Apart from the above, companies like ABB India, Agri-Tech, Astral, AstraZeneca India, Biocon, Birla Corp, Container Corp, Emkay Global, HCL Infosystems, Minda Corp, Oil India, Page Industries, ZEE Learn among others will also declare their quarterly results.
Eicher Motors Q1 expectations
Eicher Motors is expected to report a net profit in the range of Rs 943-1,034 crore in the first quarter, according to estimates by four brokerages. The growth in profit after tax (PAT) could be between 2.7% and 13% year-on-year. Revenue for the reported quarter may be at Rs 4,178-4,273 crore, which translates into an uptick of up to 7.2%.
The earning estimates have been given by Kotak Institutional Equities, Nuvama Institutional Equities, Yes Securities and Axis Securities. The highest estimate of PAT and revenue have been given by Nuvama while the lowest is from Yes Securities.The revenue growth by the maker of Royal Enfield motorcycles will be on account of volume growth and rise in the average selling price (ASP) of the vehicles owing to a richer mix. Kotak Equities expects the company to post an adjusted PAT of Rs 978 crore, which could go up by 6.5% year-on-year, while declining by 8.6% on the quarter-on-quarter basis.EBITDA for the reported quarter is seen at Rs 1,100 crore, which is a likely 7.7% YoY jump but a QoQ fall of 2.6%. Meanwhile, EBITDA margin is seen at 26.2%, up by 60 bps YoY and down by 31 bps QoQ.
LIC Q1 expectations
LIC is the largest life insurer is expected to report an year-on-year jump in its annual premium equivalent (APE) by 9-33% according to estimates by a couple of brokerages. Value of its new business (VNB) is expected to go up by up to 37% over the corresponding quarter of the last financial year.
Yes Securities sees LIC’s APE at Rs 12,705 crore for the April-June quarter which could go up by 33% on a YoY basis while registering a likely decline of 40% on the quarter-on-quarter basis. Its VNB is pegged around Rs 1,780 crore, which could go up by 37% on the YoY basis while down by 51% over the January-March quarter.
Net business premium (NBP) for this state-insurer is seen at Rs 58,118 crore which may gain 30% over the corresponding quarter in FY24. On a sequential basis, it could go down by 23%.
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