Gift Nifty was trading slightly lower at around 7:15 am on Tuesday, indicating the possibility of a negative or weaker opening for the domestic equity market. The market is set to begin the session with cautious signals, although market experts believe the upward trend in equities this week has not completely ended.
Investors will track Q1 FY27 results, global market cues, crude oil prices and upcoming inflation data from the US. Recent trading sessions have seen volatility, and investors are focusing on quarterly results, earnings quality and companies’ forward business estimates. The final phase of Q1 results could trigger sharp movements in select stocks.
International developments, along with domestic factors, could influence the direction of Indian equities. US-Iran talks, fluctuations in crude oil prices and upcoming US inflation data could affect global risk sentiment. Positive global cues could bring buying back into the domestic market after an initial weakness, while weak global signals and higher crude prices could increase pressure on the market.
Several major companies are scheduled to release their quarterly results on Tuesday. These include Siemens, Zydus Lifesciences, Bata India, Caliber Mining & Logistics, Delta Corp, Enviro Infra Engineers, EPL, Kalpataru Projects International, Manappuram Finance, MRF, NBCC India, PI Industries, Rail Vikas Nigam, Senco Gold, Unichem Laboratories, Vikram Engineering and Ashoka Buildcon.
The results of these companies could lead to increased movement in their respective stocks during trading.
Vodafone Idea’s loss declined to ₹3,754 crore from ₹6,608 crore in the previous period. The company’s revenue increased by around 6% to ₹11,689 crore, while EBITDA rose 9.2% to ₹5,034 crore.
PC Jeweller’s profit increased 37.2% to ₹222.2 crore, while revenue rose 21% to ₹877 crore. Kolte-Patil Developers reported a profit of ₹146.3 crore, compared with a loss of ₹17 crore in the previous period. The company’s revenue also increased nearly 11 times to ₹919.5 crore.
Gland Pharma’s profit increased 47.1% to ₹317 crore, while revenue rose 19.6% to ₹1,800.3 crore. Lloyds Metals and Energy reported a 165% increase in profit to ₹1,726.6 crore, with revenue rising 209% to ₹7,354.4 crore.
In contrast, KEC International’s profit declined 41.7% to ₹72.6 crore, while Bosch’s profit fell 36.8% to ₹704.9 crore. CMS Info Systems also reported a 10.6% decline in profit.
Bharat Electronics (BEL) has received additional orders worth ₹541 crore after July 31. The orders include communication equipment, electro-optics, CBRN systems, spare parts and services.
JSW Energy has outlined a plan to add 1,166 MW of renewable capacity from April 2026. IRB Infrastructure Developers reported a 26% increase in toll revenue to ₹797.7 crore.
Another key market development is that from September 30, 2026, BSE will replace Wipro in the Nifty 50 Index. Following the change, market activity related to both stocks among investors and index-tracking funds will be closely watched.
