Shoppers Stop (SHOP) revenue grew 6% YoY in 1QFY25 (vs. +8%/+2% YoY in 3Q/4Q), led by 5% LFL growth in Departmental format and ~2x growth in INTUNE.

The revenue growth was broadly in line to our estimates of 0.8% QoQ CC, partly aided by a ramp up of a large deal ($450m) within Retail segment. The deal is expected to see further ramp up and achieve its full potential as it progresses through Q2. Surprisingly, the management remained cautious on BFS, hinting to account-specific weakness, rather than an industry-wide challenge. The growth performance of CMT (1.1% QoQ) and Manufacturing (0.4% QoQ) was also weak vs Consol business growth of 2% QoQ in USD. We...

The revenue growth (-2.0% QoQ CC) was above our estimates (-2.6% QoQ), partly aided by outperformance of CAPCO (+6.0% YoY). The growth performance in Consumer and BFS (beyond CAPCO) was weak. The discretionary budgets were tight in Consumer and Manufacturing, especially in Europe, otherwise AI-led transformation and modernization of data witnessed steady recover in Q1. The exceptional large deal TCV (including 2 mega deals) is a mix of both renewals and NN. The large wins are a strategic outcome of...

HALS volume reached 580tn in Q1FY26, sales volume guidance of 4,500tn for FY26 intact, current utilization at 22% Clean Science and Technology (CLEAN) reported revenue of Rs2.4bn in Q1FY26, marking an 8.4% YoY increase but a 7.9% QoQ decline. The sequential dip in topline was due to lower sales of newer products such as DCC and TBHQ. The Pharma & Agro Intermediates segment witnessed the sharpest decline, with revenue down 32% QoQ. Volume for the company's established products...

Polycab announced an impressive set of numbers in Q1FY26. Polycab reported strong double-digit growth across cable and wire and FMEG segments. Growth in cables and wires is led by higher government expenditure, better project execution and superior revenue mix.

Wipro's Q1 FY26 results reflect a company navigating short-term headwinds while positioning for long-term growth. Revenues declined 2.0% QoQ and 2.3% YoY in constant currency, mainly due to macro uncertainty and weak discretionary spending, particularly in Europe and sectors like consumer and manufacturing. Despite this, margins improved to 17.3% (IT services), within the aspirational 17% to 17.5% band, showcasing strong cost discipline. The standout positive was a robust USD 5bn in total contract value up 51% YoY, including USD 2.7bn in large deals, driven by AI-led transformation and vendor consolidation. Wipro's AI-first...

The company delivered a subdued Q1FY26, posting revenue of INR 3,207mn, falling short of expectations due to delays in large deal closures and cautious customer spending amid global uncertainty. Despite this, it maintained healthy profitability with a 15.5% of PAT margin, driven by a 19%YoY growth in recurring revenue streams like SaaS, ATS, and AMC. While license revenues declined due to smaller deal sizes and longer decision cycles, the addition of 12 new clients and growing interest from BFSI, insurance, and enterprise sectors show positive demand momentum. Its industry-specific, AI-driven low-code platforms continue...

We resume our coverage with a HOLD rating on the stock.

We resume our coverage with a HOLD rating on the stock.

We maintain our HOLD rating on the stock.

We value IPRU at 1.5x Mar’27 EVPS, implying a target price of INR 714. IPRU is
currently trading at 62.6x FY26 P/E, lower than the peer average of 68.6x FY26 P/E, led by lower growth in net profitability. We upgrade our rating from “HOLD” to “ACCUMULATE” on the stock.

We have rolled forward our valuation basis to Jun’27 estimates. We value Wipro at 21.0x (~at its 3-year Avg. NTM P/E) Jun’27 EPS, implying a target price of INR 279 per share. Wipro is currently trading at 1-year NTM P/E of 21.0x, below the peer average of 25.5x, due to its weaker revenue and net profit growth. We reiterate our “ACCUMULATE” rating on the stock.

1.5% QoQ. The mobility business (ex-Auto) has stabilized and picked up pace in the off-highway and trucks segments, while Automotive sees incremental pauses and deferrals on executions. The weakness in the Automotive is fairly balanced against the momentum within Sustainability, validated through securing $50m deal within the space. The deal ramp up would support the...

In Q1FY26, AWL experienced a challenging quarter led by muted consumer demand, strategic consolidation of regional rice operations, one-off G2G rice business in the base year, and fluctuations in edible oil prices.

Q1FY26 revenue came in at INR 1,33,512 Mn. (-0.2% QoQ /+2.7% YoY),
in-line with our estimates (-0.9%), driven by growth traction across BFSI, Communication and Retail segments. USD Revenue stood at 1,564 Mn. (+1.0%
QoQ CC/ +0.3% YoY CC), better than our expectations of +0.8% QoQ CC growth.

L&T Technology’s (LTTS) 1QFY26 revenue declined 2.8% QoQ in USD terms vs. our estimate of ~1.1% QoQ decline. In CC terms, revenue was down 4.2% QoQ. Sustainability grew 4.1% QoQ, while Hi-Tech/Mobility was down 8.5%/1.5% QoQ.

Just Dial’s Q1FY26 revenue was up 6.2% YoY, while EBITDA margin was flattish YoY (-74bps QoQ) – despite flat headcount – due to higher other expenses.

The revenue growth performance was tad below our estimates, largely attributed to the P&P business (down 7.1% QoQ CC), while Service business growth was flat CC QoQ despite macro volatility. The revenue guidance improvement at the lower band by 100bps eliminates the odds of hitting the worst, while improved discretionary spends on Financial Service and Technology verticals further boosts management confidence to deliver growth within the guidance band. However, the tariff sensitive verticals (Manufacturing, Retail, Healthcare) continue to see execution deferrals and...

Oberoi Realty (OBER), a leader in the luxury segment, recently launched Elysian Tower D in 1QFY26 following the launch of its highly anticipated Thane project in FY25, which received a strong response.

HCLTech delivered 3.7% YoY revenue growth despite a seasonal 0.8% sequential dip, driven by strong demand in technology, telecom, retail, and financial services, with solid performance in Europe and the Rest of the World. Operating margins declined to 16.3% due to lower utilization from early hiring, a client bankruptcy, and continued investments in GenAI and go-to-market capabilities. Services grew 4.5% YoY, while software revenue declined 3%YoY. Bookings totaled USD 1.8bn, with two large deals delayed to Q2, supporting confidence in near-term growth. Company deepened its AI-led strategy through partnerships...