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Quarterly results: Jul–Sep 2025 (Q2 FY26)

Data as of 26 Oct 2026 · Jul–Sep 2025 results from BSE filings

4,209 companies have reported

33 companies have results with sales 10%+, profit 20%+

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This quarter's results sorted into three growth bands, each against the same quarter last year: sales up 20% or more & profit up 30% or more; sales up 15% or more & profit up 25% or more; sales up 10% or more & profit up 20% or more. A result sits in the highest band it meets. Every band also needs a wider operating margin than a year ago. Only companies with a market cap of ₹500 crore or more, with profit from the business: a profit jump that operating profit does not share, or one carried by exceptional items, does not count, & a loss a year ago leaves no growth to measure. Banks, lenders & insurers are left out because operating margin does not describe their business. A band describes one quarter, not what comes next.

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Bharti Airtel Ltd.Telecom - ServicesSales 10%+, profit 20%+: revenue +12%, profit +81%, margin up 2.7 pointsWhy Profit up 35% as each user paid more
Profit YoY
+80.5%
Revenue YoY
+11.5%
Margin vs LY, pts
+2.7
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Bharti Airtel's profit rose 34.9% to ₹10,012 crore in April to June 2026 on sales up 18.4% to ₹58,539 crore. Average monthly revenue per Indian mobile user rose from ₹250 to ₹264, & the company added a record 1 million postpaid customers.
Bharti Airtel's April to June profit rose 34.9% to ₹10,012 crore as sales grew 18.4%, helped by users paying more each month.
What Bharti Airtel does
Bharti Airtel is India's second-largest mobile network by users, & also sells home broadband, digital TV & business connectivity. Through Airtel Africa it runs mobile networks in 14 African countries, serving about 681 million customers across 15 countries in all.
What is behind it
On 4 August 2026 Airtel reported April to June revenue of ₹58,539 crore, up 18.4% from ₹49,463 crore. The company said growth came from customers moving to costlier plans, a rise in ARPU (average revenue per user: what one mobile customer pays on average each month) from ₹250 to ₹264, more smartphone data users, a record 1 million postpaid additions & home broadband revenue up 33.2%. According to Upstox, profit belonging to Airtel's own shareholders, after the share owned by outside investors in units like Airtel Africa, rose 37.3% to ₹8,167 crore; filing data show a one-off charge of ₹353 crore in the quarter. In the week of 13 to 19 October, Airtel disclosed on 14 October that it paid a ₹1.5 lakh penalty from the Department of Telecommunications over customer-verification lapses in Madhya Pradesh, & on 19 October it launched voice & SMS only prepaid plans priced ₹185 to ₹206 after a Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) rule.
How big is it
Revenue grew by ₹9,076 crore in one quarter (₹58,539 crore against ₹49,463 crore). Profit of ₹10,012 crore against ₹58,539 crore of revenue is about 17.1 rupees of profit on every 100 rupees of sales.
Researched 20 Oct
Hindalco Industries Ltd.Non - Ferrous MetalsSales 10%+, profit 20%+: revenue +13%, profit +21%, margin up slightly (under 0.1 point)
Profit YoY
+21.3%
Revenue YoY
+13.5%
Margin vs LY, pts
+0.0
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd.Electrical EquipmentSales 10%+, profit 20%+: revenue +14%, profit +253%, margin up 3.6 pointsWhy Profit up 119% as margins widened to 11%
Profit YoY
+253.2%
Revenue YoY
+14.1%
Margin vs LY, pts
+3.6
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BHEL's Jul to Sep profit rose 119% to ₹821 crore on revenue up 24% to ₹9,300 crore, as its EBITDA margin widened to 11% from 7.7%. Its order book rose 17.3% to ₹2,57,571 crore, about 7.6 years of last year's sales.
Jul to Sep profit more than doubled to ₹821 crore, & orders waiting to be delivered reached ₹2.58 lakh crore
What Bharat Heavy Electricals does
BHEL (Bharat Heavy Electricals) is a government-owned engineering company. It makes & installs equipment for power plants, such as boilers, turbines & generators, plus equipment for railways, defence, nuclear plants & industry.
What is behind it
BHEL reported its Jul to Sep 2026 results on 14 Oct. Revenue rose 24% to ₹9,300 crore & profit rose 119% to ₹821 crore, with no one-off items, & EBITDA (operating profit) rose about 77% to ₹1,026 crore. Its order book (orders won but not yet delivered) reached ₹2,57,571 crore on 30 Sep, up 17.3%, including about ₹16,400 crore of transport & ₹12,800 crore of nuclear orders, the company said. The board also approved about ₹500 crore for more thermal & nuclear equipment capacity at Haridwar. Its filings since were management changes, including a new director for human resources on 22 Oct.
How big is it
Order book of ₹2,57,571 crore against ₹33,782 crore of revenue in FY26 (Apr 2025 to Mar 2026), about 7.6 years of sales. Profit of ₹821 crore compares with ₹375 crore a year earlier.
Researched 26 Oct
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