Q1 results today: SBI, Tata Motors, Grasim, Siemens, 239 others on Aug 8
Q1 FY26 company results, August 8: Ceigall India, Akums Drugs, Cholamandalam Financial Holdings, and Lemon Tree Hotels will also release their April-June quarter earnings reports today
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7 min read Last Updated : Aug 08 2025 | 10:54 AM IST
Public sector bank State Bank of India (SBI), Siemens, Tata Motors, Grasim Industries, Ceigall India, Lemon Tree Hotels, and Cholamandalam Financial Holdings are scheduled to announce their earnings report for the first quarter (Q1) of the financial year 2025-26 (FY26) on Friday.
A host of other companies expected to declare their Q1 results today include Action Construction Equipment, Afcons Infrastructure, Akums Drugs, Concord Biotech, Cupid, DCW, DOMS Industries, Entero Healthcare Solutions, Gandhar Oil Refinery, Garware Technical Fibres, Genus Power Infrastructures, Hindustan Foods and JK Tyre & Industries.
SBI Q1 results preview
SBI is expected to post steady Q1FY26 results with flat net profit growth, as rising agri-sector slippages offset loan book expansion. Analysts project a 7.7 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) drop in operating profit to ₹24,410 crore due to NIM compression. NII is seen flat at ₹41,288.4 crore despite 11 per cent loan growth, impacted by higher funding costs and recent rate cut pass-through.
Tata Motors is expected to report weak Q1FY26 results with a 9 per cent Y-o-Y drop in consolidated revenue and over 40 per cent fall in earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation (Ebitda) due to lower volumes and margin pressure across PV/CV and JLR.
JLR may be hit by weak demand in the US and China, forex losses, and tariffs. Domestic margins could shrink amid rising costs. July 2025 domestic sales fell 6 per cent Y-o-Y to 65,953 units, with PV sales down 11 per cent to 40,175 units.
Market overview for August 8
Indian benchmark equity indices are expected to open lower on the week's final trading day, following US President Donald Trump's statement ruling out trade talks with New Delhi until the ongoing tariff dispute is resolved. Trump has imposed a 50 per cent tariff on Indian exports to the US.