Key energy players ONGC and Coal India, telecom giant Bharti Airtel, and railway services provider IRCTC are attracting attention today. Additionally, keep an eye on KEC International's performance on May 27th.

IRCTC surpassed its FY26 targets with a revenue growth of 9-10%, maintaining an EBITDA margin of 33-35%. However, the Q4 net profit dropped by 9% YoY due to exceptional gains from last year. Despite this, shares only saw a minor decrease to ₹537.55.

IRCTC's Q4 earnings show a 13.6% increase in EBITDA, reaching ₹4 billion, but the profit margin has declined from 30.4% to 27.3%.

Marksans Pharma and Astra Microwave posted higher profits in Q4, while companies like ONGC, IRCTC, JK Tyre, Gujarat Gas, among others, are set to release their Q4 results today.

EIH and IRCTC shares are under scrutiny due to disappointing Q4 profits. A closer look reveals key performance indicators fell short, with certain segments contributing to the earnings miss. [ET Now]

IRCTC's Q4 profits took a hit due to escalating expenses that squeezed profit margins. This suggests increased operational challenges for the company in the recent quarter.

IRCTC reports a significant profit after tax (PAT) of ₹1,393 crore for the upcoming fiscal years 2025-26, along with a revenue of ₹5,214.9 crore. The company's board has proposed a final dividend of ₹0.50 per share, bringing the total dividend payout for FY to an impressive ₹9 per share.

IRCTC's Q4 earnings show a 16% increase in EBITDA to ₹4 billion, but the profit margin has slipped to 27.3%, marking a decline from last year's 30.4%.

IRCTC's Q4 profits for FY26 decreased by 7%, reaching INR 332 crore. The company has announced a dividend distribution, with further details available in their quarterly earnings report online.

Four major companies - ONGC, Siemens, IRCTC, Brainbees, and Senco Gold are set to release their fourth-quarter results today, giving investors valuable insights into their recent performance. Financial data and earnings estimates can be found in the provided table.

The Indian Railways aims to sell a portion of its stakes in seven public sector undertakings, including IRCTC, IRFC, and Concor, with an objective of raising between ₹15,000-₹20,000 crore. This move is intended to maintain control while unlocking funds, with the exact timing and scale influenced by market conditions.