Over 890 companies posted their Q2 (July-September Quarter) results yesterday, including Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, Siemens, Max Healthcare Institute, Marico, and Oil India. The performance of each company has been compared to their results from the same quarter last year:

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd.TMPV₹374.10 -4.37%

  • Revenue from Operations: ₹72,349 crore 🔻 13.5%, from ₹83,656 crore 
  • Profit: ₹76,248 crore 🔼2065.5%, from ₹3,521 crore
  • The substantial jump in profit is due to a one-time, exceptional accounting gain of ₹82,616 crore from the corporate demerger of the commercial vehicle business.
  • JLR’s Q2 performance was severely impacted by a cyber incident in September that caused a production halt and sharply reduced volumes for the luxury business, though manufacturing has since returned to normal levels.
  • The domestic passenger vehicle (Tata PV) business showed a strong recovery and volume growth, fueled by a resurgence in demand following the rollout of GST 2.0 and a strong festive season performance.
  • A notable success was the domestic market, where the Electric Vehicle (EV) and CNG models achieved a major milestone, accounting for 45% of total volumes in the quarter, validating the multi-powertrain strategy.

Siemens Ltd.SIEMENS₹3,218.60 +4.36%

  • Revenue from Operations: ₹5,171 crore 🔼16%, from ₹4,457 crore
  • Profit: ₹485 crore 🔻 7.1%, from ₹523 crore
  • New Orders: ₹4,800 crore 🔼10.5%, from ₹4,345 crore
  • Performance was driven by strong growth in the Mobility and Smart Infrastructure businesses. This segment-specific strength suggests successful execution on large infrastructure and industrial projects.
  • The company noted a robust Order Backlog, which grew 6% to reach ₹42,253 crore.

Max Healthcare Institute Ltd.MAXHEALTH₹1,113.90 +0.98%

  • Revenue from Operations: ₹5,171 crore 🔼16%, from ₹4,457 crore
  • Profit: ₹485 crore 🔻 7.1%, from ₹523 crore
  • New Orders: ₹4,800 crore 🔼10.5%, from ₹4,345 crore
  • Performance was driven by strong growth in the Mobility and Smart Infrastructure businesses. This segment-specific strength suggests successful execution on large infrastructure and industrial projects.
  • The company noted a robust Order Backlog, which grew 6% to reach ₹42,253 crore.

Marico Ltd.MARICO₹760.65 +2.97%

  • Revenue from Operations: ₹3,482 crore 🔼30.71%, from ₹2,664 crore 
  • Profit: ₹432 crore remained flat, from ₹433 crore
  • Strategic expansion continued with the half-year acquisition of an aggregate 99.96% stake in “True Elements” and an increased stake in “Plix” to 60% on a fully diluted basis.
  • Business stability was maintained as the cost of materials consumed dropped to ₹3,094 crore. This saving was consciously channeled into increased advertisement spending, which stood at ₹644 crore for the half-year.

Oil India Ltd.OIL₹442.05 +1.19%

  • Revenue from Operations: ₹9,175.41 crore 🔼 12.78%, from ₹8,135.90 crore  
  • Profit: ₹1,643.81 crore 🔻 20.6%, from ₹2,069.16 crore
  • There was a significant 14% decline in the realized crude price, dropping from USD 79.33/bbl in Q2 FY25 to USD 68.19/bbl in Q2 FY26.
  • The company’s material subsidiary, Numaligarh Refinery Limited (NRL), achieved a crude throughput of 753 TMT with a capacity utilization of 100.38% in Q2 FY26, successfully sustaining its operating performance.
  • Oil India completed the mechanical upgradation of facilities for the Numaligarh-Siliguri Product Pipeline (NSPL) and witnessed the inauguration of India’s first 2G bioethanol plant by its subsidiary NRL, using bamboo as feedstock.
  • The Board declared an Interim Dividend of ₹3.50 per share for FY 2025-26. Payment of this dividend will be made on or before December 14, 2025 , with Friday, November 21, 2025, set as the Record Date.

Note: The stock price mentioned is as of 1:10 pm.