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Astral Ltd.'s Q2FY26 result was above our estimates on key parameters. The management guided that overall demand was weak in the industry, and the second quarter was particularly challenging due to very high and extended monsoon, low government spending, and slow construction activity. Despite challenging business environment, Astral delivered healthy performance in Q2FY26, achieving 20% volume growth and 15% value growth on a consolidated basis. The company's decentralized plant structure helped gain market share and resulted in strong growing demand, despite the overall industry weakness....
Sun Pharma’s outlook remains strong, driven by high-margin and innovative products. India growth will be led by new launches and upcoming GLP-1 therapies, EM by branded generics, and RoW by complex products. In the U.S., momentum will be supported by LEQSELVI ramp-up, Unloxcyt launch, and continued strength in ILUMYA and CEQUA.
Cummins India (KKC) delivered robust performance in Q2FY26 which surpassed our estimates. Revenue, EBITDA and PAT for the quarter was higher by 26%, 44% and 39% YoY on consolidated basis. Demand continues to be healthy emanating from verticals such as Quick Commerce, Mission Critical Infrastructure, Real Estate and Data Centres for the PowerGen segment. KKC also clocked in healthy gross margin of ~37% for the quarter. This is a result of the management's assiduous efforts in reducing direct material costs, optimizing product mix and suitable pricing. Guidance is of double digit revenue...
Tata Consumer Products is poised to maintain strong growth momentum in H2FY26, driven by sustained double-digit performance in India Foods and Beverages.
Maruti Suzuki’s Q2 FY26 quarterly performance reflected resilient revenue growth led by strong exports and better realizations, although margin softness persisted due to elevated operating costs and higher raw material pricing pressure.
In 2QFY26, Power Grid Corporation (PWGR) reported a standalone (SA) revenue of INR100b (-3% YoY), 6% below our estimate. EBITDA was 13% below our estimate at INR80.1b (-9% YoY), hit by a 55% YoY surge in other expenses.
Cipla’s near-to-medium term outlook remains positive, underpinned by strong execution in domestic formulations and a visible ramp-up in complex generics and biosimilars in the U.S. market.
Growth in loans was seen across segments and is expected to continue in the *over or under performance to benchmark index second half of the year due to the festival season and rising credit demand in the small and medium enterprises (SME) segment. It expects to hold on to its market share gain in deposits. Savings rate repricing has led to a decrease in the cost of funds in the quarter. HDFC Bank expects time deposit repricing to become beneficial after six quarters. It is focusing on creating an operational leverage in the long term through investments in distribution and technology. The bank expects...
Escorts’ 2QFY26 PAT at INR3.2b was below our estimate of INR3.7b due to a lower-than-expected margin improvement and lower other income. Both tractor and construction equipment margins were below our estimates.
Ambuja Cements' standalone Q2FY26 results reflected strong operational momentum with revenue of Rs53bn, rising 20% YoY and 4% sequentially, supported by robust demand, improved realizations, and higher premium product contribution. Cement sales volumes stood at 8.8mn tonnes, growing 19% YoY and 3% QoQ. Operating EBITDA increased to Rs10bn, up 32% from Rs7.8bn a year ago and 6% from Rs9.7bn in the previous quarter, driven by lower fuel and power costs, and improved efficiency. EBITDA/t stood at Rs1,167 compared to Rs1,010 in Q1FY26 and Rs988 in Q2FY25. PAT rose sharply to...
The bank has a meaningful presence in international operations with its JVs and subsidiaries. ~17% of total business comes from overseas. Q2FY26 performance: Bank of Baroda reported a steady Q2FY26 performance, with global advances rising 11.9% YoY, led by continued traction in RAM portfolio (Retail 17.6% YoY, Agri 17.4%, MSME 13.9%) even as corporate credit growth remained muted at 3%. Deposit growth up 9.3% YoY was supported by granular accretion while dependence on bulk deposits have increased, while creditdeposit ratio stood at 85.3%. NIM improved 5 bps QoQ to 2.96%, aided by interest on IT...
Balkrishna Industries’ (BIL) 2Q earnings at INR2.7b were below our estimate of INR3.7b due to an adverse mix, the impact of US tariffs, and weak demand.
Vedanta (VEDL) reported a consolidated revenue of INR399b (+6% YoY and +5% QoQ) against our est. of INR371b, driven by higher LME, improved premiums, and forex gains in 2QFY26.
Dabur India reported another quarter of too many moving parts, with the outlook likely to get better in the near term. The fact that it gained market share in 95% of its portfolio indicates market growth (also) is to be blamed for the unexciting Q2FY26 revenue print.
Bank of Baroda (BOB) reported 2QFY26 PAT of INR48.1b (up 5.9% QoQ, down 8% YoY, 12% beat), aided by NII growth (owing to IT refund of INR7.5b), lower provisions and contained opex growth.
Adjusted PAT in 2QFY26 was 4% above our estimate, mainly supported by higher-thanestimated other income. EBITDA missed our estimate as weak power demand led to soft generation trends.
