Several major Indian companies reported their fourth-quarter results for the fiscal year 2025, showing mixed performance across sectors. Punjab National Bank (PNB) posted a 52% year-on-year increase in net profit to ₹4,567 crore, with net interest income (NII) rising 3.8% to ₹10,757 crore. MRF reported a 31.2% increase in net profit to ₹498 crore, revenue up 11.7% to ₹6,944 crore, and EBITDA rose 17.8% to ₹1,043 crore, with margins at 15%, exceeding Bloomberg estimates of 12.5%. Coal India, the world's leading coal producer, reported a 12-13% rise in consolidated net profit to ₹9,604 crore, surpassing analyst estimates of ₹7,678 crore, and declared a final dividend of ₹5.15 per share. Dabur India saw an 8.4% decline in net profit to ₹313 crore, with flat revenue growth at ₹2,830 crore and a reduction in EBITDA and margins. Asian Paints experienced a 45% drop in consolidated net profit to ₹692 crore, with revenue at ₹8,330 crore and EBITDA at ₹1,407 crore, citing weak demand and pressure on household disposable incomes. Canara Bank reported a 33% increase in net profit to ₹5,003 crore despite a 1.4% decline in NII, with gross non-performing assets (NPAs) improving to 2.94%. Larsen & Toubro (L&T) posted a 25% rise in net profit to ₹5,497 crore, beating estimates, and declared a ₹34 per share dividend, with management projecting 15% revenue growth for FY26. Titan reported a 13% increase in net profit to ₹871 crore and an 18.8% rise in income. Bharat Forge’s net profit rose 20% to ₹345 crore, declaring a 300% dividend. Other notable results include Union Bank of India’s 51% profit increase to ₹4,985 crore, REC’s 5.5% profit growth to ₹4,236 crore with a 37.6% rise in NII, Jindal Stainless’s 17.8% profit increase to ₹590 crore, and MCX’s 54.2% profit rise to ₹135.5 crore with a recommended final dividend of ₹30 per share. These results reflect varied sectoral performances amid changing market conditions and consumer demand.