The net profit for June quarter rose by 5.4 percent year-on-year, marking the slowest growth since the June 2023 quarter. Sequentially, net profit dropped by 17 percent, the steepest quarterly fall since June 2020.
Net profit is expected to be Rs 2734.90 crore, down 44% YoY and 80% QoQ, according to seven brokerages polled by Moneycontrol.
JSW Steel's consolidated net profit for the June quarter is expected to be Rs 921 crore, down 29 percent sequentially and 61 percent year-on-year, based on nine brokerage estimates polled by Moneycontrol.
Nifty companies reported a 32 percent growth in earnings for the June quarter. The distribution of earnings was notably positive, with 62 percent of its analysed Universe either meeting or exceeding the profit forecasts
Brokerage firm Kotak Institutional Equities have downgraded the stock to add from buy and cut its target price to Rs 165 from Rs 210 a share earlier.
The firm reported a 53-percent jump in consolidated net profit at Rs 126 crore in the June quarter, up from Rs 82 crore a year ago.
Around 3.2 crore shares or 21.6 percent stake of the company worth Rs 1163 crore changed hands in a bunch of traders
Net profit for the June quarter stood at Rs 134.86 crore against Rs 48.02 crore a year ago. Revenue rose 20 percent YoY to Rs 1174.93 crore.
According to a Bloomberg poll of two brokerages, IOCL will report a profit of Rs 7,576.10 crore. Revenue is expected to be around Rs 1.91 trillion, according to six brokerages, while two brokerages peg the EBITDA at Rs 20,698.80 crore
BPCL has delivered earnings that surpassed expectations, primarily driven by substantial over-recoveries in retail fuel marketing and improved refining margins, which can be attributed to the advantages gained from discounted Russian crude.
The firm's profit rose to Rs 737.6 crore in the June quarter from Rs 507.9 crore in the year-ago period on healthy domestic market growth and a 17 percent increase in exports
Tech Mahindra saw its revenue fall by 4 percent sequentially to $1600.7 million. Revenue has fallen 4.2 percent in constant currency terms
Brokerage firm Kotak Institutional Equities have cut its earnings estimates for FY24E and FY25E by 18 percent and 17 percent, respectively, driven by downward revisions in chemicals and packaging films business.
According to a Bloomberg poll, BPCL expected to report a profit of Rs 6,849.80 crore, as projected by 7 brokerage firms. The revenue is expected to be around Rs 1.12 trillion, as estimated by 6 brokerage firms.
The brokerage house has maintained buy rating on the stock and increased its target price by 17 percent to Rs 4835 a share.
The firm reported net profit of Rs 402.81 crore in the June quarter against Rs 222.55 crore a year ago. Despite facing lower commodity prices, the company's revenue for the quarter surged by 42 percent year-on-year.
Rallis India Ltd on July 18 gained over 6 percent after a huge block deal. Around 9.7 million shares or 4.99 percent stake of the company changed hands in a bunch of trades, according to Bloomberg. However, details of the buyers and sellers were not known
Many brokerages maintained their rating and target price on the stock post June quarter earnings
Nuvama Research expects that net profit for its coverage is expected to increase in June quarter from a year ago, helped by falling input cost and strong performance by oil marketing companies
Bigger deal sizes and higher spending by enterprises on cloud migration and digital technology are likely to sustain the growth of Indian IT companies.
The earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) for the June quarter stood at Rs 27,550 cr, up 27.6 percent on a YoY basis due to robust performances across businesses, led by O2C and Digital Services.
Our estimates suggest Nifty PAT could register 62.3% YoY growth during the June 2021 quarter largely due to the low base effect of Q1FY21. On a sequential basis, we expect Nifty earnings to remain largely flat, says Shah.
I think a lot of mutual funds have really, very successfully introduced schemes, which basically allow the Indian investors to participate in opportunities outside of India, says Tyagi.
Kotak expects strong growth in earnings for these sectors – banks, capital goods, IT services, metals & mining and upstream oil & gas
Shorter-term corrections are part and parcel of markets. However, while investing, one should be focussed on how the economy and companies are likely to perform from a longer-term perspective, saif Sanghavi.