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Stocks to watch: Axis, InterGlobe, YES Bank, GMR, HDFC, Linde

HDFC | Axis Bank | InterGlobe Aviation | IDFC | Oberoi Realty | Cholamandalam Investment | Astra Microwave | Linde India | GIC Housing | Tinplate | Zee Media | Winsome Diamonds | GMR Infrastructure | Elgi Equipment | YES Bank and Rama Steel Tube are stocks, which will be in the news on May 2.

April 30, 2016 / 14:14 IST
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Here are stocks that will be in news on May 2:

Results on May 2: HDFC, L&T Finance Holdings, Alicon Castalloy, Alkali Metals, Amarnath Securities, ARSS Infrastructure Projects, CCL Products (India), Compuage Infocom, Fervent Synergies, IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals, LKP Finance, Mafatlal Industries, Margo Finance, Parrys Sugar Industries, Pranavaditya Spinning Mills, Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri, Vikram Thermo, Vishnu ChemicalsInterGlobe Aviation Q4-Net profit at Rs 579 crore versus Rs 577 crore (YoY)-Total income at Rs 4,090.6 crore versus Rs 3,823.2 crore (YoY)-EBITDA at Rs 805 crore versus Rs 855.4 crore (YoY)-EBITDA margin at 19.7 percent versus 22.4 percent (YoY)-Other income at Rs 156.9 crore versus Rs 127.8 crore (YoY)-Fuel expenses at Rs 1,023.6 crore versus Rs 1,200 crore (YoY)-Aircroreaft & engine rentals at Rs 699.9 crore versus Rs 547.6 crore (YoY)-Employee benefit expense at Rs 493.2 crore versus Rs 341.9 crore (YoY)-Domestic revenue at Rs 3,751.5 crore versus Rs 3,497.9 crore (YoY)-International revenue at Rs 358.3 crore versus Rs 324.9 crore (YoY)-Average fare down 15.2 percent at Rs 3,958 versus Rs 4,667 (YoY)-Revenue per available seat-km down 9.5 percent at Rs 3.64 versus Rs 4.02 (YoY)

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InterGlobe Aviation says-Expect to end FY17 with a fleet of 136 aircraft-Expect revenue per available seat-km to increase by 34 percent in FY17-In Q1FY17, expect 23 percent capacity increase in available seat-km (YoY)

InterGlobe Aviation concall-Continue to use low cost fuel opportunity to lower fares-Have taken delivery of one A320 Neo aircraft today-Will take delivery of 20 A320 Neo aircraft during FY17-Delay in delivery of A320 Neo aircraft is due to issue with engine-Added 7 aircraft in Q4, including 3 A320 Neo-Ended quarter with total debt of Rs 3,200 crore towards aircraft-Do not have any working capital debt-Q1 FY17 earnings will be as per Indian accounting standards-Have not passed on the entire benefit of lower fuel costs to customers-Not driving down fares, but there is competitive pressure-Already financed 35 of the A320 Neo order