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Q4FY25 and Technical Outlook

posted steady growth in Q4FY25 with revenue climbing to ₹1,865 crore from ₹1,758 crore in Q3FY25 and ₹1,567 crore in Q4FY24—indicating consistent top-line momentum. Operating profit rose to ₹378 crore from ₹314 crore in Q3, though it remained below last year’s ₹394 crore. Margins recovered slightly to 20% from 18% in Q3, but still trailed the 25% margin seen in Q4FY24. Net profit improved to ₹252 crore versus ₹225 crore in Q3, but came in lower than ₹265 crore YoY, while EPS stood at ₹25.53 compared to ₹22.82 in Q3 and ₹26.83 last year. For the full year FY25, revenue increased to ₹6,924 crore from ₹6,245 crore, but operating profit declined to ₹1,510 crore from ₹1,843 crore, with OPM narrowing to 22% from 30%, largely due to a jump in expenses from ₹4,402 crore to ₹5,414 crore. Net profit dropped to ₹1,045 crore from ₹1,289 crore, and EPS fell to ₹105.78 from ₹130.50, although the dividend payout improved to 28% from 23%. Technically, the stock faced resistance around ₹1,420 and closed lower at ₹1,376.90, down 1.97%, hovering near the 9-day EMA of ₹1,341.62. RSI at 56.41 suggests mild bullish strength, with strong support seen in the ₹1,300–1,320 range. On the weekly chart, the stock is trading just below a key resistance zone of ₹1,386–1,420. A breakout above this level with strong volume could open the door to ₹1,480–₹1,540, while a rejection may pull it back toward ₹1,280 or ₹1,198. With margins under pressure but revenue holding up, the stock’s next move hinges on whether it can break above ₹1,420 decisively in the coming weeks. I have attached the daily chart of for your reference. Follow me for more such posts, Thank You! Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and not a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. I, or my family, associates, or relatives, may have a financial interest in the securities mentioned.