
Raymond's Q1 profit fell, hurt by discontinued operations, while Oil India's profit surged 73%, according to NDTV Profit. The results come as over 200 companies, including SBI, Titan, and Hindalco, prepare to…
Raymond's Q1 profit fell, hurt by discontinued operations, while Oil India's profit surged 73%, according to NDTV Profit. The results come as over 200 companies, including SBI, Titan, and Hindalco, prepare to announce June-quarter earnings on August 6.
The earnings season is picking up pace. Investors are tracking these numbers for cues on demand and margin trends. NDTV Profit reported the specific figures, which highlight the mixed performance across sectors.
The headline numbers hide the real story. Raymond's fall stems from discontinued operations, not its core business, and Oil India's 73% jump may reflect one-off gains. Investors chasing quarterly pops without reading the fine print often get burned. The test is the management commentary on demand, not the profit line. Will core earnings per share improve for Raymond, and can Oil India sustain its growth without price spikes? Those answers will settle the quarter.
Source: ndtvprofit.com
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