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    Jio Financial Services shares dip 2% after Q1 results disappoint

    Jio Financial shares fell 3% to Rs 346.80 following a Q1FY25 net profit drop to Rs 313 crore. Revenue was Rs 418 crore, interest income Rs 162 crore. Sequential net profit increased to Rs 311 crore. Standalone PAT recorded Rs 72 crore. Shares surged 48% year-to-date since August 21, supported by partnerships with 31 insurance firms.

    Q1 results today: Bajaj Auto, L&T Finance among 24 companies to announce earnings on Tuesday

    24 firms, including Bajaj Auto, L&T Finance, Just Dial, DB Corp, and BMW Industries, will announce Q1 results. Bajaj Auto anticipates a robust Q1 with 7% volume increase, expanded EBITDA margins, and 17% profit growth. Century Textiles, Deccan Bearings, Jubilant Ingrevia, Network18 Media also to be monitored. Bajaj's 14% sales growth echoes March quarter success.

    Bajaj Auto Q1 Preview: PAT may grow 19% YoY; EBITDA margins to expand up to 100 bps

    Bajaj Auto is expected to show strong growth in Q1 with a 17% YoY increase in net profit and 14% YoY jump in net sales. Analysts predict EBITDA margins to expand by 90-100 bps due to a richer product mix.

    Jio Financial Services Q1 Results: Cons PAT falls 6% YoY to Rs 313 crore, revenue up 1%

    Jio Financial Services Q1 Results: In the most recent quarter, the company's total revenue from operations saw a slight increase to Rs 418 crore compared to the same period last year. However, standalone PAT decreased to Rs 72 crore from Rs 78 crore in the previous quarter and Rs 145 crore in the same quarter last year. Standalone revenue from operations also decreased to Rs 134 crore from Rs 141 crore in the previous quarter and Rs 215 crore in the same quarter last year.

    Jio Financial Services Q1 Results: Net profit falls 6% YoY to Rs 313 crore

    Interest income fell 20% to Rs 162 crore in June 2024 from Rs 202 crore a year ago while expenses increased to Rs 79 crore from Rs 54 crore a year ago, mainly as staff expenses increased more than three time to Rs 39 crore in June 2024.

    Confident of meeting overall guidance of 3-5% constant currency growth for the year: HCL CEO

    The Q1 has typically been HCL's weakest margin quarter with the top line impacts which have also been seasonal in that sense and Q1 even in the previous two years has been around that 17%, which is where HCL landed up this quarter as well, says CFO Prateek Aggarwal. Typically, Q2 picks up to something like 18% and Q3 is the peak, which goes to 19% plus and then the Q4 again comes back to that same second-quarter level

    The Economic Times
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