Q2 earnings roundup shows mixed results for key firms

2 Nov 2025 · 07:04 ISTpre-market1 source ↓written by the desknot a recommendation

: ₹49.08 cr
last year: ₹2.32 cr

The Q2 results released on 1 Nov 2025 reveal a profit surge for Orient Cement at ₹49.08 cr, up from ₹2.32 cr last year. In contrast, Vedanta, GHCL, and Bank of Baroda reported significant profit declines. This mixed performance may influence trading sentiment across the sector.

Traders should monitor reactions as these results unfold.

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GHCL
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Q2 earnings roundup shows mixed results for key firms

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