A total of 86 companies are slated to announce their Q1 FY27 earnings today, with key names including Tata Consumer Products, SBI Life Insurance, Hindustan Zinc, Shriram Finance, ACC, Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, SAIL, SBI Cards, Laurus Labs and Lodha Developers.
Manipal Health Enterprises will launch its Rs 9,275 crore IPO on July 29 with a price band of Rs 560-590 per share. The issue comprises a fresh issue of Rs 8,000 crore and an OFS worth Rs 1,275.2 crore, with proceeds primarily earmarked for debt repayment and acquiring a minority stake in Sahyadri Hospitals.
Largecaps offer better safety as valuations are below historical averages. Private banks and cement sectors show clear earnings visibility and growth potential. Mid and smallcaps show momentum but require more confirmation for a bull market. Earnings growth will primarily drive returns over the next twelve months. A balanced SIP allocation is recommended for moderate risk investors over ten years.
Motilal Oswal Financial Services reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 1,273 crore for Q1 FY27. Revenue from operations jumped over 25% year-on-year to Rs 3,426 crore during the quarter. The company achieved its highest ever operating profit after tax of Rs 1,513 crore. Its asset management business profit surged 73% to Rs 245 crore. The wealth management segment saw a 42% rise in Annual Recurring Revenue.
Tesla shares plunged up to 15% after weak quarterly earnings, triggering about $4.1 billion in one-day gains for short sellers. Concerns over AI spending, high valuation, and soft auto margins weighed on sentiment, though retail investors continued buying and some analysts see the decline as a long-term opportunity.
Wall Street closed sharply lower with Nasdaq down over 2% as weak Big Tech earnings and rising AI spending concerns hit sentiment. Surging oil prices above $100, driven by Middle East tensions, reignited inflation fears and pushed bond yields higher, overshadowing gains in defense stocks like Lockheed Martin.
Suryoday Small Finance Bank reported a more than twofold rise in first-quarter net profit to Rs 75 crore, driven by healthy business growth. Net interest income, operating profit and advances increased strongly, while gross NPAs improved significantly from a year earlier.
This has been a banner year for stock listings, thanks largely to AI firms, but the massive size of the operations raises questions about whether the markets can continue to absorb them. AI is also driving the growth in listings by Chinese firms, as well as the tighter restrictions on capital movements amid continued tensions between Beijing and Washington.
Meesho narrowed its June-quarter loss to Rs 133 crore as marketplace revenue surged 48% and user engagement strengthened. Better delivery conversion, higher monetisation, AI-led productivity gains and rapid seller growth, especially from smaller cities, supported improved operating performance.
Brent crude surged above $100 a barrel after Houthi rebels claimed attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, escalating supply concerns. Rising crude prices intensified inflation fears, lifted bond yields and heightened risks to global energy markets.
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