After a difficult FY24, some companies got it right the following year. What worked for them?
Dalal Street has remained resilient despite global trade turbulence, but the next leg of the rally will likely be led by select stocks.
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Telecom, steel, oil & gas, travel, power, and financial services could propel the next phase of earnings growth.
The Vedanta group had the third highest profit growth among groups in the BT500 list. With a steep reduction in debt and the proposed demerger it may provide investors rich rewards.
With each arm firing in sync, the Bharti Enterprises saw a massive 224% increase in profit after tax in FY25. Beyond the numbers, for the group, it was also about shaping the future of connectivity.
Power takes the fifth spot on the list of most profitable sectors as companies focus on renewables and technology upgrades to meet the massive rise in demand.
The country's second-largest public sector lender kept laser-sharp focus on asset quality and operational profits. This, coupled with tax savings, makes it well-placed for FY26.
Insurance is the seventh most profitable sector in the BT500 list despite thin margins and limited number of listed players. Technology adoption and product innovation may keep it buzzing over the next few years.
Pharma and healthcare shine as government pushes access and demand for specialised products soars.
The Godrej Industries Group was the fastest growing establishment in the BT500 list, seeing a stupendous 382% rise in PAT
Suzlon Energy has had an impressive FY25 after a troubled few years in the recent past. How did the company crack the code?
From services-led growth to AI-driven innovation, India's IT is reprogramming for an era where intelligent agents decide who scales, and who stalls.
Among these, the 71 central public sector undertakings (PSUs) emerged as the most profitable group of companies, with a combined profit of over Rs 5.4 lakh crore, highlighting their importance in the growth of the economy.
India's largest edible oil company, AWL Agri Business, is sharpening its focus on branded staples and quick commerce.
With sales and profit taking a leap in FY25, Dixon embodies India’s ambition to become an electronics powerhouse.
The banking and financial services sector powers one-third of BT500 earnings. Can it continue the momentum this year?
This year onwards, the annual compendium of the BT500 list has shifted its focus from ranking the most valued companies to the most profitable ones.
Despite roadblocks, the automobile sector performs well in the BT500 list, securing the fourth position on the leaderboard.
K. Krithivasan, CEO & MD, TCS, on leading the tech disruption and managing the fast-evolving AI landscape.
Government companies were once written off as inefficient and lacking the competitive spirit of their private sector counterparts. This year, five of them make it to the top 10 of the BT500 listing that celebrates India's most profitable companies.





