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Quarterly results: Jan–Mar 2026 (Q4 FY26)

Data as of 22 Oct 2026 · Jan–Mar 2026 results from BSE filings

4,252 companies have reported

47 companies have results with sales 15%+, profit 25%+

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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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Nestle India Ltd.Food ProductsSales 15%+, profit 25%+: revenue +23%, profit +27%, margin up 1.0 pointsWhy Profit up 36% on volumes; it flagged food inflation
Profit YoY
+27.2%
Revenue YoY
+22.6%
Margin vs LY, pts
+1.0
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Nestle India's Jul to Sep profit rose 35.9% to ₹1,010 crore on sales up 20.3%, helped by double-digit volume growth. The shares fell 7.5% on 15 Oct, their worst day since March 2020, as the company flagged rising food costs such as milk & cocoa.
Profit rose 36% to ₹1,010 crore, but the company warned of rising food inflation & the shares had their worst day since March 2020
What Nestle India does
Nestle India, the Indian arm of Switzerland's Nestle, makes Maggi noodles, Nescafe coffee, KitKat & Munch chocolates, Cerelac baby food & milk products. Its profit depends on volumes sold & the cost of milk, wheat, coffee, cocoa, sugar & edible oils.
What is behind it
Nestle India's board approved the Jul to Sep 2026 results on 15 Oct. Sales rose 20.3% & EBITDA (operating profit) rose 31.8% to ₹1,619 crore, helped by double-digit volume growth across product groups. The company flagged rising inflation, especially for food: it expects coffee & wheat prices to stay in a range, said sugar & edible oils had stabilised at high levels, called cocoa volatile on weather worries & said milk prices had risen with the season. Advertising & marketing spend rose 46%. Its only filing since, on 21 Oct, named changes in its business heads from January 2027.
How big is it
Profit of ₹1,010 crore compares with ₹743 crore a year earlier. The 7.5% fall on 15 Oct, its worst one-day fall since 23 March 2020, cut about ₹20,000 crore from its market value. Borrowings fell 64% in a year, to ₹25.3 crore.
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Grasim Industries LtdCement & Cement ProductsSales 15%+, profit 25%+: revenue +15%, profit +28%, margin up 1.3 points
Profit YoY
+27.9%
Revenue YoY
+15.4%
Margin vs LY, pts
+1.3
Samvardhana Motherson International LimitedAuto ComponentsSales 15%+, profit 25%+: revenue +17%, profit +40%, margin up 2.0 points
Profit YoY
+40.0%
Revenue YoY
+17.0%
Margin vs LY, pts
+2.0
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