Company Results

Parle Agro has reported a significant rise in profitability for the financial year 2024–25, reflecting robust consumer demand, disciplined cost management and a resilient distribution network. The packaged beverages and foods major benefited from steady volume growth across key brands, improved operating leverage and sharper control over input costs. Despite inflationary pressures and intense competition in the fast-moving consumer goods sector, the company delivered a strong financial performance.

Coca-Cola India has reported a remarkable 46.3% rise in net profit for the fiscal year 2025, reflecting robust domestic consumption, effective cost management, and strategic product diversification. The company’s revenue growth was driven by strong demand across sparkling beverages, juices, and packaged water segments, alongside innovative marketing campaigns and an expanded distribution footprint. Analysts view the performance as a testament to Coca-Cola’s ability to adapt to shifting consumer preferences while maintaining operational efficiency.

IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd. recorded a robust upswing in toll collections during November, reporting revenue of Rs 716 crore, a 16 percent rise year-over-year. The increase underscores consistent traffic growth across key corridors operated by the company, reflecting sustained economic activity and improved mobility patterns. As India’s highway development continues at a rapid pace, toll operators like IRB Infra are benefiting from higher vehicle movement, diversified project portfolios, and the maturing of long-term concessions.

India’s paint sector is poised for a strong performance in the third quarter, driven by robust demand in the decorative and industrial segments. Analysts anticipate an uptick in revenues, supported by easing raw material costs and operational efficiencies that could enhance profit margins. Companies are leveraging both rural and urban demand, alongside strategic pricing adjustments, to offset inflationary pressures. With the festive season approaching, consumer sentiment is expected to further bolster sales.

Suzuki Motorcycle India posted a robust 30% rise in total sales during November, reflecting strong traction across both domestic and export markets. The company’s performance underscores a resurgence in two-wheeler demand, supported by improved consumer sentiment, increased urban mobility needs, and expanding dealership reach. Domestic sales contributed the bulk of volumes, while exports also registered healthy growth, signaling wider acceptance of the brand in international markets.

Hero MotoCorp achieved a striking 31% year-on-year jump in total two-wheeler dispatches in November 2025, selling 6,04,490 units compared with 4,59,805 units a year earlier. Domestic demand surged — domestic sales rose to 5,70,520 units while exports climbed to 33,970 units. This robust performance comes on the back of strong festive-season demand and favourable macro tailwinds. For investors and industry watchers, the November numbers reinforce Hero’s enduring dominance in India’s two-wheeler market and hint at positive momentum heading into the new year. 

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Lenovo India delivered an impressive second-quarter performance, posting a 23% rise in revenue to $1.2 billion on the back of robust demand across consumer and enterprise technology segments. The company benefited from heightened PC adoption, a rebound in commercial spending, and stronger uptake of digital infrastructure solutions. Improved supply-chain coordination and continued expansion into services further supported the company’s momentum.

Apple India has posted a 16% year-on-year increase in net profit, reaching ₹3,196 crore, reflecting robust sales across iPhones, MacBooks, and other devices in the Indian market. The growth underscores rising consumer demand, expanding retail presence, and effective localization strategies amid a competitive smartphone and electronics ecosystem. Analysts attribute the performance to strong brand positioning, supply chain optimization, and increasing adoption of premium devices.

Unifinz Capital has announced a net profit of ₹24 crore for the second quarter, reflecting resilient operational performance amid evolving market conditions. The financial results underscore the company’s strategic focus on portfolio diversification, efficient risk management, and customer-centric financial services. Analysts highlight that steady profitability amid moderate credit growth and controlled operating expenses positions Unifinz Capital for sustained expansion in India’s competitive financial sector.

Microsoft India recorded an impressive financial performance in FY25, reporting a 39% jump in net profit to Rs. 1,245 crore, underscoring robust demand for cloud services, enterprise solutions, and digital transformation tools across the country. The company’s strong results reflect India’s expanding digital economy, rising IT investments, and a growing reliance on advanced software ecosystems.