Earnings:

According to Indian corporate standards, listed Indian firms must regularly submit their quarterly results to the stock exchange for the four quarters ending in June, September, December, and March. The company’s annual results will also be included in the results for March.

Quarterly results are a crucial approach to assess the ongoing success of the organisation in an era of dynamic changes. The quarterly reports that businesses produce at the conclusion of each of the three months of their fiscal year include information on quarterly results. It is an unaudited financial statement summary that also compares the results from the prior quarter and year.

Retail and mutual fund investors will closely monitor quarterly earnings of corporations to make investment decisions. The EPS, other ratios, revenue, and profits are what matter in demonstrating a company’s healthy growth.

Quarterly reports are submitted under a variety of headings, demonstrating the cost and profit of such investments or outlays.