Q1 Results Highlights: Eicher Motors net profit rises 9% to Rs 1,205 crore, Swiggy's net loss widens

Eicher Motors reported a net profit of Rs 1,205 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 9% YoY rise from the Rs 1,101.46 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The firm's revenue from operations rose 15% YoY to Rs 5,042 crore.

Coal India reported a net profit of Rs 8,734 crore, marking a YoY fall of 20%. Revenue from operations fell over 4% YoY to Rs 35,842 crore. The firm also announced the first interim dividend of Rs 5.5 per equity share for FY26.

Mankind Pharma reported a net profit of Rs 438 crore in Q1 FY26. This marks a 18% YoY fall from the Rs 536 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The firm's revenue from operations rose to Rs 3,570 crore.

City Union Bank reported a net profit of Rs 306 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 16% YoY rise from the Rs 264 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The lender's total income rose to Rs 1,849 crore.

"We are always very attentive to new trends and competitive dynamics. Food delivery continues to attract new competition, with new players or models trying to enter this high-frequency, highcustomer-intent category every year. The key question is what will new competition unlock for the consumer which we are not already doing at scale. Many of the new offerings we have created (including on affordability) and will continue to roll out, will be towards ensuring that competition does not get a clear opening. If there's a new model that can unlock incremental growth in the category, we will definitely be super agile and make sure we participate in it very quickly. As always, an understanding of the consumer, intent to innovate, and an ability to scale with sustainable economics will matter," said Swiggy's management.

"Rapido, one of our investee companies, has announced their intention to enter the Food delivery space. Having scaled up from a bike-taxi player to a full-fledged mobility platform, Rapido is now the largest mobility player in India by rides, and has been a disruptor in its space. As a shareholder, we are extremely happy with their success and value-creation; but do acknowledge a potential conflict of interest that may arise in the future. Our ~12% minority stake has appreciated significantly since our investment (basis incoming interest) and we are actively re-evaluating our investment due to the above developments," it added.

"Bolt continues to contribute over 10% of overall Food delivery volumes, and has added to our efforts to reduce our platform level average-delivery time and last miles. The availability of Bolt as a fullyscaled option on our platform (across 500+ cities and all types of cuisines) has resulted in consumers upgrading to this faster delivery option in many cases for their existing Food needs. As the ease of the proposition opens up new use-cases, we have seen that consumers gradually increase their consumption over time similar to the Quick-commerce model, Bolt has slightly lower AOVs than the platform average due to the kind of incremental consumption it enables, like desserts, coffee, etc. However, the lower last-mile reduces delivery costs, making Bolt economics similar to the overall platform," Swiggy's management said.

"We remain confident of our high-teens growth outlook in the near-term. We expect to improve on the growth in the medium-term as newer use-cases gain consumer traction. A significant runway of growth is available if more meals can be catered to by platforms, since the MTU base (16.3mn) is barely 13% of our ever-transacted user base of Food delivery (over 125 mn). Hence, we have been actively working alongside our partners to figure out models which can deliver more functional meals to consumers, thereby improving both penetration and conversion,"  the firm's management said.

"Food delivery GOV rose 18.8% YoY, continuing to grow steadily within our guided range. Q1 is a seasonal low for availability of delivery partners given reverse-migration and beginning of rains, and hence incremental investments into their availability are made every year by Food delivery platforms. Bunched with our regular annual appraisal cycle in Q1, this has kept our Adjusted EBITDA margin at 2.4% (vs 2.9% in Q4); a seasonal impact which will normalise as the year progresses," said Swiggy CEO Sriharsha Majety.

"Instamart has grown out of the shadow of Food delivery as a standalone brand, with its GOV and user-base at over 2/3rd of Food delivery already. Assortment has significantly increased with a large part of our metro users having access to 30,000 SKUs, and delivery times remain at industry-best levels of ~12.6 mins (national average). After more than doubling our darkstore footprint and expanding to 80 new cities over H2FY25, we have been sweating the network built-out. In Q1, we expanded operations to 127 cities (vs 124 in Q4), and added darkstores selectively for alleviating capacity constraints or creating coverage in specific pockets that demonstrated the need. Our focus has been on improving wallet-share by increasing basketsize, which is one of the prime determinants of long-term profitability," said Swiggy CEO Sriharsha Majety.

Swiggy added 41 dark stores for its quick commerce segment, taking the firm's active dark store area to 4.3 million sq ft. This marks a 159% YoY rise from FY25. "Average order value grew 25.6% YoY to INR 612 ahead of our guidance, led by continued

expansion of non-grocery selection and larger-basket buying behaviour across user cohorts," the firm said.

Thermax reported a net profit of Rs 152 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 32% YoY rise from the Rs 116 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The firm's revenue from operations meanwhile fell to Rs 2,150 crore.

Swiggy reported a revenue of Rs 806 crore for its quick commerce business (Instamart) in Q1 FY26. This marks a whopping 115% YoY rise from the Rs 374 crore revenue generated by the segment in Q1 FY25.

The firm's net loss for quick commerce however sharply increased to Rs 797 crore in Q1 FY26, from Rs 280 crore in Q1 FY25.

Swiggy reported a revenue of Rs 1,800 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 19% YoY rise from the Rs 1,518 crore revenue generated by the firm in Q1 FY25. The net profit generated by the segment meanwhile jumped multifold to Rs 202 crore.

