AI spending is soaring, but revenue is lagging: Here's why Indian investors should pay attention

Source: Livemint· Sheetal Goel· July 26, 2026
AI spending is soaring, but revenue is lagging: Here's why Indian investors should pay attention

AI spending is soaring, but revenue and profits are yet to catch up, raising concerns over valuations and returns. Experts say Indian investors with global exposure should avoid chasing the AI rally and instead diversify across markets and sectors to reduce c…

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