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Quarterly results: Oct–Dec 2025 (Q3 FY26)

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

4,290 companies have reported

49 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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Hindustan Aeronautics LimitedAerospace & DefenseSales 10%+, profit 20%+: revenue +11%, profit +30%, margin up 0.1 pointsWhy Margin up to 27.7% as material costs fell 12%
Profit YoY
+29.6%
Revenue YoY
+10.7%
Margin vs LY, pts
+0.1
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HAL's sales rose 14.4% to ₹5,515 crore in April to June 2026 & its margin widened to 27.7%, lifting profit 14.9% to ₹1,590 crore. Raw material costs fell 12% even as sales grew, according to Upstox.
HAL's margin rose 1.1 points to 27.7% in April to June 2026 as sales grew 14.4% to ₹5,515 crore while material costs fell.
What Hindustan Aeronautics does
Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) is the government-owned maker of military aircraft, helicopters & aircraft engines in India, such as the Tejas fighter & Dhruv & Prachand helicopters. Its main customers are the Indian Air Force, Army & Navy, & it also repairs & overhauls aircraft.
What is behind it
HAL reported on 12 August 2026 that revenue rose to ₹5,515 crore from ₹4,819 crore, while raw material costs fell 12% to ₹2,780 crore, according to Upstox; EBITDA (operating profit) rose 19% & the margin widened from 26.6% to 27.7%. Deliveries of the Tejas Mk1A fighter remain held up by late GE engine supplies: GE shipped four more F404 engines in September, taking the total to 14, according to Indian Defence News citing the Hindustan Times. Earlier in October (6 October), the Defence Minister said HAL will raise output of Su-30MKI fighter engines from 30 to 50 a year, according to Asian Military Review. We found no company filing or major HAL-specific news in the week of 13 to 19 October.
How big is it
The April to June quarter is usually HAL's smallest: its ₹5,515 crore revenue is about 16.7% of the ₹33,089 crore HAL earned across all four quarters of FY26. Profit of ₹1,590 crore is about 28.8 rupees on every 100 rupees of sales.
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Bharat Electronics Ltd.Aerospace & DefenseSales 10%+, profit 20%+: revenue +24%, profit +20%, margin up 0.8 points
Profit YoY
+20.4%
Revenue YoY
+24.0%
Margin vs LY, pts
+0.8
Grasim Industries LtdCement & Cement ProductsSales 10%+, profit 20%+: revenue +27%, profit +21%, margin up 1.1 points
Profit YoY
+21.1%
Revenue YoY
+27.4%
Margin vs LY, pts
+1.1
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