Tata Motors shareholders have unanimously approved the demerger of its commercial vehicle (CV) business, leading to a nearly 4% surge in the company's shares and making it the top gainer on the Nifty 50 index. Coforge reported a 32% year-on-year revenue growth to ₹12,050.7 crore ($1.45 billion) for FY25 and a 31.7% increase in EBITDA to ₹1,998.2 crore, with shares rising over 7% following the announcement of strong Q4 results, a Rs 19 interim dividend, and a stock split with a record date set. Alembic Pharmaceuticals posted a 12% decline in Q4 profit due to deferred tax expenses despite a 17% revenue increase to ₹1,770 crore and declared an ₹11 dividend. CG Power's Q4 order intake was ₹3,824 crore, exceeding estimates, but the stock fell 8% on heavy volumes amid concerns over EBITDA misses and commodity cost pressures. BSE reported a 362% jump in consolidated net profit to ₹494.4 crore and a 75% rise in revenue to ₹846.6 crore, announcing a ₹23 per share dividend and special dividend of ₹5, with shares up 8%. NSE posted consolidated total income of ₹4,397 crore and a PAT of ₹2,650 crore, declaring a 3500% dividend. MRF reported a 31% profit increase to ₹493 crore and announced its highest-ever dividend of ₹229 per share, with shares rising 5%. Other notable Q4 performances include Aarti Drugs with a 33% profit increase, Paytm and Piramal Enterprises shares rising over 4% and 7% respectively after strong results, and Mahanagar Gas beating estimates and declaring an ₹18 final dividend. Symphony reported a 65% profit surge and recommended an ₹8 final dividend. Tata Chemicals also announced dividends following its Q4 results. The market saw multiple companies announce dividends with high payout ratios, including BSE (900% dividend) and NSE (3500% dividend), reflecting robust earnings growth across sectors.