Q4 Results This Week: From Aditya Birla Capital to One97 Communications - Here are the key companies set to announce quarterly earnings - Markets | Latest News Updates

Q4 Results, May 4-9: India has set the ball rolling for Q4 FY26 earnings season. As fresh week starts tomorrow, May 4, 2026, a host of public-listed companies are gearing up to announce their quarterly results. Investors and analysts will closely assess these earnings to gauge performance in the January-March quarter.

Among the major companies scheduled to announce their Q4FY26 results this week include Aditya Birla Capital Limited, One97 Communications Limited, Swiggy, MRF and Titan Company Limited, among others.

Key companies to announce their Q4FY26 results this week

May 4, 2026: Aditya Birla Group’s financial services arm Aditya Birla Capital Limited, which provides an array of solutions, including lending, insurance, asset management and wealth services via its subsidiaries, will be announcing its results on May 4.

May 5, 2026: United Breweries Limited, part of the Heineken Group, will be announcing its results on May 5.

Voltamp Transformers Limited, a leading player in India’s power and transformer distribution is set to declare its earnings on May 5.

May 6, 2026: Paytm parent One97 Communications and engineering company CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited will be announcing their results on May 6.

May 7, 2026: Asia’s oldest stock exchange BSE Limited and tyre manufacturer MRF Limited will be declaring their results on May 7.

Stock Market on April 30

The Indian stock market saw a broad-based selloff in trade on Thursday, April 30, pulling the benchmark indices — Sensex and Nifty 50, down by nearly 1 per cent.

The BSE Sensex, after hitting an intraday low of 76,258.86, ended the session at 76,913.50, down 582.86 points or 0.75 per cent. The NSE Nifty50 settled at 23,997.55, down 180.10 points or 0.74 per cent. During the day Nifty50 swung between 24,087.45 and 23,796.85. Sensex and Nifty opened almost flat today. The BSE Sensex started at 77,014.21, while the Nifty 50 opened at 23,996.95.

5 key reasons behind fall

– Amid stalled talks between the US and Iran, fresh reports point to rising tensions between the two sides. Washington is stepping up pressure on Tehran, which has shown no signs of backing down. According to Fox News, citing US officials, the US Treasury has frozen over $344 million in cryptocurrency linked to Iran to restrict its access to global revenue streams.

– A sharp surge in crude oil prices also fueled the heavy selloff in the stock market. Brent crude climbed to its highest level since 2022, crossing $120 per barrel and heightening inflation concerns. For a major oil importer like India, the situation is particularly worrying, as it could significantly affect the country’s growth and inflation outlook.

– The Indian rupee weakened by 32 paise to a record low of 95.20 against the US dollar in early trade on Thursday, pressured by a sharp rise in crude oil prices. The currency is on track for a third straight weekly decline, having given up most of its earlier gains after the central bank took rare steps to curb excessive speculation.

– On April 29, the US Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged, as widely expected, but Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s slightly hawkish tone unsettled markets. Powell cautioned about persistent inflationary pressures and said the impact of higher energy prices remains uncertain, signalling the Fed may keep interest rates on hold for a longer period.

– Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have resumed aggressive selling in Indian equities, dampening market sentiment. After brief buying earlier this month, they have now sold stocks for eight straight sessions in the cash segment.

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