The Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries is scheduled to announce its first-quarter results for the current financial year (Q1FY26) on July 18
Tech Mahindra shares fell 2 per cent after the firm reported a sequential decline in first-quarter earnings. Analysts remain cautious over margin improvements
PL Capital expects pharma, banks, defence, and staples to outperform in the near term as domestic demand revives
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance shares slipped over 3 per cent after analysts cut APE estimates after Q1 results
Wipro Q1 preview: IT firm's Q1 revenue may dip 1.7 per cent Q-o-Q; profit likely to fall over 9 per cent, say analysts
HCL Tech shares fell after it posted a net profit of ₹3,843 crore for Q1FY26, down 9.72 per cent Y-o-Y
Tech Mahindra will report its earnings for the quarter ended June on July 16, and analysts expect a dip in profit and revenue sequentially
At 11:30 AM, BSE Sensex was trading at 82,107.93, down by nearly 400 points or 0.49 per cent
The rally comes amid a recovery phase in markets, with SMIDs climbing back toward their September 2024 highs
India Inc saw 582 deals worth $17 billion in Q2 2025, down 48 per cent in value from Q1, as global tensions slowed activity; private equity remained steady while M&A and IPOs declined sharply
Earnings expectations 2025: According to analysts, the second half of calendar year 2025 (H2 CY25) could see an improved earnings environment, supported by lower credit costs and easing inflation
After two consecutive quarters of selling, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are set to close the three months ended June with inflows
Power & transmission, airline companies to lead investment drive
Bank stocks: Banks, Elara Capital said, saw softer earnings in Q4 as credit growth remained subdued, even as deposit mobilization improved.
Stocks with the sharpest EPS downgrades included IndusInd Bank, Adani Enterprises, Eicher Motors, ONGC, and Tata Motors, according to JM Financial
Indian firms including Vedanta, Jubilant and HUDCO raised over Rs 12,000 crore from bonds ahead of the RBI's expected 25 bps repo rate cut, with strong demand from mutual funds
Indian enterprises are well positioned to handle the impact of tariffs and geopolitical tensions, Moody's Investors Service and its local arm Icra Ratings said on Wednesday. India Inc, however, will be "measured" in making investment decisions in the new fiscal because of the external headwinds, they said. "Indian non-financial companies are not directly affected by US import tariffs due to their focus on domestic consumption and low dependence on exports," a statement from Moody's said. It further noted that government initiatives to boost private consumption, expand manufacturing capacity and increase infrastructure spending will help offset the weakening outlook for global demand. "Private capex to remain measured amid external headwinds," it said. Indian corporates will continue investing in new capacity to cater to the sustained growth in domestic consumption, and Moody's estimated that non-financial companies rated by it will spend around USD 50 billion annually in capital .
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Puravankara plunged nearly 10 per cent after its loss in the fourth quarter to ₹88 crore, along with a decline in revenue
Coffee Day Enterprises' stock fell as much as 5.03 per cent after it reported a loss of ₹114.16 in the fourth quarter