Q4 results April 24, 2026: 30 firms, Reliance in focus

Earnings calendar turns busy on April 24

India’s Q4FY26 reporting season stays in focus on Friday, April 24, with around 30 companies scheduled to declare quarterly results. The list includes heavyweights such as Reliance Industries, IndusInd Bank, Shriram Finance and Adani Green Energy Limited. Investors typically watch such high-density result days for sector-level signals, especially across financials, energy, real estate and midcaps. The updates come a day after key corporate announcements from Infosys and Indian Energy Exchange (IEX). Together, the flow of numbers and management commentary is likely to shape near-term sentiment around earnings quality and FY27 outlook.

Companies scheduled to report results today

According to the earnings line-up shared in the live updates, companies expected to announce results include Reliance Industries, Hindustan Zinc, Shriram Finance, Adani Green Energy Limited, Lodha Developers, L&T Finance and IndusInd Bank. Other names on the list include Mahindra and Mahindra Financial Services, Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals, Atul and Chennai Petroleum Corporation. The schedule also includes Supreme Petrochem, Zensar Technologies, Can Fin Homes, Tanla Platforms and DCB Bank. Several smaller companies are also part of the day’s earnings calendar, such as Raghav Productivity Enhancers, Bhansali Engineering Polymers and Wendt (India). The broader mix spans Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers, Vinyl Chemicals (India), Vishnusurya Projects and Infra, and a set of microcaps including Dhruva Capital Services, Kshitij Polyline, Pearl Green Clubs and Resorts, and Krishna Capital and Securities.

Why this set of results matters for markets

When multiple large and mid-sized companies report on the same day, market reactions often depend on how consistent the numbers are across sectors. Financials such as IndusInd Bank, Shriram Finance, L&T Finance and Mahindra and Mahindra Financial Services can influence sentiment on credit demand, asset quality and margins. Energy-linked earnings from Reliance Industries, Adani Green Energy Limited, Chennai Petroleum Corporation and Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals can affect views on refining margins, fuel demand and the broader energy transition theme. Real estate updates from Lodha Developers can also be closely tracked given interest-rate sensitivity. For many midcaps and smallcaps, the key questions tend to be order visibility, margin stability and cash flow, but only the reported results will confirm that.

Infosys Q4FY26 numbers: profit beats estimates

Ahead of the April 24 result rush, Infosys reported its Q4FY26 consolidated results on April 23. The company posted net profit of ₹8,501 crore, compared with an estimate of ₹7,398 crore cited in the live updates. Revenue came in at ₹46,402 crore versus an estimate of ₹45,699 crore. Infosys reported EBIT of ₹9,743 crore versus an estimate of ₹9,565 crore, with EBIT margin at 21% versus an estimate of 20.9%. On a quarter-on-quarter basis, the company reported profit up 27.8% to ₹8,501 crore from ₹6,654 crore, and revenue up 2% to ₹46,402 crore from ₹45,479 crore.

Guidance, war-related commentary, and operating metrics

Infosys provided FY27 guidance of 1.5%-3.5% revenue growth in constant currency and an operating margin range of 20%-22%. In management commentary captured in the live updates, CEO Salil Parikh said growth looked good at the start of FY26 but “due to war there was change in economic environment in some geographies.” CFO Jayesh Sanghrajka described the war impact as “wait and watch.” The company also disclosed operating workforce indicators: attrition rose to 12.6% from 12.3% in the preceding quarter, while headcount fell to 3,28,594 from 3,37,034.

Dividend and stock-linked indicators for Infosys

Infosys declared a final dividend of ₹25 per share, and fixed June 10, 2026 as the record date, as per the live updates. Ahead of the results, Infosys shares were down 2.35% at ₹1,238.65 on the BSE (versus previous close of ₹1,268.45). Separately, the company’s ADRs traded as low as 5.7% lower in US pre-market trade, based on the same updates. These price moves highlight how global positioning can react quickly around guidance and commentary, alongside headline earnings.

IEX Q4 results: profit and revenue rise, interim dividend

Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) reported Q4 results with revenue rising 22.6% year-on-year to ₹174 crore. Profit increased 10.8% to ₹117.1 crore. The company also declared an interim dividend of ₹1.5 per share. The numbers stand out because they provide a read-through on transaction-led earnings in a market-linked platform business, but the broader takeaway for investors is that dividends and earnings visibility remain central to positioning in the sector.

IT sector snapshot: TCS and Wipro numbers cited in updates

The live updates also referenced quarterly numbers for other IT majors. TCS was cited as reporting a 5.4% sequential rise in revenue to ₹70,698 crore, while Wipro was cited at ₹24,236 crore in Q4 revenue, up 3% sequentially. On margins, Wipro was cited with EBIT of ₹4,181 crore and margin of 17.3%, while TCS was cited with EBIT of ₹17,870 crore and margin of 25.3%. Infosys’ EBIT margin was cited at 21%. Taken together, these numbers show a spread in margin performance, even as reported revenue growth remained steady in rupee terms.

Key facts at a glance

What investors will track as April 24 results land

As companies report on April 24, investor focus is likely to remain on the usual set of decision variables that emerge from official filings: revenue trends, profitability, margins, dividends, and management commentary on demand. Financial services results can influence expectations on loan growth and credit costs, while energy and industrial updates can shape views on volumes and operating leverage. For stocks with recent sharp moves, market reaction can also depend on the gap between reported numbers and expectations, as seen in the Infosys estimate-versus-actual comparisons cited in the updates.

Conclusion

April 24 is set up as a dense earnings day with about 30 companies, led by Reliance Industries, IndusInd Bank, Shriram Finance and Adani Green Energy Limited. The day follows notable Q4 disclosures from Infosys and IEX, including dividend announcements and FY27 guidance from Infosys. Market participants will now wait for the scheduled results and accompanying commentary from the April 24 reporters to assess how broad-based Q4 performance looks across sectors.