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On November 10, 2025, a significant batch of large companies including Bajaj Finance, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), Solar Industries, Jindal Stainless, HUDCO, KPIT Technologies and Ather Energy are slated to announce their Q2 FY26 quarterly earnings. Market participants are keenly watching these results for insights on sectoral performance and economic outlook.
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The second quarter earnings season continues in full swing today with over 240 companies scheduled to release their financial performance for the July-September 2025 period. Among the marquee names, Bajaj Finance is expected to report steady net interest income growth and profit margin expansion, signaling resilience in retail finance.
ONGC faces mixed expectations with revenue forecasted to decline quarter-on-quarter, although EBITDA margins are projected to improve driven by cost management. Solar Industries and Jindal Stainless are anticipated to show steady growth amidst improving demand in their sectors. IT services firm KPIT Technologies and electric vehicle maker Ather Energy are also unveiling results, with analysts intrigued by their growth trajectories in tech and clean mobility.
Investors will closely monitor earnings quality, margin trends, and commentary on sector-specific headwinds or opportunities. The cumulative results will help shape market sentiment and inform portfolio allocation decisions amid evolving macroeconomic conditions.
Key Highlights
Bajaj Finance to announce Q2 earnings highlighting NII growth and margin expansion.
ONGC expected to report revenue decline but margin improvement on cost efficiencies.
Solar Industries, Jindal Stainless likely to show steady revenue and profit trends.
KPIT Technologies and Ather Energy results awaited for insights into tech and EV sectors.
Earnings of over 240 companies will influence market sentiment and economic outlook.
Sources: The Hindu Business Line, CNBC TV18
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