On January 23, 2026, as many as 54 Indian companies are scheduled to declare their Q3 FY26 earnings. Key players include IndusInd Bank, JSW Steel, Cipla, Adani Green Energy, Godrej Consumer Products, and Shriram Finance. Analysts expect margin improvements, though steel makers may face EBITDA pressures.
India’s corporate earnings season reaches a peak today with 54 listed companies set to announce their financial results for the third quarter of FY26. According to the earnings calendar from NSE and BSE, the announcements will cover a wide range of sectors including banking, pharmaceuticals, energy, and consumer goods.
IndusInd Bank is expected to report improved margins and lower provisions, reflecting stronger asset quality. Cipla’s performance will be closely watched for growth in its domestic and export markets, while JSW Steel may face reduced EBITDA due to global commodity pressures despite revenue growth projections. Other notable companies declaring results include Adani Green Energy, Godrej Consumer Products, Laurus Labs, MCX, Shriram Finance, and Sterlite Technologies.
Market analysts suggest that these results will provide critical cues for investors, especially in sectors facing global headwinds such as steel and energy. The breadth of announcements also highlights the diverse performance trends across India’s corporate landscape.
Key Highlights
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54 companies to declare Q3 FY26 results today
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IndusInd Bank expected to show margin improvement and lower provisions
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JSW Steel may face EBITDA pressure despite revenue growth
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Cipla’s domestic and export performance under close watch
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Adani Green, Godrej Consumer, Laurus Labs, MCX among other key firms reporting
Future Takeaway
The Q3 earnings season offers investors a comprehensive view of sectoral resilience and challenges. While banks and pharma companies may post steady growth, commodity-linked firms like steelmakers could remain under pressure. These results will shape market sentiment and guide investment strategies for the upcoming quarters.
Sources: Mint, Economic Times, Business Standard