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Quarterly results: Jul–Sep 2026 (Q2 FY27)

Data as of 21 Oct 2026 · Jul–Sep 2026 results from BSE filings

245 companies have reported so far

17 companies grew fast at a fair price

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A strong quarter at a price that still looks fair for the growth. Profit up more than 20% & revenue up more than 15% on the same quarter last year, operating profit (EBITDA) up more than 20% too, operating margin higher than a year ago, EPS up more than 20% (restated for any split or bonus), market cap above ₹2,000 crore, and a PEG below 2 (P/E divided by 12-month EPS growth in %; by the growth of the latest financial year when our results do not reach the four quarters a year earlier). When one-off (exceptional) items come to more than a quarter of 12-month pre-tax profit, P/E & EPS growth leave them out (profit before tax & those items, taxed at 25%). The growth used in PEG is capped at 100%, and PEG is left blank when 12-month EPS a year earlier was below ₹1, because growth from a tiny base makes any P/E look cheap. A PEG near 1 means you pay about one P/E point per point of growth. Profit jumps the business did not earn are left out: when profit more than doubles but operating profit grew far less, or when exceptional items are material and profit before tax without them grew 20% or less. Banks, lenders & insurers are left out because operating profit & margin do not describe their business.

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Mangalore Refinery & PetrochemicalsPetroleum ProductsProfit +203%, revenue +37%, PEG 0.1Why Profit nearly tripled to ₹1,881 crore on wider margins
Profit YoY
+203.0%
Revenue YoY
+37.1%
PEG
0.07
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MRPL's Jul to Sep profit rose to ₹1,881 crore from ₹639 crore a year earlier, as EBITDA (operating profit) doubled to ₹3,210 crore. It processed less crude & exported 39% less, so the gain came from earning more on each tonne it refined.
Profit nearly tripled to ₹1,881 crore in Jul to Sep, even though it processed 5.6% less crude
What Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemicals does
MRPL (Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemicals) is a government-owned oil refiner & a subsidiary of ONGC (Oil & Natural Gas Corporation). At Mangaluru it turns crude oil into petrol, diesel, jet fuel, LPG & plastics such as polypropylene, & it also runs fuel stations. Its profit depends mainly on the refining margin (what it earns on fuels minus what it pays for crude).
What is behind it
MRPL reported its Jul to Sep 2026 results on 14 Oct. Revenue rose 37% to ₹35,590 crore & EBITDA rose to ₹3,210 crore from ₹1,565 crore, even though throughput (crude & other feedstock processed) fell to 4.18 million tonnes from 4.43 million & exports fell to ₹6,327 crore from ₹10,404 crore, the company said. Its release did not give the refining margin. It declared an interim dividend (a payout during the year) of ₹3 a share & said it won its first international credit rating, BBB- with a stable outlook from Fitch, level with India's own rating. The shares rose 5.3% on 14 Oct & fell as much as 7.6% the next day; no source gave a reason for the fall.
How big is it
Profit of ₹1,881 crore against ₹639 crore a year earlier, about 2.9 times. In Apr to Sep profit was ₹2,796 crore against ₹367 crore, on ₹77,199 crore of revenue, about 73% of the ₹1.05 lakh crore it sold in all of FY26 (Apr 2025 to Mar 2026).
Researched 19 Oct
Hindustan Zinc Ltd.Non - Ferrous MetalsProfit +142%, revenue +77%, PEG 0.1Why Record quarter: profit up 142% to ₹6,412 crore
Profit YoY
+142.1%
Revenue YoY
+76.5%
PEG
0.11
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Hindustan Zinc's profit rose 142% to a record ₹6,412 crore in July to September, on sales up 77% to ₹15,093 crore. The company credited higher metal prices & more output, while its cost of making a tonne of zinc fell 29%.
Hindustan Zinc's profit rose 142% to a record ₹6,412 crore, on higher metal prices, more output & lower costs
What Hindustan Zinc does
Hindustan Zinc is India's largest producer of zinc, lead & silver, & a subsidiary of Vedanta, with the Government of India as a minority shareholder. It runs underground mines & smelters (plants that extract metal from ore) in Rajasthan. Most of its zinc goes into galvanised steel (steel coated with zinc so it does not rust), & its silver into jewellery & industry.
What is behind it
Hindustan Zinc reported its July to September 2026 results on 19 October, after the session closed. Sales rose 77% to a record ₹15,093 crore & EBITDA (operating profit) rose 108% to ₹9,285 crore, with the operating margin widening to 61.3% from 52.0%. The company credited higher metal prices, more output & better earnings from by-products, while its zinc cost of production (excluding royalty, a fee paid to the government on metal mined) fell 29% to $703 a tonne on better ore grades & more renewable power. Mined metal rose 5% to a record 2.71 lakh tonnes & silver output rose 20% to 173 tonnes.
How big is it
Profit of ₹6,412 crore against ₹2,649 crore a year ago, about 2.4 times. This one quarter's profit is about 46% of the ₹13,832 crore it earned in all of last year (FY26), & its sales are about 37% of last year's ₹40,844 crore.
Researched 20 Oct
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd.Electrical EquipmentProfit +119%, revenue +24%, PEG 0.5Why Profit up 119% as margins widened to 11%
Profit YoY
+119.0%
Revenue YoY
+23.8%
PEG
0.50
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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 & India's largest maker of power plant equipment. It makes boilers, turbines & generators for coal, hydro & nuclear plants, & also supplies transmission, railway & defence equipment, mainly to government & private power companies.
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, according to the Free Press Journal; EBITDA (operating profit) rose 76.6% to ₹1,026 crore, Kotak Neo reported. 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. The shares rose about 5% on 14 Oct & fell about 5% on 15 Oct, as reports noted new orders in the quarter were far lower than a year earlier.
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 19 Oct
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