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    GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGIES LTD Q1 RESULTS

    Take notice! In a muted Q1 season, these 14 companies doubled sales and profits

    14 companies with market capitalization exceeding Rs 2,500 crore demonstrated exceptional performance in Q1 2024, doubling their sales and profits. Top performers included Spright Agro and Diamond Power Infrastructure. The broader market saw mixed results with sectors like BFSI and automobile doing well, but oil marketing companies underperforming.

    Q1 results shocker: 40 companies report more than 50% drop in profit

    The profits of 40 Indian companies have plummeted by more than 50% in the June quarter, primarily due to higher raw material costs and unfavorable base effects. Notable names like Allcargo Logistics and Rajesh Exports saw drastic declines. Analysts suggest cautious investment strategies amid high market valuations and slowing profit growth.

    Railway sector Q1 review: Average PAT decline 16% QoQ, revenue down 24%. What are your cues?

    The railway sector reported an average 16% drop in net profits and a 24% revenue decline for the quarter ending June 30, 2024. Ten out of thirteen companies saw decreased profits, and all experienced revenue declines. Stocks have fallen by up to 32% from their 52-week highs, raising concerns about performance.

    LIC plays the price game for growth, margins take a back seat, for now

    LIC, India's largest insurance provider, shifted its growth strategy, focusing on expansion over margins. In Q1 FY25, it reported a 24% rise in value of new business due to a 21% increase in annualized premium equivalent. This strategy led to a rise in non-par segment premiums but a decline in overall margins.

    Ola Electric Q1 Results: Cons loss widens to Rs 347 crore YoY, revenue jumps 32%

    Ola Electric Q1 Results: The EV two-wheeler maker had reported a net loss of Rs 267 crore in the last-year period. Revenue grew 32.3% to Rs 1,644 crore. The loss, however, narrowed compared to the previous quarter's Rs 416 crore. The company faced a 27% year-over-year increase in total expenses.

    FII selloff hits Rs 30,000 crore since Budget but why aren't alarm bells ringing?

    FIIs have sold Indian stocks worth Rs 30,000 crore since the Budget due to high valuations and global economic concerns. Despite the sell-off, Indian markets remained resilient due to strong domestic investor support. Analysts expect FII behavior to improve by November as key global economic conditions stabilize.

    The Economic Times
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