HSBC says 73% of India Inc June-quarter results met or beat estimates
HSBC reports 73% of Indian companies met or beat Q1 expectations, near the top of the post-2020 range, supporting confidence in earnings momentum. Upward estimate revisions in materials, financials, industrials and staples, alongside accelerating non-food credit growth and rebounding passenger vehicle sales, signal resilient domestic demand. HSBC flags potential later-year downgrades, but near-term sentiment toward India equities is supported.
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HSBC said 73% of Indian companies reporting June-quarter earnings met or exceeded analysts’ expectations, near the upper end of the range seen since 2020. The bank noted non-food credit growth accelerated to 18.3% year-on-year in June 2026 from around 10% in late 2025, while passenger vehicle sales rebounded sharply after last year’s mid-year contraction. Consensus forecasts see India’s corporate earnings rising around 14% in 2026 and 17% in 2027, with HSBC expecting the gains to be concentrated in industrials, consumer discretionary and financials.