As Indian stock markets brace for a data-heavy day, Q4 results today will take centre stage. Twenty-four companies—including blue-chip names like SBI, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and Avenue Supermarts (DMart)—will declare their January-March 2025 earnings on May 3. This flurry of financial updates is expected to influence sectoral momentum and investor sentiment as we look ahead to FY26 projections.
This earnings season comes at a critical juncture. Markets are trying to decode inflation trends, RBI’s policy path, and global economic cues. Hence, today’s announcements carry added weight for traders and long-term investors alike.
Full List: 24 Companies Declaring Results on May 3
According to the BSE website, the following companies are scheduled to release their Q4 results today:
Keep in mind, several of these companies are also expected to announce dividends for FY25, which could drive short-term market interest.
How Q4 Numbers Can Shape FY26 Strategy
For seasoned investors and new traders alike, these Q4 results offer clues into company resilience, growth potential, and sector strength. With macroeconomic uncertainties still hovering, solid financials may attract institutional buying and prompt portfolio reshuffling.
Results from small caps like Ceinsys Tech and mid-caps like Privi Speciality Chemicals also provide a broader view of India Inc.’s health. As always, be cautious of overreactions and look for quality over hype.
Post-Results Trading: Strategy for Investors and Traders
Intraday traders can look forward to increased volatility, especially in banking and consumer stocks. It’s wise to wait for the earnings reaction to settle before jumping in. For positional investors, these results are a chance to realign strategies with the fundamentals.
Stick to risk management. If companies beat estimates and raise guidance, expect positive price action. If earnings disappoint, opportunities may arise for long-term accumulation—especially in undervalued quality names.
Disclaimer: The views and investment insights provided here are based on publicly available information and do not constitute financial advice. Readers are advised to conduct their own research or consult certified financial experts before making investment decisions.
