Indigo Paints’ Q4FY25 results underscore the challenges it faces in a tough demand environment. While topline growth kept pace with the broader industry, margin pressures and heightened competition suggest a cautious near-term outlook.

FirstCry (Brainbees Solutions) wrapped up Q4FY25 with healthy domestic momentum, even as international expansion and GlobalBees showed a more muted picture.

After a positive start, Nifty gained momentum early on but faced profit booking near 25,080. It then oscillated between 24,940 – 25,025 and finally settled with a gain of 0.60%.

United Spirits (UNSP) wrapped up Q4FY25 on a steady note. Backed by robust value and volume growth, strategic tailwinds, and regulatory support, the company is setting the stage for sustained earnings expansion—even as it faces a few near-term consumption challenges.

Metro Brands delivered a decent Q4FY25, with revenue growth and margin improvement continuing from the previous quarter. However, elevated valuations and some execution challenges have prompted a more cautious view.

JSW Steel (JSTL) closed Q4FY25 with a mixed performance. The headline numbers showed growth, but realizations didn’t quite hit the mark. Nonetheless, the company remains laser-focused on capacity expansion and margin enhancement initiatives.

Max Financial wrapped up Q4FY25 with a calm, confident performance. The headline numbers may not scream "breakout," but underneath lies steady growth in value of new business, expanding margins, and bullish forward guidance from management.

Blue Jet Healthcare has delivered a strong Q4 finish to cap off FY25. With robust traction in pharma intermediates (PI) and APIs, the company posted results that beat expectations comfortably. Yes, contrast media intermediates did slow things down a little, but overall, the growth engine looks well-fuelled for the long haul.

After a flat opening, Nifty witnessed buying momentum that lifted it up to 24,900 in the first half. It then remained range-bound between 24,800–24,900 and finally settled with a gain of 0.99%.

The wait will be over on May 26 when the initial public offering (IPO) of Schloss Bangalore Limited, owner and operator of The Leela luxury hotel chain, will open for public subscription. This is one of the largest IPOs in India's hospitality space in many years, thus generating a lot of interest from institutional and retail investors.