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Maruti Suzuki India Limited received an Order-in-Original from the Office of the Principal Commissioner of Customs, Air Cargo Complex (Import), New Delhi. The company has been directed to pay differential duty of ₹32.52 million along with applicable interest and a penalty of ₹32.52 million. This follows a previous submission made by the company in August 2024. Maruti Suzuki plans to challenge the order before the appropriate authority and states there is no major impact on its financial, operational, or other activities due to this order.

Bharat Electronics Limited reported strong quarterly results with revenue from operations increasing 5.19% to ₹4,417 crores compared to ₹4,199 crores in the previous year. Profit after tax surged 24.87% to ₹969 crores from ₹776 crores, while profit before tax grew 24.28% to ₹1,289 crores. EBITDA margin improved significantly to 29.86% from 22.82% in the same period last year. Earnings per share increased to ₹1.33 from ₹1.06. The company's order book stood at ₹74,859 crores as of July 1, 2025, with an additional ₹2,600 crores in orders received after that date. Management maintained guidance of 15% revenue growth, 27% EBITDA margin, and order inflow of ₹27,000+ crores for the fiscal year. The company expects QRSAM orders worth ₹30,000+ crores by Q4 and anticipates major subsystem orders from shipbuilders in Q3-Q4. Revenue growth was impacted by supply chain issues related to the Israel-Iran conflict, affecting approximately ₹200 crores of expected sales.

DLF Limited reported robust quarterly results with new sales bookings reaching Rs 11,425 crore, marking a 78% year-on-year growth driven by successful launches in the DLF Privana ecosystem. The company generated collections of Rs 2,794 crore and maintained a strong net cash surplus of Rs 1,131 crore. DLF's gross cash balance stood at Rs 10,429 crore, including Rs 7,782 crore in RERA 70% accounts, while achieving a net cash positive position of Rs 7,980 crore after repaying Rs 1,364 crore in debt during the quarter. The company's rental portfolio maintained high occupancy at 94% across segments, with office non-SEZ at 98%, office SEZ at 87%, and retail at 98%. DCCDL rental income grew 15% year-on-year to Rs 1,326 crore, with net debt-to-EBITDA improving to 3.2x. Several new developments showed strong pre-leasing activity, including DLF Downtown Chennai achieving 99% occupancy and Atrium Place Gurugram reaching 73% pre-leasing ahead of completion.

Coal India Ltd has set a supply target of 900.24 million tonnes for 2025-26, representing over 18% growth from the previous year. The company plans a capital investment of Rs 16,000 crore to support this growth. Around 74% of total coal dispatch is expected to be consumed by the power sector, with projected demand of 668.1 MT. The company aims to scale up production to 1 billion tonnes by 2028-29. Coal India is diversifying into cleaner technologies including coal gasification and coal-to-liquid projects, while also investing in railway infrastructure, solar and thermal power projects, and coalbed methane extraction. During the previous fiscal, the company supplied 616.17 MT against projected demand of 661 MT from the power sector, achieving a 93% materialisation rate. Coal supplies to the non-regulated sector reached 145.3 MT, up 8.1%. The company monetised the 2 MTPA Dugda Coal Washery in Jharkhand for Rs 504 crore under a build-own-operate model, marking India's first coal washery monetisation.

Godrej Properties delivered its highest ever quarterly net profit of ₹600 crores in Q1 FY26, marking a 15% year-on-year growth. The company achieved booking value of ₹7,082 crores from sale of 4,231 homes across 6.17 million square feet, representing an 18% decline year-on-year but a 77% two-year compounded annual growth rate. This marks the eighth consecutive quarter exceeding ₹5,000 crores in booking value. Major project launches included Godrej MSR City in Bengaluru (₹2,426 crores), Godrej Majesty in Greater Noida (₹1,000 crores), and Godrej Tiara in Bangalore (₹470 crores). Collections grew 22% to ₹3,670 crores while operating cash flow declined 4% to ₹947 crores due to low deliveries of under 1 million square feet. The company added 5 new projects with estimated saleable area of 9.24 million square feet and expected booking value of ₹11,400 crores, achieving 57% of annual business development guidance in the first quarter. Total income decreased 3% to ₹1,593 crores, EBITDA grew 18% to ₹915 crores. Management remains confident of achieving the bookings target of ₹32,500 crores for FY26.