Trent, Bajaj Finance, Ambuja Cements, BPCL Q4 Results Today — Earnings Estimates
Trent Ltd., Bajaj Finance Ltd., Bajaj Finserv Ltd. and Ambuja Cements Ltd. are among the top names that will announce their earnings for the March quarter on Tuesday.
Ambuja Cementsis expected to clock 11% year-on-year growth in consolidated revenue at Rs 9,903.2 crore in the fourth quarter, according to analysts' consensus estimates compiled by Bloomberg. The bottomline is likely to be Rs 735.4 crore.
On an operational basis, the Adani Group Group company is projected to grow its Ebitda to Rs 1,644.6 crore, with a margin of 16.6%.
Analysts forecast Trent to report a 30% growth in its standalone revenue at Rs 4,132 crore. Profit is likely to decline to Rs 302.7 crore from Rs 654.3 crore.
Bajaj Finance is estimated to post over 22% growth in standalone revenue at Rs 10,870 crore in the March quarter. Profit may come in at Rs 4,230 crore.
Bharat Petroleum Corp. is projected to have a standalone revenue of Rs 1.08 lakh crore and a net profit of Rs 2,525.4 crore.
Star Health and Allied Insurance is estimated to report a standalone net profit of Rs 737 crore and revenue of Rs 15,621 crore.
Bajaj Finserve, Capital Small Finance Bank, Ceat, CIE Automotive India, Five-Star Business Finance, IndiaMART InterMESH, Indostar Capital Finance, Jana Small Finance Bank, PCBL Chemical, Praj Industries, Schaeffler India, Shoppers Stop, UTI Asset Management Company, and Vishal Mega Mart are the other companies that will report their fourth quarter results on April 29.
Besides financial results, the boards are also expected to announce dividends and share outlook for fiscal 2026. Company executives will address analysts at their earnings concall after the results.
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