Swiggy posted a net loss of Rs 1,197 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a sharp rise from the Rs 611 crore net loss reported in Q1 FY25. The firm's revenue from operations rose 54% YoY to Rs 4,961 crore.

Maruti Suzuki shares dropped nearly 1% to trade at Rs 12,501 apiece. This comes after the automaker reported a 2% YoY rise in net profit to Rs 3,712 crore for Q1 FY26.

Dabur reported a net profit of Rs 514 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 3% YoY rise from the Rs 500 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The firm's revenue from operations meanwhile rose 2% YoY to Rs 3,405 crore.

Maruti Suzuki reported a net profit of Rs 3,712 crore, marking a 2% YoY rise from the same period last year. Revenue from operations rose 8% YoY.

Sun Pharma shares dropped over 1% to trade at Rs 1,714 apiece. This comes after the company reported a 20% YoY drop in net profit to Rs 2,279 crore in Q1 FY26, due to one-time cost of Rs 818 crore.

Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company reported a net profit of Rs 1,136 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 21% YoY rise from the Rs 942 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The firm’s total income rose to Rs 7,331 crore.

Vedanta shares dropped nearly 2% to trade at Rs 426.95 apiece. The company reported a 12% YoY decline in net profit to Rs 3,185 crore in Q1 FY26.

Vedanta reported a net profit of Rs 3,185 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 12% YoY decline from the Rs 3,606 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The firm’s revenue from operations meanwhile rose 6% YoY to Rs 378.24 crore.

Adani Enterprises shares sharply fell nearly 3 percent after the company reported a 50% YoY drop in net profit to Rs 734 crore in Q1 FY26.

Adani Enterprises on July 31 reported 50% decline in net profit at Rs 734 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2025. The Adani Group's flagship firm reported 14% drop in revenue at Rs 21,961 crore.

Radico Khaitan Ltd on July 31 reported 75% increase in net profit at Rs 133 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2025. It reported 25% rise in revenue at Rs 5,314 crore.

Sun Pharma's Q1 net profit declined 20% to Rs 2,279 crore due to one-time cost of Rs 818 crore. The pharma firm's revenue rose 9% to Rs 13,851 crore.

Ambuja Cements reported a net profit of Rs 788 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 23% YoY jump from the Rs 640 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The firm's revenue from operations meanwhile rose 23% YoY to Rs 10,244 crore.

TVS Motor reported a net profit of Rs 779 crore, marking a 35% YoY increase from the net profit reported in the same period last year. The firm's revenue from operations meanwhile rose 20% YoY to Rs 10,081 crore.

Along with the Q1 results, the firm's board approved the proposal to raise up to Rs 500 crore through the issuance of Non-Convertible Debentures (NCD) on a private placement basis in one or more tranches/ series.

Emami reported a net profit of Rs 164 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a nearly 8% YoY rise from the Rs 153 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The firm's revenue from operations however fell marginally to Rs 904 crore.

Dr. Lal PathLabs reported a net profit of Rs 132.4 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 24% YoY rise from the Rs 106.4 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The firm’s revenue from operations rose to Rs 669.8 crore.

Jubilant Ingrevia reported a net profit of Rs 75 crore in Q1 FY26. This marks a 54% YoY rise from the Rs 48.74 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. The firm’s revenue from operations rose to Rs 1,037.95 crore.

Gillette India reported a net profit of Rs 145.69 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 26% YoY rise from the Rs 115.97 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. Revenue from operations meanwhile rose to Rs 706.72 crore.

DCB Bank reported a net profit of Rs 157 crore for Q1 FY26. This marks a 20% YoY rise from the Rs 131 crore net profit reported in Q1 FY25. Net interest income stood at Rs 580 crore.

Swiggy shares were trading in the green with marginal gains at Rs 402 apiece. The company is set to release its results for the first quarter of FY26.

Adani Enterprises shares dropped over 1 percent to trade at Rs 2,502 apiece. This comes before the company announced its results for Q1 FY26.

"FMCG demand has continued to remain stable, with a gradual uptick in recency. Encouraged by favourable macro economic indicators, we strategically stepped up our investments to effectively advance our portfolio transformation agenda in this quarter. As a result, we delivered competitive, broad-based growth with an Underlying Sales Growth of 5%, driven by an Underlying Volume Growth of 4%, at a consolidated level. Going forward, I expect this gradual recovery to be sustained. I am confident that the ASPIRE strategy will further strengthen our presence in segments and channels of the future, powered by unmissably superior brands, heightened innovation intensity and digital media models, to deliver competitive volume-led growth and create long-term shareholder value," said HUL CEO & MD Rohit Jawa.

Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) shares gained nearly 4% to trade at Rs 2,532.40 apiece. This comes after the company released its results for Q1 FY26.

Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) on Thursday reported a 5.6 percent year-on-year increase in consolidated net profit to Rs 2,756 crore for the quarter ended June 2025, aided by lower tax expenses. The FMCG major had posted a net profit of Rs 2,610 crore in the same quarter last year.

Profit after tax before exceptional items fell 5 percent year-on-year to Rs 2,526 crore. HUL incurred an exceptional charge of Rs 127 crore during the quarter, including restructuring costs of Rs 91 crore and a Rs 34 crore reversal of an indemnification asset.