
The dividend yield is computed based on the closing price of 31st July 2025. We have considered companies that have consistently paid dividend in the last 3 years – i.e FY25/FY24, FY23, and FY22.
OCCL reported much better performance & stronger margins than our estimates. The performance was better because of higher sulphuric acid margins & lower operational cost during the quarter. OCCL revenue grew by ~14.5% QoQ majorly led by higher insoluble sulphur & sulphuric acid realizations. YoY comparison cannot be done because of demerger adjustments
Hitachi Energy (Hitachi) reported an EBITDA of INR 1.5bn, thrice its base quarter last year. Gross margin expanded by 650bps YoY to 43% in Q1FY26 while EBITDA margin expanded 700bps YoY to 10.5% (-200 bps QoQ). As a result, profit came in at INR 1.3bn, + 62% YoY. Order inflow (OI) surged to INR 113bn, as the company booked an HVDC project in the quarter (on expected lines), pushing the order backlog (OB) to a record INR 291bn (+3.4x YoY). Notably, ex-HVDC orders grew ~20% YoY, reflecting strong demand. Hitachi is investing INR 20bn to expand capacity and cater to rising demand for transmission equipment. It remains the best play on transmission tailwinds, in our opinion. We maintain BUY with a revised TP of INR 24,500 (earlier INR 18,000) rolling forward to FY28E
Lower Limeroad losses, greater operational efficiencies and better offline margins drove a 166bp y/y higher EBITDA margin to 14.3% (~200bps above ARe and consensus). SSSG was 1%, hurt by advance Eid sales, an early monsoon and market sluggishness. Vmart’s apparel ASP grew 2%. However, Unlimited’s fell 3% led by focus on more value offerings.
Huhtamaki’s Q2CY25 performance was better than our estimates. Revenue declined YoY by ~4% but grew by 0.4% QoQ because of lower volumes. Gross margins expanded by 370bps YoY & 44bps QoQ to ~34% in Q2CY25. EBITDA grew by ~33% YoY & by ~10% QoQ largely because of focus on key product portfolio and cost efficiency measures. Sluggish urban demand is impacting FMCG volumes coupled with higher inflationary pressure, early monsoon and increase in commodization rate of products led to muted topline.
National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) is a SEBI-registered market infrastructure institution and a critical enabler of India’s capital markets, offering secure and efficient depository services to investors, issuers, and intermediaries. As of Mar’25, NSDL serviced 99.99% of foreign portfolio investor (FPI) assets in dematerialised form, reflecting its dominance in the institutional segment. With an 86.8% share of total demat value and a presence across 99.34% of India’s pin codes and 194 countries, NSDL demonstrates both depth and reach.
Over the years, DLF has created a new benchmark and addresses in the NCR luxury real estate market, with differentiated offerings like Camellias, Arbour, and Privana. Whilst it had the advantage of owning large superbly-located land parcels, it was able to realize high value by building new infrastructure and connectivity to these land parcels and delivering top quality homes to its customers
EvoLve theme by Theme4Press • Powered by WordPress & Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Rakesh Jhunjhunwala
Fan Site: Inspired, Not Endorsed, By Rakesh Jhunjhunwala
Recent Comments