Hero MotoCorp reported record Q4 and FY26 profits driven by strong sales, premiumisation and EV growth. Revenue and volumes surged, margins improved, and global expansion strengthened, reinforcing its leadership and positioning for sustained future mobility growth.
Nithin Kamath cautioned that India’s market rally may not reflect a broad bull run, citing weak cash turnover and negative equity inflows. Growth is driven by SIPs and leveraged trading, raising concerns about speculative activity dominating true investment participation.
Jammu & Kashmir Bank reported a 36% rise in Q4 profit with improved asset quality and higher operating profit. Annual profit hit a record high, while advances and deposits grew steadily, supported by focus on retail, MSME and agriculture lending.
Staffing and workforce solutions provider Quess Corp has posted a consolidated profit of Rs 64.34 crore during the March quarter.
CSB Bank is turning cautious on gold loans amid price volatility linked to geopolitical tensions. The lender expects slower growth, shifting focus to wholesale and SME lending while leveraging digital capabilities, maintaining stable credit growth and conservative loan-to-value ratios.
Poonawalla Fincorp reported a sharp profit rise driven by margin expansion, higher income, and improved asset quality. AUM crossed Rs 60,000 crore, credit costs eased, and capital adequacy strengthened after fundraise, supporting future growth and digital expansion.
Hero MotoCorp Q4 Results: Hero MotoCorp on Tuesday reported a strong set of fourth-quarter earnings, posting record revenue and profit for the January-March period of FY26.
Indian government bonds steadied on Tuesday, with the benchmark 10-year snapping a five-session slide, as bargain buying picked up after oil prices showed no further spike despite renewed U.S.-Iran attacks.
Larsen & Toubro announced a Rs 38 dividend for FY26, alongside mixed Q4 results with slight profit decline and strong revenue growth. Robust order inflows and international expansion supported annual performance, positioning the company for future technology-driven growth.
Indian markets closed lower amid selling in financial, consumer and realty stocks. Key movers included Voltamp’s sharp fall on weak results, while Tata Technologies, CAMS and Sobha gained.
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