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CMS INFO SYSTEMS – Q4 RESULTS • CONS NET PROFIT DOWN 18.9% AT ₹79.06 CR (YOY), UP 37.7% (QOQ) • REVENUE UP 2.2% AT ₹632.93 CR (YOY), UP 2.4% (QOQ) • EBITDA DOWN 0.5% AT ₹161.20 CR (YOY), UP 15.5% (QOQ) • MARGINS 25.47% VS 26.18% (YOY), VS 22.58% (QOQ)

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TCS gave 0% returns in last 5 years. Reliance gave 0% returns in last 4 years. Infosys gave 0% returns in last 6 years. HDFC Bank gave 0% returns in last 5 years. Kotak Bank gave 0% returns in last 7 years. This is the story of largecap at present.

🇮🇳⚡️West Asia war pressure hits Asian forex reserves, India’s reserves fall 5.2% to $691 billion as RBI intervention crosses $100 billion short dollar position. Indian rupee touched a record low of 95.85 on May 14.

🚨 INDIA’S MOST EXPENSIVE SCHOOLS 🤯 1️⃣ Dhirubhai Ambani International School — Mumbai 💰 Avg Annual Fees: ₹12L–₹15L+ 2️⃣ The Doon School — Dehradun 💰 Avg Annual Fees: ₹13L–₹15L 3️⃣ Mayo College — Ajmer, Rajasthan 💰 Avg Annual Fees: ₹7L–₹9L 4️⃣ Woodstock School — Mussoorie 💰 Avg Annual Fees: ₹16L–₹18L 5️⃣ Ecole Mondiale World School — Mumbai 💰 Avg Annual Fees: ₹10L–₹14L 6️⃣ Welham Boys’ School — Dehradun 💰 Avg Annual Fees: ₹8L–₹10L 7️⃣ Scindia School — Gwalior Fort 💰 Avg Annual Fees: ₹12L+ 8️⃣ Harrow International School — Bengaluru 💰 Avg Annual Fees: ₹18L–₹22L

Now, even the most hardcore supporters have started accepting that it was a wrong narrative and India badly needs FII money 😭

🚨 *BREAKING NEWS* 🚨 "Currently, this is happening all around the world • Several states in the US have encouraged citizens to work from home. • Pakistan Super League matches were played without crowds to reduce energy consumption. 4 days week, schools closed • Sri Lanka declared Wednesdays as a national holiday to conserve fuel. • Bangladesh ordered shopping malls to close by 7 PM and banned decorative lighting to save electricity. • China encouraged citizens to switch to electric vehicles (EVs). • Thailand advised citizens to set air conditioners at 27°C and avoid wearing coats and ties to reduce cooling demand. • The UK reduced highway speed limits to 80 kmph to improve fuel efficiency. • Spain mandated early closing hours for offices to reduce electricity consumption. • France banned short domestic flights where the same journey by train takes less than three hours. • Brazil encouraged citizens to use public transport more frequently. • Italy mandated a minimum AC temperature setting of 27°C in public buildings. • The Philippines implemented work-from-home measures and reduced operations in shopping malls to save energy. This is happening all around the world. All countries have increased prices of petrol and issued mandatory harsh measures. Understand the global crisis

South Korea's KOSPI hit a record close, driven by gains in chip, robotics, and auto stocks. The market watchdog is monitoring retail investors' leveraged stock positions and stands ready to take preemptive measures to ensure stability.

Petrol and diesel prices may rise by ₹5-7 per litre before 15th May, per government sources cited by India Today and Republic World. This would be the first major revision since 2022. OMCs currently sell petrol at a ₹14/litre loss and diesel at an ₹18/litre loss as crude prices have surged from $70 to $120 per barrel over the past year.

