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Sun Pharma, CDSL, IDFC First Bank, Delhivery Are Set To Announce Quarterly Earnings Today

Posted on January 31, 2026 By admin



Hello and welcome to our live blog coverage of the Q3FY26 earnings season on January 31, with more than 75 listed companies set to announce their results through the day. The December-quarter scorecard spans banking, pharmaceuticals, logistics, energy, manufacturing, financial services and technology, offering a broad read on corporate performance midway through the financial year.

Key companies reporting today include Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, IDFC First Bank, Delhivery, GAIL (India), Finolex Industries and Reliance Infrastructure. Alongside these names, a large group of mid- and small-cap companies will also publish their numbers, adding depth to the earnings picture across sectors. The results will cover income, profitability, margins and balance sheet trends, helping market participants assess how companies performed during the quarter ended December.

The September quarter delivered mixed outcomes for several large companies. While some firms reported steady revenue growth, profits came under pressure for others. A few sectors showed operating improvement, while margins remained a focus area. Against this backdrop, Q3FY26 results will be closely tracked for signs of stabilisation, growth momentum and cost control, particularly in interest-rate-sensitive and consumption-linked sectors.

The December quarter also serves as an important checkpoint before the final stretch of FY26. Investors and analysts will watch not only headline numbers but also shifts in margins, asset quality and cash flows. Management commentary, where available, will be read alongside the financials to understand how companies are positioned going into the next quarter.

As companies release their numbers through the trading day, this live blog will track results, estimates and key data points as they emerge.

Catch all the live updates, earnings numbers and developments from companies reporting Q3FY26 results here through the day.



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