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Bank of Baroda reported a record Q4 net profit of Rs 5,616 crore, driven by higher net interest income and improved asset quality. Despite increased provisions, the bank strengthened balance sheet metrics, announced FY27 growth guidance and approved a Rs 6,000 crore capital raising plan
Titan reported a 35% rise in Q4 FY26 net profit to Rs 1,179 crore, driven by strong jewellery demand and premium watch sales. Revenue surged 46%, while expansion in India and overseas, including the Damas acquisition, strengthened Titan’s retail and international market presence.
Sebi has approved Zepto’s IPO, paving the way for a potential Rs 12,000 crore listing in 2026. The quick commerce startup aims to strengthen its position against rivals while signaling renewed investor confidence in India’s internet and startup listing market.
Six BSE 100 stocks — including Nestlé India, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, Bajaj Auto, Cummins India, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise and Titan Company — hit their 52-week highs despite broader market weakness, rallying up to 22% in a month.
Bank of Baroda posted an 11.2% rise in Q4 consolidated profit, driven by higher net interest income, strong loan growth and improved asset quality. Deposits and advances registered double-digit growth, while non-interest income declined and capital adequacy ratio weakened during the quarter.
Kalyan Jewellers’ Q4 FY26 net profit more than doubled to Rs 410 crore, driven by strong gold prices and robust demand. Revenue rose 66% to Rs 10,275 crore. FY26 net profit surged 86% to Rs 1,350 crore. Both domestic and international segments delivered healthy growth, with lifestyle brand Candere also contributing to the quarter’s performance.
Mustafa, who has been involved in developer advocacy and public speaking for the past 10 years, said his life took an unfortunate turn after returning to Mumbai from Singapore.
Tata Consumer Q4 Results: Tata Consumer Products on Friday reported that its consolidated net profit of Rs 419 crore in the fourth quarter. This was higher by 21% from Rs 345 crore posted in the previous year quarter. Revenue from operations increased 18% YoY to Rs 5,434 crore.
Quick commerce firm Zepto has secured Sebi's nod for its initial public offering, paving the way for an updated draft prospectus in the next two months. The Bengaluru-based startup aims for a substantial IPO, potentially between Rs 11,000-12,000 crore, largely through a primary issuance.
The Reserve Bank of India raised Rs 34,000 crore via a new 10-year government bond at a 6.94% cut-off yield, in line with expectations. Strong demand saw bids cross Rs 1 lakh crore. The new security will become the benchmark, influencing corporate borrowing costs and broader interest rate trends.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to become the most data-intensive sporting event yet, driven by AI, real-time analytics and edge computing. With massive data generation and digital infrastructure demand, the tournament could boost valuations of chipmakers and data centre REITs, signalling a new intersection of sport, technology and markets.
SBI declared a dividend of Rs 17.35 per share for FY26, with a record date of May 16 and payment on June 4. Q4 profit rose 6% YoY to Rs 19,684 crore, supported by lower provisions. FY26 profit increased 12.88% to Rs 80,032 crore, while margins softened and asset quality improved significantly across the portfolio.
Biocon's fourth-quarter net profit saw a significant drop of 63 percent year-on-year. This decline was attributed to exceptional charges impacting the company's financials. However, core businesses demonstrated growth. The company successfully integrated its biosimilars and generics operations. This strategic move aims to enhance scale and market reach. Biocon is now focused on improving profitability and creating long-term value for shareholders.
Volatility expectations for the rupee drifted higher as investors remained on tenterhooks for the next chapter in the more than two-month-long war that had upended the macroeconomic outlook for oil importers such as India.
ZFunds has launched ZIVA, an AI-powered assistant aimed at helping mutual fund distributors and wealth managers streamline workflows, improve client engagement, and automate portfolio analysis. The platform, tested in a pilot phase, claims to significantly reduce workload while enhancing efficiency through data-driven insights and multilingual support.
