On Thursday, October 22, more than 60 companies will declare their July‑September earnings for the financial year 2026‑27. The announcement day will see a broad cross‑section of the Indian market, from energy and oil to consumer goods and technology, all reporting on the same trading day. Investors and analysts will track the performance of these firms to gauge the health of the economy in the second quarter.

Key names on the list include power transmission and distribution firm Adani Energy Solutions, oil marketing company Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd, electrical equipment manufacturer Havells India, asset manager Nippon Life India Asset Management, on‑demand convenience platform Swiggy, city gas distributor Adani Total Gas, and stainless steel manufacturer Jindal Stainless. These companies represent major sectors such as energy, manufacturing, and digital services.

Other prominent companies scheduled to release results are oral care solutions provider Colgate Palmolive (India), dairy company Hatsun Agro Products, crude oil refiner Chennai Petroleum Corporation, technology‑led healthcare business process management firm Sagility, microfinance institution CreditAccess Grameen, speciality polyester films manufacturer Garware Hi‑Tech Films, private sector lender Jammu and Kashmir Bank, automotive components supplier CIE Automotive India, technology firm Cyient, and fine jewellery brand Bluestone Jewellery and Lifestyle, among others.

Eternal Ltd, which operates Zomato and Blinkit, reported a 92.31% surge in its consolidated profit after tax to ₹125 crore for the latest September quarter. The company earned a post‑tax profit of ₹65 crore in Q2 FY26, showing a significant jump in profitability as it expands its quick‑commerce and food‑ordering businesses.

In the July‑September quarter, Eternal’s revenue from operations advanced 77.62% to ₹23,138 crore from ₹13,590 crore in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year. The quick‑commerce business (Blinkit) posted revenue of ₹19,152 crore, while the food ordering and delivery segment (Zomato) contributed ₹3,396 crore, underscoring the growth of its diversified platform.