It’s apparent that the Supreme Court’s ruling on cancellation of 2G licences issued from 2008 will bring some sanity to the industry.

Two years ago, it was a story of aggressive bidding for spectrum. Now, if the government were to go for re-allocation of 2G spectrum through auction, as suggested by the court, it might be a lukewarm affair, according to experts.

Titan Industries’ stock lost close to three per cent on Wednesday after the company announced weak results for the December quarter.

The shares may be up 50 per cent from the low of Rs 518 in the month of December, but there is room for further upside.

“We are pleased to have resolved this legacy issue with the FDA as we begin the next chapter in Ranbaxy’s history,&" stated Arun Sawhney, CEO & Managing Director of India’s biggest drug-maker Ranbaxy few weeks ago.

Exide Industries shrugged off a disappointing last year, posting a strong top line growth in the December quarter, above the Street’s unsurprisingly muted expectations.

Coal India, the world’s largest miner, has kept analysts busy this month. At the beginning of the year, it came out with a new pricing mechanism based on gross calorific value (GCV).

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It is not surprising that Strides Arcolab’s stock has risen sharply after the company announced stake sale in its low-margin subsidiary, Ascent Pharma.

Over the last one year, when valuations of consumer stocks have commanded a premium, Dabur has underperformed both peers and the broader market. In Q2, most categories, except haircare, saw single-digit growth.

The share price of Alfa Laval (India) was trading at about Rs 1,500 in August last year, when news of a possible delisting offer cropped up; the official announcement came mid-September.

Shriram Capital is the undisputed destination of choice for private equity (PE) players in India.

The stock of Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) is likely to come under pressure on Monday, since it has disappointed on order inflow.

Country's largest power generator NTPC reported a 10% decline in net profit at Rs 2,130.39 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2011 due to increase in coal prices.

Even as volumes show signs of slowing, company clocks robust revenue growth across FMCG categories.

India Inc’s performance is expected to be listless in the third quarter of 2011-12, considerably weakened by the government’s price control in the oil and gas sector and recession-laden sectors, such as automobiles, auto ancillaries, steel and

ONGC’s subsidy burden for the quarter is Rs 8,875 crore, compared to Rs 4,222 crore in the corresponding quarter of last year. OIL’s burden is expected to jump 135 per cent to Rs 1,313 crore.

As the awarding of projects in the road sector gathers steam and sanity returns among players, share prices of companies like IRB Infrastructure Developers have rebounded in the recent past.

Godrej Consumer‘s strategy of thinking local and going global has paid off. The company’s third quarter numbers have come in way ahead of the Street’s expectations, which is no coincidence.

Even as most technology firms failed to deliver on dollar revenue growth in the December quarter, the latter cannot be termed a washout, analysts say. A weak rupee shored up margins and profits, which became the predominant theme of the quarter.