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HUL Q4 Results: Revenue from operations grew 2.4% year-on-year to ₹15,214 crore, up from ₹14,857 crore in the corresponding quarter last year. EBITDA edged up to ₹3,466 crore from ₹3,435 crore, though the EBITDA margin slipped by 30 basis points to 23.1%.

Hyundai Motor s first-quarter operating profit increased by 2%, aligning with analysts expectations. The rise was driven by accelerated customer purchases in anticipation of U.S. tariffs and a favorable exchange rate due to a weak South Korean won. The company reported an operating profit of 3.6 trillion won for the period.

​So, even though India is less affected from an export point of view because exports are a smaller share of the economy compared to other parts of Asia, in particular Southeast Asia, India is still caught up and we are seeing slightly weaker growth projections expected for this year.

Maruti Suzuki India is projected to reveal Q4FY25 revenue growth between 4% and 10%, driven by volume increases and price adjustments. However, profitability might face challenges due to rising costs. Brokerages have mixed outlooks on net profit, with some anticipating slight growth while others foresee a marginal decline, influenced by factors like input costs and product mix.

Nestle India Q4 Results: While announcing its quarterly numbers, Nestle also handed out a final dividend of Rs 10 for FY25.

Reliance Jio is poised to announce strong Q4FY25 results, with brokerages projecting a 19-25% YoY net profit increase, potentially reaching ₹6,677 crore. Revenue is expected to grow by 15-17% YoY, driven by subscriber additions and ARPU growth. While estimates vary among firms like Axis Securities, ICICI Securities, Morgan Stanley, and Nomura, all anticipate positive performance.

Unilever exceeded expectations with a 3% increase in underlying sales growth for the first quarter, surpassing analysts predictions of a 2.8% rise. The company, known for brands like Dove and Ben & Jerry s, reaffirmed its full-year 2025 outlook, expressing confidence despite global economic uncertainties.

Moody s is scrutinizing IndusInd Bank s risk management and leadership transition, following revelations of accounting discrepancies in forex derivatives. The review, initiated last month, aims to assess the bank s capabilities, with a decision expected within 90 days. An external report highlighted a potential ₹1,979 crore negative impact as of June 30, 2024.