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Pidilite Industries (PIDI) reported consolidated revenue growth of 11% YoY in 1QFY26. Standalone revenue grew 11% YoY with underlying volume growth (UVG) of 10% (est. 12%).

Godrej Consumer’s (GCPL) consolidated revenue rose 10% YoY to INR36.6b (est. INR36.8b), while volume growth stood at 8%. EBITDA declined 4% YoY (est. +4%) due to weak India and Indonesia margins.

PIDI continues ~double-digit UVG led by 9.8% UVG in 1Q, along with 150bps EBITDA margin expansion given lower operating expenses & flat GM. PIDI continues to focus on volume-led profitable growth led by its strategy of developing pioneer categories and entering newer segments. B2B continued its...

Divi's Laboratories (DIVI) Q1FY26 EBITDA was 4% below our estimates led by lower margins despite higher CS revenues. We expect margins to improve, led by better product mix and stable raw material prices. Mgmt. suggested that moderation of raw material prices, increasing RFP's and commencement of some CDMO and contrast media contracts, will continue to aid revenues and margins. Our FY26E/FY27E EPS estimates stand marginally reduced by 3-4%. We expect 20% EBITDA CAGR and 12% PAT CAGR over FY25-27E. At CMP,...

With an upside of 8% from the CMP, we maintain our HOLD stance

In 1QFY26, LIC reported net premium income of INR1.2t (in line), up 5% YoY. Renewal premium grew 6% YoY to INR599b, while first-year/single premium grew 1%/4% YoY to INR75b/INR519b.

Net earnings were in line with estimates (rising 20.6% y-o-y and down 10.3% q-o-q) to Rs. 1,136 crore driven by growth in NII & other income and a lower opex run rate, however higher credit costs partially offset growth.

costs. However, softening fuel prices provided partial relief. The total fleet count stood at 416, with 8 additions and the return of 16 damp-leased units. Management guided for mid-single-digit capacity...

We retain BRIT as high conviction pick given positive demand and margin outlook and benefits of sustained innovations and cost control. BRIT delivered ~9% revenue growth led by ~6% realization amid 2% volume growth in 1Q while GM is down 316bps YoY due to high base and ~25% decline in Other Operating...

BoB delivered a healthy financial performance, driven by its strong business model and focus on sustainable growth, although margins have been under pressure for the industry as a whole due to reported cuts and lag in deposit pricing. Profitability is on a sustainable path, with a strong book that has earnings potential, despite the impact of transition on asset liability. To capitalise on the trend, the bank is focusing on expanding fee income streams and improving asset quality. The next...

We maintain REDUCE, lowering our Jun-26E TP by 6% to Rs5,500, based on 48x P/E (revised from 50x, now aligned with the 5Y average forward P/E). Q1 results were in line, adjusting for the Phantom Stock Option Scheme expenses.

ABB India (ABB) reported disappointing numbers in Q2CY25 on both ordering and financial fronts. While the orderbook (OB) was healthy at INR 100.6bn as of Jun’25 (book-to-bill of 0.8), order inflow (OI) fell 12% YoY.

In Q2CY25, consolidated revenue stood at INR 70,174 Mn., down 2.5% YoY (+26.1% QoQ), sharply below our estimates, as the overall volumes were impacted by early onset of monsoons and erratic rain patterns in India.

The company reported revenue of ?51,434 million for the quarter ended June 2025, marking an 78.6% year-on-year increase from ?28,795 million in the same quarter last year, and a growth of 61.3% rise on a sequential basis.

In 1QFY26, bookings surged 78% YoY/5x QoQ to INR114b (11% below our est.), fueled by healthy sales from the luxury project, DLF Privana North, launched during the quarter.

SRCM reported a weak operating standalone performance in Q1FY26, impacted by a 7% YoY decline in volumes impacted by geopolitical issues in May'25. Blended NSR rose 3.8% QoQ, supported by significant price hikes in the East and South regions post Mar'25. Power and fuel costs continued to decline, aided by a higher share of renewable energy, helping SRCM achieve an EBITDA of Rs1,373/t, though other expenses remained elevated. As cement pricing across regions remain sticky aided by relatively better demand, we expect SRCM to deliver strong Q2 on a weak base. With its focus on value over volume,...

Shree Cement’s (SRCM) Q1FY26 volume declined 7% YoY, yet the EBIDTA surged 34% YoY led by price hikes. With blended realisation rising ~4% QoQ (up 10% YoY), EBITDA/t catapulted 44% YoY (down a mere 2% QoQ) to INR 1,373.

Shree Cement (SRCM) reported a robust performance in Q1FY26 with EBITDA growing by 34% YoY to Rs12bn, driven by effective cost control and pricing strategy. Net profit almost doubled to Rs6,185mn, up 95% QoQ, underlining the company's margin improvement and operational leverage. The EBITDA margin expanded by nearly 590 bps YoY to 24.8%, and cash profit also saw a healthy 24% YoY rise to Rs12mn. Total sales volume for the Q1 2026 stood at 9mn tonnes. The contribution of premium cement products in trade sales improved to 17.7%, up from 15.6% QoQ. Given the improvement in cement prices, we...

We maintain our BUY recommendation on the stock.

We maintain our BUY recommendation on the stock.