Following the results, Nestle India’s shares rose 3.3%, trading around ₹1,262 on the NSE during the afternoon session.
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Following the results, Nestle India’s shares rose 3.3%, trading around ₹1,262 on the NSE during the afternoon session.
Profit before tax surged 167% to ₹138 crore, while cash PAT jumped 168% to ₹186 crore.
Operating performance was slightly weaker, with EBITDA dipping 1.4% to ₹580 crore from ₹588.2 crore.
Revenue also saw healthy growth. It was up 7.1% to ₹604 crore from ₹563 crore a year earlier.
Juniper Hotels confirmed that the property is adequately insured and has already received an interim payment of ₹5 crore from the insurer.
Profit before tax (PBT) before exceptional items fell to ₹9.6 crore. This is a sharp decline from ₹78.88 crore a year ago.
The GODSY data for the week ending 07 February 2026 reflects extreme volatility across global assets. Gold managed to close higher despite sharp swings, while silver saw a steep correction from recent highs. Bond yields, currencies, and crude oil remained driven by geopolitical risks and trade deal expectations, keeping markets cautious but active.
After a week packed with major triggers like the Union Budget, the Indo-US trade deal, and the RBI policy, markets now turn to assessing real impact. The coming week will focus on how the trade deal affects exports, imports, currency risks, and overall market direction, along with key inflation and global data cues.
Indian equity markets went through a highly volatile week as three major events shaped investor sentiment — the Union Budget, the Indo-US trade deal, and the RBI’s monetary policy decision. While the budget and RBI stance disappointed markets, optimism around the trade deal supported selective buying across sectors.
After heavy selling in January 2026, FPIs turned net buyers in the first week of February. This blog analyses the impact of the Union Budget, STT hikes, RBI policy, rupee movement, and the Indo-US trade deal on FPI sentiment and market direction.
The GODSY data for the week ending 07 February 2026 reflects extreme volatility across global assets. Gold managed to close higher despite sharp swings, while silver saw a steep correction from recent highs. Bond yields, currencies, and crude oil remained driven by geopolitical risks and trade deal expectations, keeping markets cautious but active.
After a week packed with major triggers like the Union Budget, the Indo-US trade deal, and the RBI policy, markets now turn to assessing real impact. The coming week will focus on how the trade deal affects exports, imports, currency risks, and overall market direction, along with key inflation and global data cues.
Indian equity markets went through a highly volatile week as three major events shaped investor sentiment — the Union Budget, the Indo-US trade deal, and the RBI’s monetary policy decision. While the budget and RBI stance disappointed markets, optimism around the trade deal supported selective buying across sectors.
After heavy selling in January 2026, FPIs turned net buyers in the first week of February. This blog analyses the impact of the Union Budget, STT hikes, RBI policy, rupee movement, and the Indo-US trade deal on FPI sentiment and market direction.
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