Energy

Robust demand for construction and power-generation equipment drove the beat, signaling sustained strength in the industrial sector despite broader economic headwinds.

Strong volume growth in personal mobility and industrial segments drove the engine oil maker's quarterly earnings beat, signaling resilient consumer spending in India.

The state oil giant’s massive dividend payout underscores Riyadh’s ability to fund economic diversification despite ongoing regional conflict.

The Indian generic drugmaker posted broad-based growth across its business segments for the quarter ended June.

The industrial giant's second-quarter results highlight the accelerating infrastructure build-out supporting the AI boom, with revenue surging 24% year-on-year.

The strategic alliance targets premium, high-footfall locations to accelerate EV adoption in the region, adding to a wave of infrastructure deals reshaping the Indian clean-energy landscape.

The Indian electric vehicle maker reported faster revenue growth and sharply lower operating losses for the June quarter, pushing the stock to fresh highs despite lingering valuation concerns.

Promoter group entity Adani Infra (India) Ltd acquires block deal in renewable energy arm, lifting shares 1.48% on NSE.

The divestiture marks a strategic pivot for the US nuclear firm, aligning with broader industry consolidation as private equity targets healthcare assets.

The world's largest oil producer reported a sharp rise in second-quarter earnings, underscoring how sustained Middle East tensions continue to support crude valuations despite shipping disruptions.

Allotment for the renewable energy developer's debut offering is confirmed today, with unofficial trading pointing to a potential listing price of ₹234.5.

The Portuguese energy group distributes the payout in August, underpinned by daily net profits of €4.5 million through June.

At least 21 listed Brazilian firms are set to distribute dividends and interest on equity this month, with energy, banking and industrial giants anchoring the payout schedule.

The Philippine lender points to sustained corporate loan growth to counter pressures in its consumer and small-business segments.

The Indian renewable energy lender posted a 37% year-on-year rise in net profit to ₹339 crore, though sequential growth stalled on higher finance costs.

Generation segment weakness drags down results despite growth in transmission and renewables for the Indian utility.

Revenue surged 90% year-on-year as the Rizta model drove volume growth, signaling improving unit economics for the unlisted EV maker.

Strong demand for the Rizta scooter drove top-line growth, offsetting higher costs and signaling improving unit economics for the Indian EV maker.

The specialty pharma firm joins a wave of Indian listings, following recent filings by Ratnadeep Retail and Cult.Fit.

The energy firm’s contribution to the MA in Peace, Conflict and Democracy programme underscores its ongoing corporate social investment in the island’s academic sector.

Zambian copper producer reports $136M net earnings for the period, highlighting operational resilience amid sector volatility.

The deal locks in up to 17.5 MMscfd of output, adding to the company's commercial momentum following recent Shams-1 deliveries.

Nigeria's largest independent energy group narrows its first-half deficit by 77%, driven by a return to profitability in the second quarter.

Nigerian agribusiness giant reports sharp earnings contraction, signaling persistent headwinds for the sector despite broader commodity strength.

The Energy Regulatory Commission's ruling on 2025 overcollections hits Manila Electric Company's cash flow and highlights ongoing tariff scrutiny in the Philippines.

Easing currency controls allowed energy, mining, and financial firms to repatriate record capital, signaling a thaw in Argentina's capital account.

The Canadian miner's second-quarter results highlight the volatility in the nuclear fuel supply chain, with earnings down sharply from the prior year.

The Indian lender's bottom line expanded on a 15% jump in total income, signaling continued momentum in the housing finance sector despite broader market caution.

Brookfield and Cameco-owned reactor vendor seeks public listing to fund expansion amid surging data-center electricity demand.

India's second-largest lignite producer sees top-line growth fail to translate into bottom-line gains, highlighting margin pressure in the state-owned mining sector.

Rising demand for natural gas and data-center power is driving pipeline throughput, lifting Enbridge's second-quarter results above market expectations.

Nigeria's state oil giant reports its highest monthly profit, signaling stabilizing operations amid ongoing sector reforms.

The state-owned utility's Q2 earnings beat expectations, signaling robust demand in India's energy sector despite broader macro headwinds.

The French utility lifts full-year guidance after a strong first half, joining peers like RWE in signaling robust demand for power and gas infrastructure.

A heavy slate of over 50 Indian firms releases first-quarter fiscal 2027 results today, testing market resilience amid global uncertainty.

The restructuring marks a sharp reversal from the previous administration's renewable energy focus, signaling a return to core oil and gas operations.

Nigerian energy producer Seplat Energy reports a sharp acceleration in H1 2026 profitability, with pre-tax profit reaching N790 billion. The company also announces a record quarterly dividend of $0.12 per share, signaling strong cash generation despite sector headwinds.

Philippine conglomerate Aboitiz Equity Ventures reported a sharp rise in H1 profits to P13.6 billion, driven by strength across its energy, banking, and infrastructure divisions.

The Canadian utility's raised investment outlook signals continued expansion in midstream energy infrastructure, supporting long-term cash flow visibility.

Strong North American operations drove TC Energy's second-quarter adjusted core earnings to $961 million, surpassing analyst expectations and highlighting resilience in the energy infrastructure sector.

