Results to watch out - Infosys, HDFC Bank, ZEE, Ambuja

Equity tips:-

The results which are expected today are Infosys, HDFC Bank, Ambuja Cements, Asian Paints, Zee Ent, ABB India, Can Fin Homes, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company, Rallis India, Raymond, Artson Engineering, Chambal Fertilizers And Chemicals,  GHCL, Indian Metals And Ferro Alloys, Phillips Carbon Black, Radico Khaitan, Saregama India, TTK Prestige.

Here is the street expectation for the companies:

Infosys Q2FY18: (QoQ):
  • PAT likely to increase by 1.3% to Rs 3,530 Cr.
  • Dollar Revenue may rise by 3.5% to $ 2,745 Cr.
  • EBIT is seen up 1.1% higher at Rs 4,156 Cr.
  • EBIT margin is seen narrowing to 23.6% from 24.1%.

 HDFC Bank Q2 FY18 (YoY):
  • PAT likely to increase by 20.7% at Rs 4,171 Cr.
  • NIM expected to be stable sequentially at 4.4%.
  • NII seen 20.2% up at Rs 9,610 Cr.

 Ambuja Cements Q3 CY17 (YoY):
  • PAT may decline 13.2% at Rs 240 Cr.
  • Sales is seen higher by 14% at Rs 2,280 Cr.
  • EBITDA seen up 20.2% at Rs 365 Cr.
  • Margin may expand to 16% from 15.1%.

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