We Win EBIT Growth
The Year-over-Year EBIT Growth of We Win (WEWIN.NS) as of Oct 21, 2026 is -13.69 %. In the previous year, Year-over-Year EBIT Growth was 15.35 % — a change of -189.22% (lower).
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EBIT Growth
-13.69 %
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-189.22%
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| YEAR | EBIT Growth | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| -13.69 % | -189.22% | |
| 15.35 % | +156.62% | |
| 5.98 % | -849.62% | |
| -0.80 % | -102.13% | |
| 37.46 % | -208.56% | |
| -34.50 % | -33.69% | |
| -52.03 % | -119.76% | |
| 263.36 % | -1,405.98% | |
| -20.17 % | +202.83% | |
| -6.66 % | -106.50% | |
| 102.48 % | -61.02% | |
| 262.93 % | — |
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Year-over-Year EBIT Growth of We Win is -13.69 % in 2026.
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EBIT growth measures the percentage change in operating earnings. It shows whether a company's core operations are becoming more profitable.
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