Indian companies have reported their financial performance for Q3 FY21, revealing the following key metrics:
By Market Capitalisation:
– Reliance Industries Ltd. remains the most valuable company in India with a market capitalization of INR 13.6 trillion ($185 billion).
– TCS and HDFC Bank follow closely with market caps of INR 11.7 trillion ($160 billion) and INR 8.2 trillion ($111 billion) respectively.
Net Sales:
– Reliance Industries Ltd. reported the highest net sales of INR 1.4 trillion ($19 billion), followed by Tata Motors with INR 750 billion ($10 billion).
Net Profit:
– TCS reported the highest net profit of INR 87 billion ($1.2 billion), followed by HDFC Bank with INR 87 billion ($1.2 billion).
Total Assets:
– Reliance Industries Ltd. has the highest total assets of INR 13.6 trillion ($185 billion), followed by Tata Motors with INR 3.2 trillion ($44 billion).
Excise:
– Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. reported the highest excise of INR 293 billion ($4 billion), followed by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. with INR 97 billion ($1.3 billion).
Other Income:
– Reliance Industries Ltd. reported the highest other income of INR 60 billion ($818 million), followed by Tata Steel with INR 28 billion ($380 million).
Raw Materials:
– Tata Steel reported the highest raw materials cost of INR 390 billion ($5.3 billion), followed by NMDC Ltd. with INR 60 billion ($818 million).
Power & Fuel:
– NTPC Ltd. reported the highest power and fuel cost of INR 200 billion ($2.7 billion), followed by Tata Power with INR 70 billion ($954 million).
Employee Cost:
– Tata Motors reported the highest employee cost of INR 40 billion ($545 million), followed by Coal India Ltd. with INR 30 billion ($408 million).
PBDIT:
– Reliance Industries Ltd. reported the highest PBDIT of INR 320 billion ($4.3 billion), followed by TCS with INR 120 billion ($1.6 billion).
Interest:
– Tata Steel reported the highest interest cost of INR 20 billion ($272 million), followed by Tata Motors with INR 18 billion ($245 million).
Tax:
– TCS reported the highest tax expense of INR 23 billion ($313 million), followed by HDFC Bank with INR 22 billion ($299 million).
EPS:
– TCS reported the highest EPS of INR 18 ($0.24), followed by HDFC Bank with INR 15 ($0.20).
Investments:
– Reliance Industries Ltd. reported the highest investments of INR 70 billion ($954 million), followed by ONGC Ltd. with INR 60 billion ($818 million).
Sundry Debtors:
– Tata Motors reported the highest sundry debtors of INR 280 billion ($3.8 billion), followed by State Bank of India with INR 190 billion ($2.6 billion).
Cash/Bank:
– Reliance Industries Ltd. reported the highest cash/bank balance of INR 140 billion ($1.9 billion), followed by Infosys Ltd. with INR 130 billion ($1.8 billion).
Inventory:
– Tata Steel reported the highest inventory of INR 170 billion ($2.3 billion), followed by Hindalco Industries Ltd. with INR 110 billion ($1.5 billion).
Debt:
– Reliance Industries Ltd. reported the highest debt of INR 3.1 trillion ($42 billion), followed by Tata Steel with INR 1.2 trillion ($16 billion).
Contingent Liabilities:
– Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. reported the highest contingent liabilities of INR 310 billion ($4.2 billion), followed by State Bank of India with INR 160 billion ($2.2 billion).
Overall, the financial performance of Indian companies in Q3 FY21 has been mixed, with some companies reporting strong performance while others have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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