Q4 results today: Paytm, BSE among 53 companies to announce earnings on Tuesday

Synopsis

The fourth quarter earnings season is gaining traction, with several companies, including Bank of Baroda, Paytm, BSE, and HPCL, set to announce their results on Tuesday. Paytm's Q4FY25 earnings are keenly anticipated, with some brokerages projecting a profit, while others foresee a reduced loss.

The fourth quarter earnings season is picking up momentum and on Tuesday as many as 53 companies will announce their quarterly numbers. Key earnings to watch out include from Bank of Baroda, Paytm, BSE and HPCL.

Apart from the above Century Enka, CG Power and Industrial Solutions, Comfort Commotrade, Comfort Fincap, CyberTech Systems, Ekansh Concepts, eMudhra among others will also declare their results.

Paytm Q4 expectations

One 97 Communications, which operates fintech platform Paytm will announce its Q4FY25 earnings on Tuesday, where it is expected to swing into profits, according to estimates given by a couple of brokerages. The profit after tax (PAT) is seen in the range of Rs 3.6 crore to Rs 4.5 crore.

The estimates have been given by JM Financial and Yes Securities. Meanwhile, Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL) expects a net loss of Rs 112 crore in the January-March quarter of FY25, though it may narrow on the year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter basis.

The company could report a fall in its Q4FY25 revenue in a wide range of 3% to 13%. This amounts to a topline between Rs 1,975 crore and Rs 2,199 crore.

Its EBITDA is seen to remain negative at Rs 65 crore; however, this represented a substantial improvement of 71% both YoY and QoQ, signaling progress toward profitability.

The EBITDA margin may also improve by 660 basis points YoY and 889 bps QoQ, though remaining in a negative zone at 3.3%.

JM Financial said that the company’s contribution profit could come in at Rs 1,108 crore, a likely decline of 14% YoY but a healthy rise of 15.6% compared to the previous quarter, indicating better cost efficiencies and operational momentum.

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