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    HILTON METAL FORGING LTD Q1 RESULTS

    Investing in bank, auto, healthcare, metal or IT stocks? Check how different sectors of Nifty 500 fared in Q1 2025

    Despite the weak June quarter performance, an Antique Stock Broking earnings review report expects a minimal earnings downgrade in coming quarters. The report lists increased economic activity, especially government spending, rural recovery, given the outlook of above-normal monsoon, lower commodity prices, likely start of the rate cut cycle and expectations of healthy upcoming festive demand as some of the factors that will support the performance of corporate India. Here’s how different sectors of the Nifty 500 fared in the first quarter of 2024-25.

    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.

    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.

    India Inc: Key takeaways from Q1 results season

    In Q1FY25, Bank and Auto stocks outperformed, while Infrastructure, Pharmaceuticals, and Metals lagged, resulting in modest 3% earnings growth. Revenue growth stayed at 9%. Real estate, pharmaceutical, and IT sectors highlighted notable revenue and profitability growth. Banks' NIMs remained stable, and auto sales surged, especially in two-wheelers and commercial vehicles.

    Hindalco net debt negative in India; in Q2, EBITDA per tonne to come in a bit lower than in Q1: Satish Pai

    Hindalco reported higher-than-expected sales for the quarter, driven by strong demand and operational efficiency. Consolidated EBITDA soared 31% year-on-year to Rs 7,992 crore. MD Satish Pai stated that the company will stick with its Rs 600 crore guidance, focusing on profitability rather than top-line growth as aluminium prices influence revenue unpredictably.

    Hindalco Q1 results today: Here's what to expect

    Hindalco Q1 results today: Hindalco may report an 11% YoY revenue growth with profits expected to rise 39% YoY. Analysts emphasized strong volumes and higher aluminum pricing effects. Motilal Oswal, Kotak Equities, and YES Securities stressed the significance of commissioning multiple capex projects and Novelis' EBITDA guidance. Factors like better realizations and stable costs contributed to the positive outlook.

    The Economic Times
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