Suraj’s Q1 bookings were soft, though collections increased. With unsold stocks of ~15,000 sq.ft. (~1x quarterly pre-sales), management has a pressing need to come up with significant launches in coming quarters, especially the expected impact launch of a commercial project in Mahim (of Rs12bn GDV) by Q2/Q3 FY26.
Healthy, 13% y/y, volume growth and market-share gains in its key regions drove Sharda Cropchem’s Q1 results. Growth improved on the back of better demand scenario particularly in Europe and a near complete destocking across major regions.
Incorporated in 1963, Hindustan Aeronautics is a public sector Defence undertaking, the only Indian company to design, develop and assemble aircraft, helicopters & aero-engines, and upgrade, maintain, repair & overhaul them.
Lower Limeroad losses, greater operational efficiencies and better offline margins drove a 166bp y/y higher EBITDA margin to 14.3% (~200bps above ARe and consensus).
Decent operating performance and modest provisioning led to Indian Bank’s strong profitability, with RoA at 1.34% (down 3bps q/q). Headline asset quality and PCR improved.
Lower margins were counterbalanced by lower opex and provisions, which kept Karur Vysya Bank’s profitability robust, with 1.73% RoA (stable q/q). Headline asset quality improved, with GNPA at 0.66% (down 10bps q/q) and NNPA at 0.19% (down 1bps q/q).
Market share gains, the lower base (owing to elections) and sustained premiumisation drove an 11% rise in United Breweries’ volumes in Q1 (above the Street’s 5-7% estimate).
Dixon’s strong mobiles-led growth continues, with 42–45m/60–62m volumes targets for FY26/FY27. The Longcheer relationship transitioning into a JV provides visibility on sustained volumes post-PLI, while a joint design facility under planning marks Dixon’s strategic pivot toward the ODM model.
KEI Industries delivered strong, 32% y/y, Q1 growth in its C&W category. It targets ~18% revenue growth in FY26 with ~10.5-11% margins and 20%+ growth from FY27.