More than 115 companies are lined up to unveil their April-June quarter results for FY26 on Tuesday, giving investors and analysts a packed earnings calendar. With market watchers eyeing early cues for economic health and sectoral performance, today’s reports could offer plenty of signals—both green and red.
Power Grid, IndiGo, Tata Steel Among Today’s Heavyweights
All eyes are on the big boys. Power Grid Corporation, InterGlobe Aviation (IndiGo), Hyundai Motor India, Tata Steel, and Punjab National Bank are among the top-tier names reporting earnings today.
These giants span key sectors—energy, aviation, auto, metals, and banking. Investors will be watching for clarity on capex, pricing trends, margin pressures, and post-election momentum.
IndiGo, in particular, has gained attention after a turbulent June with rising fuel prices and route expansions. Power Grid’s infra pipeline and Tata Steel’s international exposure could also be talking points.
Who Else Is Reporting? A Packed Midcap and Smallcap Lineup
Beyond the front-page players, there’s a mountain of midcaps and smallcaps releasing their quarterly updates today. From tech to pharma to retail, the diversity of companies is striking.
Some of the key names include:
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KPIT Technologies
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Aster DM Healthcare
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Indraprastha Gas
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JB Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals
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Navin Fluorine International
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Firstsource Solutions
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Redington
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IIFL Finance
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Zydus Wellness
The market tends to react sharply to surprises from these mid-sized firms. A beat or miss here can swing stock prices double digits in a day.
Sector Watch: Banks, Auto, Pharma, Tech—Who’s Leading?
With such a vast pool reporting today, it’s helpful to break things down by sector. Here’s what’s being closely watched:
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Banking & Finance: Punjab National Bank, IIFL Finance, PTC India Financial Services
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Pharma & Healthcare: Aster DM, JB Chemicals, Zydus Wellness
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Tech & IT: KPIT Technologies, Moschip Technologies, Sonata Software
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Auto & Components: Hyundai, JBM Auto, Greaves Cotton
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Chemicals & Materials: Navin Fluorine, Meghmani Organics, BASF India
Each of these industries has its own set of tailwinds and headwinds this quarter—from rupee fluctuation to input cost easing and policy shifts.
What’s Already Been Priced In?
Now here’s the catch—markets have a tendency to run ahead of earnings. So while numbers matter, forward guidance and commentary may matter even more.
Many analysts believe that the market has already factored in moderate YoY growth for Q1FY26 across several sectors. But surprises could still pop up, especially:
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If banks show strong credit growth or better-than-expected margins
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If autos report solid dispatch numbers despite inflation worries
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If tech firms hint at strong deal pipelines post-election
One small miss in outlook and a stock could drop. One upbeat line in a CEO’s statement, and it could soar.
Full List of Firms Reporting Today Stretches Long
Here’s just a sample of other companies declaring results today. It’s a long scroll, but some of these names could end up making headlines by the end of the day.
| Company Name | Sector |
|---|---|
| Kaynes Technology | Electronics Manufacturing |
| Hitachi Energy India | Energy Infrastructure |
| Indus Towers | Telecom Infrastructure |
| Relaxo Footwears | Consumer Goods |
| Sonata Software | IT Services |
| Greenpanel Industries | Wood Panel Industry |
| Fino Payments Bank | Fintech |
| Tips Music | Entertainment |
| Servotech Renewable Power | Clean Energy |
| V2 Retail | Retail |
It’s a microcosm of the Indian economy—old economy and new-age, manufacturing and digital, listed heavyweights and niche firms alike.
And Later This Week—Even Bigger Names
If you thought today was busy, hold on. The rest of the week might be even more action-packed.
Names like Hindustan Unilever, Mahindra & Mahindra, Maruti Suzuki, Adani Enterprises, ITC, LIC Housing Finance, and Federal Bank are scheduled to report soon. These companies alone can move the Nifty and Sensex significantly.
Plus, Swiggy—the foodtech major—is expected to announce its quarterly performance, possibly giving rare insight into the private unicorn’s cash burn and unit economics.
