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Bharti Infratel Q1 net profit slumps 21% to Rs 704 crore
Bharti Infratel Q1 net profit slumps 21% to Rs 704 crore
2020-7-27 09:00 pm
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The net profit had stood at Rs 887 crore in the corresponding quarter of previous year. The company had benefited from certain one-off gains with respect to operating expenses reversal and certain tax-related reversal.
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