Positive contributors to Nifty 50: HUL, ITC, M&M among top stocks on the index today

Positive momentum was observed in the Nifty 50 index during Tuesday's trading session, with several stocks contributing significantly to the index's gains. As of 9:25 am, key contributors included Hindustan Unilever (HUL), ITC, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), Bajaj Auto, and Titan Company.

HUL shares showed a gain of 1.81%, reaching a price of Rs 2,639.30. ITC followed with a 1.38% increase, trading at Rs 399.90. M&M also saw a notable rise of 1.14%, with its shares priced at Rs 3,402.10.

Other significant contributors to the Nifty 50 included Bajaj Auto, up 0.78% to Rs 8,770.00, and Titan Company, which increased by 0.63% to Rs 3,653.90. Hero Motocorp recorded a smaller gain of 0.47%, trading at Rs 5,076.60, while Infosys shares rose by 0.4% to Rs 1,532.50.

Here's a detailed look into the financial performance and corporate actions of these key companies:

Hindustan Unilever (HUL)

HUL's consolidated financial performance shows consistent growth in revenue and net profit. The quarterly revenue for June 2025 stood at Rs 16,514 Crore, up from Rs 15,707 Crore in June 2024. Net profit for the same period increased to Rs 2,769 Crore from Rs 2,614 Crore.

The annual figures reveal a steady increase in revenue, from Rs 47,028 Crore in 2021 to Rs 63,121 Crore in 2025. Net profit also rose consistently, reaching Rs 10,679 Crore in 2025. Key financial ratios include a basic EPS of Rs 45.32 and a book value per share of Rs 210.22 as of March 2025. The company's return on equity (ROE) stood at 21.55% for the year.

HUL has also announced several bonus issues in the past, with the latest being on September 30, 1991, offering a 1:2 bonus ratio.

ITC

ITC's financial performance also indicates strong growth. The quarterly revenue for June 2025 was Rs 21,494.79 Crore, compared to Rs 18,457.33 Crore in June 2024. Net profit for the same period increased to Rs 5,274.65 Crore from Rs 5,169.37 Crore.

Annually, ITC has shown substantial growth in revenue, from Rs 49,272.78 Crore in 2021 to Rs 75,323.34 Crore in 2025. Net profit also increased significantly, reaching Rs 19,926.05 Crore in 2025. Key financial ratios include a basic EPS of Rs 27.79 and a book value per share of Rs 55.96 as of March 2025. The company's ROE stood at an impressive 49.61% for the year.

ITC has consistently rewarded its shareholders with dividends. The final dividend announced on May 22, 2025, was Rs 7.85 per share.

Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M)

M&M's consolidated financial results demonstrate substantial growth. The quarterly revenue for June 2025 reached Rs 45,529.19 Crore, up from Rs 37,217.72 Crore in June 2024. Net profit for the same period increased to Rs 3,898.44 Crore from Rs 3,221.34 Crore.

The annual figures show a consistent increase in revenue, from Rs 74,277.78 Crore in 2021 to Rs 158,749.75 Crore in 2025. Net profit also rose steadily, reaching Rs 12,535.75 Crore in 2025. Key financial metrics include a basic EPS of Rs 115.91 and a book value per share of Rs 690.13 as of March 2025. The company's ROE stood at 16.78% for the year.

M&M has announced a final dividend of Rs 25.30 per share on May 5, 2025.

Bajaj Auto

Bajaj Auto's consolidated financials reflect steady performance. The quarterly revenue for June 2025 was Rs 13,133.35 Crore, up from Rs 11,932.07 Crore in June 2024. Net profit for the same period increased to Rs 2,210.44 Crore from Rs 1,941.79 Crore.

The annual figures indicate growth in revenue, from Rs 27,741.08 Crore in 2021 to Rs 50,994.55 Crore in 2025. Net profit also rose, reaching Rs 8,240.21 Crore in 2025. Key financial ratios include a basic EPS of Rs 262.40 and a book value per share of Rs 1,260.07 as of March 2025. The company's ROE stood at 20.81% for the year.

The company has a history of bonus issues, with the latest being on September 10, 2010, offering a 1:1 bonus ratio. The final dividend announced on May 29, 2025, was Rs 210 per share.

Titan Company

Titan Company's consolidated financial performance showcases consistent growth. The quarterly revenue for June 2025 was Rs 16,523 Crore, up from Rs 13,266 Crore in June 2024. Net profit for the same period increased to Rs 1,091 Crore from Rs 715 Crore.

The annual figures demonstrate growth in revenue, from Rs 21,644 Crore in 2021 to Rs 60,456 Crore in 2025. Net profit also rose, reaching Rs 3,336 Crore in 2025. Key financial ratios include a basic EPS of Rs 37.62 and a book value per share of Rs 130.61 as of March 2025. The company's ROE stood at 28.70% for the year.

The company has appointed Mr Puneet Chhatwal as Non-Executive Director effective August 28, 2025. Titan has a history of bonus issues, with the latest being on June 23, 2011, offering a 1:1 bonus ratio. The final dividend announced on May 8, 2025, was Rs 11 per share.

Hero Motocorp

Hero Motocorp's consolidated financials present a mixed picture. The quarterly revenue for June 2025 was Rs 9,727.75 Crore, down from Rs 10,210.79 Crore in June 2024. Net profit for the same period decreased slightly to Rs 1,076.21 Crore from Rs 1,086.35 Crore.

The annual figures show growth in revenue, from Rs 30,959.19 Crore in 2021 to Rs 40,923.42 Crore in 2025. Net profit also rose, reaching Rs 4,536.93 Crore in 2025. Key financial ratios include a basic EPS of Rs 218.96 and a book value per share of Rs 963.60 as of March 2025. The company's ROE stood at 22.71% for the year.

The company has a history of bonus issues, with the latest being on August 10, 1998, offering a 1:1 bonus ratio. The final dividend announced on May 13, 2025, was Rs 65 per share.

With a very bullish sentiment indicated by Moneycontrol analysis, these companies reflect strong financials and growth potential in today's market.