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India's economy is poised for strong growth, projected to be the world's fastest. Domestic demand is robust, and the manufacturing and services sectors are performing well. Despite global geopolitical risks and US trade tariffs, Indian exporters are diversifying.
Eternal Limited, formerly known as Zomato Limited, has announced a top leadership transition, with founder Deepinder Goyal stepping down as Managing Director and CEO, and Blinkit CEO Albinder Singh Dhindsa set to take over the role from February 1, 2026. In a stock exchange filing, the board of Eternal Limited said it had accepted Goyal’s resignation as Director, Managing Director and CEO, effective at the close of business hours on February 1, 2026. The board has also recommended Goyal’s appointment as Vice Chairman and Director for a five-year term, subject to shareholder approval. At the same meeting, the board approved the appointment of Albinder Singh Dhindsa, currently CEO of Blinkit, as CEO and Key Managerial Personnel of the company with effect from February 1. The company said Dhindsa is not related to any of the directors or key managerial personnel, and that there are no regulatory restrictions on his appointment. The board also approved the company’s unaudited standalone...
Nasdaq-listed online travel service provider, MakeMyTrip Ltd on Wednesday reported a 14.47 per cent rise in adjusted net profit to USD 51.4 million in the third quarter ended December 2025.
Jindal Stainless on Wednesday posted 26 per cent year-on-year growth in consolidated net profit to Rs 828 crore in December quarter FY26, driven by increased sales.
CEO Lip-Bu Tan has overhauled Intel’s chipmaking operations and tightened what he said was a bloated management structure
Indian markets fell for the third consecutive session as financials and consumer stocks faced selling pressure. Eternal, MRPL, CreditAccess Grameen, and IndiaMart gained sharply, while Kalyan Jewellers and Tata Communications declined despite strong quarterly earnings.
Luxury homes made up 27% of Indian residential sales in 2025, with high demand in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad
Honeywell sees long-term growth in industrial automation as companies seek higher efficiency across energy, supply chains and buildings, with its Forge platform and sector-specific use of AI expected to support steady revenue and earnings expansion even as the company moves towards a three-way corporate split by 2026.
HPCL reported a sharp rise in Q3 profit on stronger refining margins, higher crude throughput and steady fuel sales growth. Revenue also increased sequentially, supported by record refinery utilisation and network expansion across retail outlets and LPG distribution.
Gold and silver in India are trading at unusually high premiums over global prices as traders price in fears of a customs duty hike in the Union Budget, triggering sharp MCX, ETF gains and arbitrage distortions despite a bullish long-term outlook.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd posted Q3 FY26 net profit of ₹4,072.5 crore, missing estimates. Revenue rose to ₹1.15 lakh crore. Visakh and Mumbai refineries operated near full capacity.
Dr Reddy’s Laboratories reported Q3 net profit of ₹1,209 crore, beating estimates, while revenue and EBITDA also came in above expectations; though on a year-on-year basis, profit and EBITDA declined and margins contracted sharply, a 4.4% rise in revenue notwithstanding.
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