Zomato, Paytm, L&T Finance Q3 Results Today—Earnings Estimates
Q3 Results Today: Zomato Ltd., One 97 Communications Ltd., L&T Finance Ltd., and Oberoi Realty Ltd. are among the top names that will announce their earnings for the third quarter on Monday.
Zomato is likely to clock a profit of Rs 230 crore and revenue of Rs 5,382 crore for the quarter ended December, as per the consensus estimates of analysts tracked by Bloomberg. Analysts also estimate the Ebitda of the company to be Rs 266.1 crore, at a margin of 4.90%.
Net profit of the quick commerce company was down 30% sequentially to Rs 176 crore in the quarter ended Sept. 30, 2024, missing the Bloomberg estimate of Rs 245 crore.
L&T Finance is expected to clock in a net profit worth Rs 596 crore and as per consensus estimates.
The firm's net profit rose 18.6% in the second quarter of the current financial year. The finance service company posted a profit of Rs 689 crore in the quarter ended September, according to an exchange filing.
Paytm is likely to clock a loss of Rs 332 crore and revenue of Rs 1,900 crore for the quarter ended December, as per the consensus estimates of analysts tracked by Bloomberg.The company is estimated to report a reduction in Ebitda by Rs 242.6 crore and a fall of margin by 12.80%, as per Bloomberg analysts.
Oberoi Realty is likely to report a net profit of Rs 744 crore and revenue of Rs 1,621 crore for the third quarter, according to the estimates. The company is estimated to report an Ebitda of Rs 393.4 crore and a margin of 58%, as per Bloomberg analysts.
The full list of companies reporting their third-quarter results on Friday includes Zomato, One 97 Communications (Paytm), L&T Finance, Oberoi Realty, Dixon Technologies (India), APL Apollo Tubes, Multi Commodity Exchange of India, Newgen Software, Sunteck Realty, Supreme Industries, AGI Greenpac, IDBI Bank, Indostar Capital Finance, Indian Overseas Bank, Indian Railway Finance Corp, ICICI Securities, The Jammu and Kashmir Bank, and Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals.
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