The Indian stock market is set for a highly active session on April 30, with multiple earnings reactions, sectoral triggers, and corporate developments likely to drive stock-specific movements. Key sectors in focus include oil & gas, NBFCs, IT, chemicals, and infrastructure.
- Shares of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation and Oil India Limited are expected to remain in focus after crude oil prices extended their rally, with Brent crude crossing $121 per barrel.
- Bajaj Finance reported Q4 results largely in line with expectations, with steady AUM growth indicating continued demand strength.
- IIFL Finance posted strong performance, driven by a sharp 150% YoY growth in gold loans along with sequential momentum.
- Jana Small Finance Bank reported a 13.3% rise in net profit and strong NII growth of 26.5% YoY.
- MAS Financial Services also delivered solid numbers, with net profit rising 23.54% and NII up 29% YoY.
- Fino Payments Bank saw NII growth of 31.5% YoY, reflecting improving operating performance.
- Mphasis reported in-line Q4 results, with net profit rising 15.3% QoQ.
- Kfin Technologies witnessed weakness across segments, with EBITDA declining 15% QoQ.
- Indegene reported a 32.2% drop in net profit along with margin contraction.
- Syngene International saw EBITDA decline 12% YoY, with margins under pressure.
- Navin Fluorine International delivered a strong Q4 performance, with EBITDA rising sharply to ₹321 crore from ₹178 crore YoY.
- Schaeffler India reported a 26% increase in net profit and stable margins.
- Force Motors posted improved margins at 16.3%, supported by EBITDA growth.
- Time Technoplast received regulatory approval for Type IV hydrogen cylinders for buses and goods carriers, which may support long-term growth prospects.
- Larsen & Toubro signed a share purchase agreement to sell its Hyderabad Metro stake for ₹1,461 crore.
- Brigade Enterprises announced a 50:50 joint venture with Bain Capital for a ₹2,200 crore premium residential project in Bengaluru.
- Puravankara Limited secured a construction contract worth ₹144.5 crore.
- Indian Hume Pipe Company bagged a ₹459 crore water supply order in Telangana for the Greater Warangal region.
- Federal Bank appointed Manikandan M as CFO, effective May 1, 2026.
- Motilal Oswal Financial Services reported stable operations but posted a net loss due to mark-to-market (MTM) losses.
- Waaree Energies reported in-line EBITDA and margins, though its order book declined 11.6% QoQ.
- HEG Limited reported a wider EBITDA loss of ₹149 crore.
- MOIL Limited reported a 20% decline in net profit with slight margin contraction.
- RPG Life Sciences reported EBITDA growth of 29% with margin expansion.
- Jyothy Labs reported a fire incident at its Punjab warehouse, with confirmation of insurance coverage.
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