Q1 results 2026: More than 130 companies are scheduled to release their financial results for the quarter ending on 30 June 2026 (Q1 results 2026) on Wednesday, 5 August, amid ongoing earnings season.
Power Grid Corporation of India, Cummins India, PB Fintech, Whirlpool of India, and Biocon are among the companies to report their Q1 results FY27 today.
On Tuesday, Indian benchmark indices ended on a mixed note on Tuesday, August 4, in an unusual trading session, as the 30-share Sensex climbed more than 0.60% while the NSE Nifty 50 fell over 1%. The sharp divergence between the two key indices caught market participants by surprise.
Power Grid Q1 results 2026 preview
Brokerage firm Motilal Oswal expects Power Grid‘s APAT to grow 4% YoY, driven by a marginal increase in the regulated equity base.
The firm further anticipates Revenue/EBITDA to grow 7-8% YoY at INR106/INR87b.
Meanwhile, brokerage firm Kotak Institutional Equities expects capex of Rs85 bn and asset capitalisation of ₹60 billion in 1QFY27. “Improved PAT growth reflective of healthy asset capitalisation in 2HFY26,” it said.
PB Fintech Q1 results 2026 preview
MOFSL expects PB Fintech’s insurance premium growth to remain healthy, with health insurance growing substantially, supporting strong momentum in the core online business.
“Profitability is expected to improve further, supported by operating leverage and scale benefits. The growth trajectory of new business initiatives is likely to remain subdued due to slower execution in the UAE business,” the firm said.
Whirlpool of India Q1 results 2026 preview
Kotak forecasts a 12% YoY revenue growth (versus 8.8% in 4Q), assuming muted growth in refrigerators (weak market demand), double-digit growth in washers (share gains), and robust growth in RAC (share gains) and Elica (industry tailwinds).
“We estimate a 400 bps yoy contraction in GM to 29.4% (versus 380 bps yoy compression in 4Q), impacted by RM inflation, INR depreciation and a higher RAC mix, partly offset by P4G initiatives, pricing actions and premiumization. EBITDA margin is likely to decline 320 bps yoy to 5.5%, due to GM contraction and higher e-waste expenses. Our estimates imply an EBITDA/PBT decline of ~29%/28% yoy,” the brokerage firm said.
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