report. The analysis indicates a range of challenges that could temper the sector's performance, including fluctuating raw material costs, changes in demand patterns, and broader economic uncertainties.
The report highlights that while steel MSMEs have shown resilience in the past, recent developments suggest a shift in the growth trajectory. Increased volatility in global steel prices and supply chain disruptions are contributing factors. Domestic market conditions and regulatory changes will also influence the sector's overall performance.
Industry experts suggest that while steel MSMEs will continue to be crucial in meeting local infrastructure needs, their growth may not be as robust as in previous years. Companies must focus on operational efficiency and innovation to navigate the evolving landscape.
As the financial year progresses, stakeholders are encouraged to closely monitor these trends and adjust strategies to mitigate potential business impacts.
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