Reliance Jio reported Q4FY26 revenue of Rs 38,259 crore, up 13% from Rs 33,986 crore a year earlier. Cons PAT increased 13% YoY to Rs 7,935 crore, while ARPU climbed to Rs 214. The results highlight stronger topline momentum and improving per-user monetisation as the quarter closes.
IndusInd Bank reported a standalone net profit of Rs 533 crore in Q4, reversing a year-ago loss of Rs 2,236 crore. While profit dipped sequentially, the lender still declared a final dividend of Rs 1.5 per share. The results mark a sharp turnaround and signal improving fundamentals for the bank’s earnings trajectory.
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Infosys shares fell as much as 3.5% on April 24, hitting an intraday low of Rs 1,198.80, after the company reported Q4 results. The move came following a weak session overseas and, more importantly, investor reaction to guidance for FY27, which failed to meet expectations despite the quarter’s performance.
Trent’s shares fell more than 1% on April 23 even after the Tata Group retail firm reported solid Q4 results. Traders pointed to weak overall investor sentiment that kept the market opening in red repeatedly, overriding confidence from the earnings. The stock move reflects how macro mood can dilute company-specific positives in the near term.
Oracle Financial Services Software shares surged up to 8% to an intra-day high of Rs 8,779 after the company reported strong Q4FY26 results. Net profit jumped 30.7% year-on-year, helping push investor sentiment higher during Thursday’s trading. The move underscores renewed optimism around the company’s earnings momentum going into the next quarters.
Infosys shares fell after reporting a 21% rise in profit, as its FY27 revenue growth forecast of just 1.5% to 3.5% landed below expectations. Investors were also rattled by concerns over headcount reduction and fewer new deals. While brokerages remain split between Hold and Buy calls, most have cut price targets, citing macro uncertainty and AI disruption risk.
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Shriram Finance reported a sharp rise in standalone net profit, up 41% year-on-year to Rs 3,014 crore for the March quarter. Net Interest Income increased as well, while Assets under Management grew 15%. The NBFC has recommended a final dividend of Rs 6 per share, taking the full FY26 dividend to Rs 10.80.
Fintech platform Groww has granted 24.32 lakh employee stock options worth about Rs 51 crore, following a standout Q4 FY26. The company reported an 87% jump in revenue and a more than doubling of net profit. With a lean team, Groww is also leaning into AI to speed up product development, signaling ambitious growth plans.
Persistent’s Q4 net profit rose 34% to Rs 529 crore, with revenue climbing 25.1% year-on-year to Rs 4,055.9 crore. The standout was BFSI, growing 24.3% annually, alongside 11.2% growth in software, hi-tech and emerging industries. Healthcare and life sciences also rebounded, up 14.1% after earlier lagging.
Wipro reported a 2% YoY dip in March-quarter net profit to Rs 3,502 crore even as revenue climbed 8% to Rs 24,236 crore. The IT services business grew sluggishly, with revenue up just 0.6% sequentially. Amid cost pressure and declining operating margins, Wipro approved a Rs 15,000 crore share buyback, aiming to reassure investors.
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LTTS reported a 7% year-on-year rise in Q4 net profit to Rs 332 crore. After divesting its Smart World and Communication (SWC) division, net profit from continuing operations increased 23.6% year-on-year and 8.9% quarter-on-quarter, signaling strength despite the reshaping of the company’s business.
Hindustan Zinc, Vedanta’s arm, delivered a strong Q4 with revenue rising 49% to Rs 13,544 crore. Consolidated PAT surged 68% year-on-year to Rs 5,033 crore, alongside a declared dividend of Rs 11 per share. The quarter signals continued momentum as the company outperformed the same period last year.
Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy shares slipped around 2% after Q4FY26 results showed revenue down 23% year-on-year to Rs 1,946 crore. Net profit, however, surged 143% to Rs 135 crore, aided by a 24% reduction in total expenses. The firm pointed to a strong order book and its O&M platform to fuel future growth.
Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC shares jumped up to 4.75% to a 52-week high of Rs 1,098.90, fueled by bullish notes from brokerages and strong Q4 performance. Motilal Oswal reiterated a BUY rating, citing positive momentum. The rally raises the question many investors ask: do fundamentals justify chasing the move, or is caution warranted?
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Tech Mahindra’s IT services arm reported a 16% jump in Q4 net profit to Rs 1,354 crore. Revenue stood at Rs 15,076 crore, rising 4.7% sequentially and 12.6% year-on-year. The company attributed the performance to large deal wins and growth across communications, BFSI, technology, and media and entertainment despite a tepid macro environment.
Tech Mahindra posted Q4 FY26 revenue of ₹15,076 crore, up 12.6% year-on-year and beating market estimates, marking its first double-digit growth in three years. Net profit was ₹1,354 crore, slightly below some projections, yet the stock recovered quickly from an early 6% dip and moved flat. The company declared a final dividend of ₹36 per share.
Adani Green Energy reported strong March quarter performance, with consolidated PAT rising 34.3% year-on-year to Rs 514 crore. Revenue from operations increased 16% as the company added 5.1 GW of new capacity. Operational capacity also expanded to 19.3 GW, signaling rapid scale-up as profitability accelerates alongside growth.
Persistent Systems reported a sharp rise in Q4 performance, with consolidated net profit growing 33.73% YoY to Rs 529.26 crore for the January–March quarter of FY26. Revenue also expanded by 25%, signaling stronger profitability momentum than top-line growth in a mid-tier IT services cycle.
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Infosys ended FY26 on a strong note, with Q4 profits rising as demand picked up from banking, energy, and communication clients. The turnaround in these key verticals helped lift performance, setting the tone for what investors will watch next. Meanwhile, other tech updates in the news cycle also kept attention on India’s broader digital marketplace.
Union Bank of India shares slid about 10% in two days after Q4FY26 results failed to meet broker expectations. Even as net profit increased, investors focused on weak NII, a surge in provisions, and margin pressure. Asset quality improved, but elevated credit costs and constrained near-term upside kept sentiment cautious.
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