The week ahead promises intense action on D-Street packed with domestic events, primary market buzz, corporate action, and some major global cues, which will keep investors busy after Indian equities navigated the first full trading week of 2026 with caution amid new geopolitical tensions.
India’s top IT services companies are set to report their Q3 earnings, with expectations of a mixed performance. Here’s what to expect from TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and HCLTech.
India’s information technology companies are expected to report a modest but resilient third-quarter performance, with analysts pointing to easing deal delays and steady deal wins offsetting the usual seasonal slowdown.
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. is set to report its Q3 results on Monday, with expectations of higher revenue and profit despite growth constraints from the BSNL ramp-down and wage hikes.
HCLTech is set to announce its Q3 results, with expectations of stronger sequential growth and expanding margins. Here’s what investors can expect from the IT major’s earnings.
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Hindustan Unilever Ltd. has received a tax demand of Rs 1,560 crore from the income tax authorities. What does this mean for investors and the company’s financials?
Waaree Renewable Technologies shares are under pressure after receiving a revised Letter of Award for its grid-connected ground-mounted solar power project, with a reduced contract value of Rs 1,039.60 crore.
The Ministry of Finance’s plan to lift restrictions on Chinese firms bidding for government contracts may have significant implications for the Indian stock market, particularly for the infra sector and companies like L&T.
India’s growth story remains unique and attractive to foreign portfolio investors, with a rising working population and increasing productivity driven by policy reforms and digitalization.