Market Energy Peaks as India Inc Unveils Results and New Players Enter
- Eicher Motors, Hero MotoCorp post strong profits while Tata Motors CV, Voltas see losses.
- Pine Labs debuts on mainboard and Shining Tools lists on SME exchange.
- Steel Authority of India in F&O ban; busy trading expected with results and listings.
The stock market is set for an active day with several major companies announcing quarterly results, new listings hitting the exchanges, and key stocks remaining in focus. Among the early highlights, shares of Steel Authority of India (SAIL) are in the F&O ban list today, 14 November 2025, as the stock crossed the market-wide position limit.
Investors will keep a close watch on earnings from several large and mid-sized companies. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, Siemens, Marico, MRF, Glenmark Pharma, Exide Industries, SKF India, V2 Retail, Archean Chemical Industries, Ahluwalia Contracts, Allcargo Logistics, Ashoka Buildcon, BASF India, Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation, Borrana Weaves, Cargotrans Maritime, Confidence Petroleum India, Valor Estate, Dreamfolks Services, Engineers India, Fineotex Chemical, EMS, and Brainbees Solutions are all set to declare their quarterly results today, making it one of the busiest days of the earnings season.
In the IPO space, digital payments firm Pine Labs is set to make its debut on the mainboard, attracting strong interest from investors. On the SME exchange, Shining Tools will also list today, adding to the overall IPO activity.
Among stocks in focus, Eicher Motors posted a strong performance with its consolidated net profit rising 24.45 percent to Rs 1,369.45 crore in Q2 FY26. Revenue also increased sharply by 44.76 percent to Rs 6,171.59 crore, driven by healthy demand.
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LG Electronics India, however, saw its standalone net profit fall 27.3 percent to Rs 389 crore, even though its revenue grew slightly by 1 percent year-on-year.
Hero MotoCorp reported a 23 percent jump in consolidated net profit to Rs 1,308.89 crore, supported by a 16.6 percent rise in revenue from operations to Rs 12,218.39 crore.
On the other hand, Tata Motors CV posted a higher consolidated net loss of Rs 867 crore despite a 6 percent rise in revenue to Rs 18,585 crore.
Voltas reported a steep 74.4 percent fall in net profit to Rs 34.3 crore, along with an 11 percent drop in revenue to Rs 2,314.39 crore. Dilip Buildcon also saw pressure, with its net profit down 19.5 percent to Rs 214 crore and revenue falling 21.8 percent to Rs 1,926 crore in Q2 FY26.
Overall, the market is set for a busy and eventful trading session with earnings, listings, and stock-specific developments driving sentiment.
