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At least 15 companies are set to announce their quarterly earnings on April 17, offering insights into their performance for the January–March period. These results are closely watched by investors, as they provide a snapshot of how businesses have navigated the quarter and help in assessing future growth prospects and potential challenges.
Key companies scheduled to report their Q4 results today include Aditya Birla Money Ltd., Bajaj Consumer Care Ltd., Mastek Ltd., and Jio Financial Services Ltd.
Jio Financial Services FY26 Results Highlights
Jio Financial Services FY26 Results Highlights
Reliance Industries is set to announce its fourth quarter results on April 24.
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Jio Financial Services Q4 Results Highlights
Jio Financial Services Q4 Results Highlights (Cons, YoY)
The fourth quarter earnings season has kicked off on a strong note, with the Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Wipro reporting better than expected revenue. After the IT giants announce their results, Trent will announce results for quarter ended March on April 22.
Mastek Q4 Results Highlights (Cons, QoQ)
Mastek shares closed 2.85% higher ahead of results at Rs 1,746 per share. This compares against 0.65% advance in NSE Nifty 50. In the last one week shares have risen 10.45% and 19.91% in one month. The shares fell 17.03% ear-to-date and 24.84% in one year.
Jio Financial Services shares closed 1.07% higher ahead of results at Rs 243.86 per share. This compares against 0.65% advance in NSE Nifty 50. In the last one week shares have risen 0.66% and 3.03% in one month. The shares fell 17.21% ear-to-date and 0.68% in one year.
HDFC Bank could announce a final dividend of about Rs 8 per share for FY26, based on Bloomberg estimates and after accounting for the Rs 5 per share special dividend already declared during the year. The key question for investors is whether the country's largest private lender will meet that implied expectation or exceed forecasts for a fifth straight fiscal year.
Bloomberg estimates place FY26 dividend expectations at Rs 13.08 per share. With Rs 5 per share already announced as a special dividend, the implied balance payout works out to about Rs 8 per share if the bank matches the consensus estimate.
India's banks are expected to report a steady March-quarter performance, with healthy loan growth and stable asset quality, while net interest margins are seen largely range-bound and treasury income may soften after the rise in bond yields.
Brokerages expect earnings to be supported by stronger advances growth and contained credit costs across large lenders. Net interest income is seen growing in the high single to low double digits for several banks, though profit growth could be moderated by weaker trading gains.
ICICI Bank's dividend announcement is in focus as market estimates point to a possible record payout in more than a decade. Bloomberg estimates for FY26 peg the expected dividend at Rs 11.7 per share. That company is expected to announcement the payout along with Q4 results on Saturday, April 18.
If the lender declares that amount, it would be its highest dividend in 12 years, based on the historical data. The final number, however, may vary sharply from current projections.
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