The Indian chemical maker's bottom line surged as higher sales volumes drove a sharp year-on-year improvement in the June quarter.

Copper strength and asset disposals underpin improved results as the mining giant prepares to finalize its transformative combination with Teck Resources.

Chilean generator Colbun reports a sharp first-half earnings decline, driven by restructuring charges linked to its coal phase-out and operational headwinds in Peru.

The Indian agri-processor’s bottom line expanded sharply as higher realizations and export volumes offset broader commodity volatility.

The battery maker’s turnaround highlights a sector pivot: grid-scale storage is now the primary growth engine, compensating for softness in the electric vehicle market.

The Australian fuel refiner capitalised on Middle East conflict-driven spreads, with its Lytton plant delivering exceptional returns as crude-to-product differentials widened.

Group revenue rose 24.6% to S$3.8 billion as the asset manager highlights 25% growth in its core 'New Keppel' operations, masking heavy one-time charges.

Strong institutional demand for the renewable developer's listing signals robust appetite for clean-energy equities in India's capital markets.

Nigerian consumer goods leader Presco Plc reported pre-tax profit of N122.2 billion in the first half of 2026, up 9.3% year-on-year, as the board recommended a N10 per-share interim dividend.

The Indian solar manufacturer’s results highlight how trade-policy reversals are boosting operating income for exporters, alongside strong domestic demand.

One-time legal costs wipe out profits for the Indian conglomerate, marking a second consecutive quarter of net losses as regulatory overhangs persist.

The state oil major's production surge to 3.336 million BoE/d reinforces its cash-generation capacity and supports a massive shareholder payout plan for the second half of 2026.

The German utility's upgraded guidance signals robust momentum in its energy transition portfolio, extending a positive trend for European power majors.

The shipbuilder's results underscore the sector's shift toward high-margin orders, following strong earnings from peers Hanwha Ocean and Samsung Heavy Industries.

The turnaround marks a recovery for the Hanwha Group subsidiary, following strong results from sister unit Hanwha Ocean.

India's largest engineering conglomerate posts solid top-line growth despite West Asia headwinds, signaling resilience in core infrastructure segments.

India's largest ethanol producer by capacity reports a sharp turnaround, with net income jumping to ₹59.27 crore as sales nearly double year-on-year.

India's largest engineering firm signals resilience in infrastructure spending despite geopolitical friction in West Asia, reinforcing broader corporate revenue growth trends.

Top-line expansion of 23% driven by higher turbine deliveries was insufficient to protect margins, extending the stock's 10% decline in July as investors weigh execution risks against India's renewable push.

The Indian cookware maker reported a sharp surge in first-quarter net profit, driven by a consumer shift toward induction appliances and premium products.

The utility advances its goal from 2030, aiming for 25% market share as battery storage adoption and government incentives drive rapid installation growth.

Capital flows into India's critical minerals sector as investors target supply chain resilience amid global energy transition.

The Portuguese energy group is weighing a change to its payout framework after finalizing the Moeve acquisition, even as it prepares to distribute a 10% higher dividend.

The renewable developer begins its ₹1,800 crore public listing, testing investor appetite for green infrastructure equity in India.

India's largest power generator reports highest-ever earnings and dividend, signaling aggressive expansion in a tightening energy market.

The INR 300 crore seed-to-refinery facility marks a vertical integration milestone for the agribusiness, aiming to secure supply chains and capture higher margins in the edible oils sector.

The stainless-steel maker posted a 19% jump in net profit for the quarter ended June, driven by increased revenue and a focus on sustainable operations.

The state-run lender declared an interim dividend of ₹4.25 per share, supporting the stock even as first-quarter net profit fell 6% year-on-year to ₹4,193 crore.

The shipbuilder’s turnaround accelerates as premium vessel deliveries and currency tailwinds drive margin expansion, outpacing peer Samsung Heavy.

The Portuguese energy group’s payout increase follows a 44% surge in first-half net income, driven by higher Brazilian production and elevated oil prices.

Seatrium shares rise 4.7% after positive profit guidance.

Founder cites Q1FY27 data for rebound thesis while noting geopolitical crude spikes are historically temporary.

The LNG shipping operator marks its 44th consecutive payout, reinforcing its track record of returning capital to preferred unitholders amid steady charter activity.

The state-run lender's first-quarter results highlight margin pressure in India's infrastructure finance sector, even as the broader market sees robust revenue growth from peers like Reliance.

The Greek utility's entry into the Central European market signals a strategic push beyond its core Balkan operations, targeting long-term contracted revenue streams.

The Indian solar developer opens its public listing window next week, adding to a wave of energy-sector debuts as investors assess appetite for green infrastructure equity.

The Albanese government signals a shift toward collective bargaining and potential reduced working hours, adding regulatory uncertainty for corporate Australia.

The state-owned lender joins a heavy slate of Indian bank earnings, with investors tracking credit demand and asset quality signals.

The appointment of a seasoned US petroleum engineer signals a push to commercialise the firm's Mongolian assets, though the market impact remains to be seen.

The Australian explorer brings in a seasoned petroleum engineer and new investor to spearhead commercialisation of its flagship asset in Central Asia.