Apart from the above, Voltas, Goa Carbon, Cartrade Tech, Blue Star, Craftsman Automation and more will also declare results.
Expectations for Coal India Q4
Coal India is expected to perform steadily in the March 2025 quarter, with modest growth in revenue and profitability supported by the realization of e-Ocuction and improved cost discipline. The company’s net profit is expected to increase by an average of 4% year-on-year, but revenues may remain largely unchanged compared to the annual quarter.
Dispatch volume was largely flat, with production down just 2%. However, the electronic auction premium rose from Rs 2,545 to Rs 2,650 per tonne, offsetting the lack of physical amounts of growth.
Analysts expect a healthy operating margin supported by improved pricing mix and stable stripping ratios.
Motilal Oswal expects Yoy Pat to grow by just 0.1%, with revenues increasing by 2.4% to Rs 38,293 trillion. The EBITDA is forecast at Rs 11,110. Due to India’s strong dividend profile and robust cash flow, the brokerage is maintaining a 6% growth, as it maintains its target price of Rs 480. The broker believes that stable demand from the operational levers and electricity sector will support performance at FY26. Antiques do not offer numerical PAT growth, but Flat expects slightly positive performance, with EBITDA likely to increase by 1%. The company points to stable auction pricing and careful cost control, but warns that production constraints could be restricted upside down.
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