Manchester United Plc reported its third-quarter fiscal 2025 results ending March 31, 2025, with total revenue rising to £160.5 million ($205 million), up from £136.7 million in the same period in 2024. Revenue growth was driven by increases across matchday, commercial, and broadcast streams, supported by a strong Europa League performance and heightened matchday demand. Operating profit turned positive at £0.7 million, a substantial improvement from a loss of £66.2 million the previous year. Despite a loss for the period of £2.7 million, the club raised its annual core profit forecast to between £180 million ($244 million) and £190 million, expecting a return to pre-COVID profit levels. Wage expenses decreased by £20 million to £71.2 million due to no Champions League participation, January player sales, and redundancies. The club's CEO expressed clear expectations for improvement in the next season. Separately, several Indian companies announced dividend payouts and record dates, including a record Rs 13.75 dividend with 85% net profit in Q4 for an unspecified company, Hindustan Zinc's first cash reward announcement of FY26, and multiple Tata group companies scheduling ex-dates and record dates for dividends ranging from Rs 1 to Rs 75 per share. Bajaj Finance announced a stock split and bonus share issuance with a record date set for June 16, 2025. Other notable dividend announcements include Asian Paints with a 2055% payout, Bajaj Auto with a 2100% reward, and Mahindra-backed stocks declaring their highest-ever dividends. These dividend declarations highlight a robust earnings season in the Indian stock market.