*News Headlines from Business News Agencies:* *Business Standard* 📝 CE domestic sales fall 6.7% to 113,229 units, exports jump 31.5% in FY26 📝 Hope to continue growing at 25% till 2031: BenQ India MD Rajeev Singh 📝 Economist Ashok Lahiri takes charge as NITI Aayog vice-chairperson 📝 Swiggy Q4 results: Loss narrows to ₹800 crore, revenue up at ₹6,383 crore 📝 UP govt scraps smart prepaid meter system, shifts all users to postpaid 📝 Hyundai Motor India Q4 results: Net profit declines 22.2% to ₹1,255.63 cr 📝 Airtel Africa profit jumps multifold to $813 mn in FY26; revenue up 29.5% 📝 Titan Q4 result: Profit up 35% at ₹1,179 cr, misses estimates on high costs 📝 Global food prices hit 3-year high as Iran war disrupts supply chains 📝 Non-bank lenders plan $1.6 bn in debt sales as yields decline, say bankers 📝 Toyota expects $4.3 bn hit from Iran war fallout amid supply disruptions 📝 India's April consumer inflation likely rose to 3.8% on higher fuel costs *Economic Times* 📝 India's oil companies bleed Rs 30,000 cr as fuel prices held steady despite global energy shock 📝 Zepto gets Sebi nod for IPO; issue size pegged at Rs 11,000 crore: sources 📝 Tata Consumer Products Q4 Results: Profit rises 21% YoY to Rs 419 crore, revenue up 18% 📝 RBI completes auction for new 10-year government security 📝 Akasa Air sets up entity for aircraft financing, leasing in GIFT City 📝 Ola Electric gets govt certification for 4680 Bharat Cell powered S1 X+ 5.2 kWh scooter 📝 Thali costs rise in April on higher tomato, vegetable oil, LPG prices 📝 India exploring fractional aircraft ownership policy, considering aircraft as infrastructure assets: Aviation Minister Naidu 📝 Tata Motors rolls out VRS after union push; around 300 employees opt in 📝 Centre working to restore gold import tax exemption for banks; shipments resume after IGST glitch: IBJA 📝 Adobe takes 1.58 lakh sq ft office space in Noida amid airport-led commercial boom *Mint* 📝 India's mid-tier IT firms narrow new business gap with the larger rivals 📝 BoB Q4 results 2026: Profit jumps 11% YoY to ₹5,616 crore 📝 IMF warns that evolving AI threat could upend financial markets 📝 Amazon India to scale up rest facilities for delivery associates to 250 📝 E-way bill generation eases in April after March peak 📝 Cable, telecom gear firms feel the US-Iran war squeeze 📝 Airlines oppose steep tariffs proposed at Navi Mumbai, Noida airports 📝 Bikaji promoter’s family office buys 35% stake in Bengaluru’s The Filter Coffee 📝 OnEMI Technology Solutions lists at 11.11% premium on NSE 📝 Dabur’s home and personal care biz shines, but overall growth is modest 📝 Japans Sony reports declining profit but expects a record for this year 📝 Yanolja Acquires InnKey to Expand Global Enterprise Hospitality Platform

Tata Consumer Products Q4FY26 ➤ Q4FY26 ✓ Revenue  ₹5,434 Cr (+18% YoY) ✓ Consolidated EBITDA ₹796 Cr (+27% YoY) ✓ Net Profit ₹424 Cr (+22% YoY) ➤ India branded business delivered: ✓ 16% UVG (Underlying Volume Growth) in Q4 ➤ International business maintained strong momentum +21% YoY growth in Q4 (CC growth stood at 11% in Q4) ➤ India Beverages Business ✓ Tea volumes grew 4% during Q4 ✓ Coffee continued strong momentum with:    ✓ 20% revenue growth ✓ RTD (Ready-to-Drink) beverages delivered:      ✓ Third consecutive quarter of double-digit growth,    ✓ 23% revenue growth in Q4 ✓ Key launches Tata Tea Gold Iced Tea Tetley Matcha Latte Tata Coffee Cold Coffee ‘Tata Electrolyte’ small-pack launch in functional beverages. ➤ Foods Business ✓ India Foods business revenue grew 21% YoY in Q4 ✓ Salt business grew 12%, marking: Fifth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth. ➤ Tata Sampann ✓ Grew 69% YoY in Q4 ✓ Expanded protein snacking portfolio with: ✓ Protein Crunch Makhana ✓ Hi-Protein Edamame ✓ Capital Foods launched:       ✓ Manchurian Cup Noodles      ✓ Schezwan Cup Noodles ➤ International Business ✓ International revenue grew 21% YoY in Q4 ✓ In the USA:      ✓ Eight O’Clock Coffee gained market share,      ✓ Grew at more than double the category rate. ➤ Innovation remained a key growth driver with: 80 new launches in FY26. ➤ Innovation-to-sales contribution reached: 4.5%, considered best-in-class. ➤ Revenue from innovation scaled: 7x since FY21. ➤ Tata Starbucks ✓ Delivered third consecutive quarter of positive same-store sales growth (SSSG) ✓ Store network expanded to 502 stores across 80 cities ✓ Strong traction seen in:     ✓ Protein cold foam beverages,     ✓ Zero-added-sugar syrup offerings. ➤ Final dividend recommended ₹10 per share ➤ Management Commentary ✓ Broad-based double-digit growth across core and growth businesses ✓ Strong momentum in Foods and RTD categories ✓ Sustained innovation-led expansion ✓ Continued premiumisation and portfolio transformation. ✓ Scaling growth businesses ✓ Strengthening distribution ✓ Driving innovation ✓ Delivering long-term value creation

TITAN COMPANY: Q4 CONS NET PROFIT 12B RUPEES VS 8.7B (YOY); EST 13B TITAN COMPANY: Q4 FY26 EBITDA MARGIN 9.5% VS GUIDANCE AT 11.0%–11.5%

STATE BANK OF INDIA: Q4 SL NET PROFIT 197B RUPEES VS 186B (YOY); EST 191B STATE BANK OF INDIA: Q4 GNPA 1.49% VS 1.57% (QOQ) || Q4 NNPA 0.39% VS 0.39% (QOQ)