Date | Stock Name | Event | LTP (1D Change%) | Details |
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26th Aug 2025, Tuesday | ||||
![]() S Sri Lotus Developers & Realty | ₹ 187.03 (0.23%) | Q1 FY 25-26 Results | ||
30th Aug 2025, Saturday | ||||
![]() C Cedaar Textile | ₹ 118.75 (-0.42%) | Q1 FY 25-26 Results |
The above dates are ex-dates.
The above dates are ex-dates.
Quarterly results help investors gain clarity on the strategic direction and performance of the company. It defines the business’s future outlook. Both long-term investors and short-term traders track these results to make informed decisions. Here’s why tracking upcoming quarterly results is crucial.
If you're investing with intent, you'll want to mark a few important dates on your calendar.
1. Board Meeting Date
Before any numbers go public, the company’s board of directors meets behind closed doors. This is where they approve the results and finalize when they’ll release them. If you're tracking a company closely, this meeting is your first heads-up that something is coming soon.
2. Earnings Announcement Date
On this day, the company announces how much it earned or lost. You’ll get a look at revenue, profits, margins, and other performance figures. Sometimes there’s guidance for the coming quarters, too. Stocks can swing sharply on this day, especially if results don’t match what the market was expecting.
3. Record Date
If there’s a dividend or bonus issue tied to the earnings, the company will set a record date. That’s the deadline for being on the books as a shareholder if you want to receive the benefit. Miss it, and you're out of luck. So it pays to keep track.
4. Investor Presentation Date
Many companies host earnings calls or release presentations on the same day or shortly after the results. On this day, they offer deeper insights into the numbers, future outlook, and management strategy. These events help investors understand the results better.
Investors keep a sharp eye on quarterly earnings. These events can swing stock prices, not just because of what the company reports, but because of what investors expect.
1. Before the Results Come Out
Stocks usually get active. If there’s talk of strong numbers, prices might start climbing even before anything’s announced. That’s especially common in sectors that are already doing well. Some call it a “pre-results rally”.
2. On the Day of the Results
This is where the rubber meets the road. If the results are better than what investors expected, the stock price may soar. If it falls short, even slightly, the price can take a hit. Expectations set the bar.
3. After the Results
Once the results are out, the company focuses on the future. The rally keeps going if the company has a strong outlook.
4. Guidance After Results
The sentiment of investors is shaped by different aspects, like comments from the management and future projections. If the guidance looks bullish, investors may continue buying. On the other hand, if the tone is cautious, it may prompt investors to book profits.
The reaction of stock prices to quarterly results is not solely based on earnings. They are shaped by different factors like forecasts from analysis, investor psychology, and broader market trends.
Quarterly earnings offer opportunities for both long-term investors and short-term traders.
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You may be a trader or investor. In any case, the event brings you an opportunity to capitalize on, based on your risk appetite and goals.
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