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Revenue: Consolidated revenue for the quarter increased by 31.4% YoY (-8.8% QoQ) to INR 15,696 Mn., significant beat on our estimates (+15.0%), driven by strong outperformance in the Custom Synthesis and the Generic FDF segment.

MGL delivered a steady performance, driven by its robust infrastructure network, strong customer base and a reliable, albeit costlier, gas sourcing strategy. However, looking ahead, we expect MGL's focus on expanding its footprint in newly acquired geographical areas to come at the behest of discounts as it tries to balance lost volumes due to faster EV adoption and declining institutional demand. Additionally, we also factor in the management's reduced margin guidance and unpredictability in APM and new well gas allocations. Further pass-through of cost increases could be...

Railtel Corporation of India (Railtel) Q1FY26 adjusted net profit grew 2.8% YoY; and as expected revenue growth driven by projects business tends to drive profits slower.

MRPL’s 1QFY26 EBITDA came in significantly below our estimate, as its reported GRM of ~USD3.9/bbl was lower than our estimate of USD7.5/bbl. Adjusting for inventory gains, core GRM stood at ~USD5.9/bbl.

India Cements (ICEM) reported EBITDA of INR819m (21% beat) in 1QFY26 vs. operating loss of INR310m in 1QFY25. The improvement in operating performance was led by cost control measures, as opex/t was down ~15% YoY in 1QFY26.

FSOL has signed an agreement for acquiring Pastdue Credit Solutions (PDC) – a UK-headquartered debt collection agency serving UK’s several market-leading companies, including banks, utility firms, telecom players, and government bodies – for a cash consideration of £22mn (1.3x P/S on FY24 basis).

Clean Science’s (CST) EBITDA grew only 5.5% YoY despite tailwinds of lower input prices, and HALS offtake. Its established products revenue has grown 8% YoY, while lower sales were due to weak demand for new products.

Newgen reported a sharp miss vs I-Sec estimate on revenue, with growth of 1.9% YoY – much lower than company’s aspiration of 20%+ YoY growth.

JV with UPL to commercialize in FY27; gradual ramp-up expected Aarti Industries demonstrated a volume growth of 17% in FY25, however realizations across key products remained subdued, resulting in lower margins. For FY26, the management has guided double-digit volume growth and expects margins to remain stable. The Energy segment, which contributed 36% to the company's topline in FY25 and is largely comprised of MMA, saw sequential improvement in export volumes, although pricing pressure persists due to...

Narayana continues to deliver stable performance, driven by improved throughput rather than bed expansion. While the Indian business remained steady in FY25, the Cayman segment outperformed with 50% YoY sales growth and margin gains in Q4FY25. In our...