Stocks to Watch Today: GESHIP, RBA, KEI, Unimech in focus
Great Eastern Shipping leads the rally with a 159% profit surge and dividend declaration, while Restaurant Brands Asia gains on record SSSG. GPT Healthcare slips despite profit growth, and Stove Kraft drops after record sales. KEI and Unimech focus on capacity expansions via QIPs and capex. Nazara faces losses amid acquisitions, and VVIP Infratech secures new orders despite leverage concerns.

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Earnings season is keeping traders busy this Wednesday, with a clutch of mid-caps reporting overnight results. Great Eastern Shipping surges 3.5% as profits nearly double, while Restaurant Brands Asia rallies 6.2% on stellar same-store sales growth. Here's what's moving.
GPT Healthcare
GPT Healthcare is trading at ₹163.94 (down 3.84% on the day). The hospital chain reported a 65.7% YoY rise in Q1FY27 net profit to ₹127 million, with revenue growing to ₹1.26 billion. Despite EBITDA margins expanding to 19.16% from 16.21% driven by improved clinical mix, the stock faces selling pressure ahead of its August 4 earnings call led by Group CFO Atul Tantia.
IREDA
IREDA has reported strong Q1 results with net profit rising to ₹3.38 billion from ₹2.47 billion year-on-year. Revenue grew to ₹22.48 billion, highlighting continued financial momentum for the government-backed renewable energy financing institution. No price data is available for tracking intraday movement.
Chemcon Speciality Chemicals
Chemcon Speciality Chemicals is trading at ₹184.09 (up 4.89% on the day). The company posted a robust Q1FY27 with net profit rising 71.6% YoY to ₹10.96 crore, driven by a 24.2% revenue surge to ₹66.49 crore. EBITDA more than doubled to ₹15.40 crore with margins expanding 879 bps to 23.31%, reflecting strong operating leverage despite higher material costs.
Restaurant Brands Asia
Restaurant Brands Asia is trading at ₹70.76 (up 6.18% on the day). The QSR giant reported Q1FY27 consolidated revenue of ₹8,226 million, up 17.9% YoY, with India SSSG hitting 12.6%—the highest in 15 quarters. Standalone net loss narrowed sharply to ₹32 million, while Inspira Global completed a ₹1,050 crore controlling stake acquisition.
Thomas Cook
Thomas Cook is trading at ₹107.15 (up 2.76% on the day). The travel major reported a 21% decline in consolidated PBT to ₹885 million in Q1FY27, as Middle East geopolitical disruptions weighed on GCC subsidiaries. However, domestic segments posted strong growth of 19%, and the company recently launched premium rail holiday packages starting at ₹4.5 lakh per person.
Artemis Medicare
Artemis Medicare is trading at ₹302.2 (up 1.24% on the day). Consolidated PAT surged 48.3% YoY to ₹3,144 lacs in Q1FY27 on a 12.7% revenue increase to ₹28,732 lacs. EBITDA margin expanded 250 basis points to 21.5%, driven by higher inpatient volumes and improved occupancy at 65.7%. The company also appointed Dr. Girdhar Gyani as an independent director.
Stove Kraft
Stove Kraft is trading at ₹754.6 (down 3.06% on the day). The kitchen appliance maker posted its highest-ever quarterly revenue of ₹480.6 crore in Q1FY27, up 41.3% YoY, with net profit rising 63.5% to ₹17.1 crore. Growth was led by a 315.9% surge in induction cooktop sales and strategic inventory build-up ahead of the festive season.
KEI Industries
KEI Industries is trading at ₹5023.3 (up 0.49% on the day). The wires and cables major posted a strong Q1FY27 with net profit rising 40% YoY to ₹2,741.40 million. The board approved a ₹700 crore capacity expansion at its Rajasthan unit, targeting 50,000 KMS of additional cable capacity, fully funded through internal accruals.
Great Eastern Shipping
Great Eastern Shipping is trading at ₹1398.4 (up 3.55% on the day). The shipping giant reported a 159% YoY surge in Q1FY27 consolidated net profit to ₹1,308.84 crore, driven by a 67% rise in revenue. The board declared an interim dividend of ₹14.40 per share, with the debt-equity ratio improving sharply to 0.04 times.
Nazara Technologies
Nazara Technologies is trading at ₹339.55 (up 0.16% on the day). The gaming firm swung to a net loss of ₹825 million in Q1 despite revenue rising to ₹4.3 billion. The board is scheduled to meet on August 6 to approve a preferential allotment, following the announcement of a USD 303 million acquisition of Bluetile and BestPlay.
VVIP Infratech
VVIP Infratech is trading at ₹117.0 (down 0.85% on the day). The infrastructure player received a Letter of Intent from Delhi Jal Board for a ₹198.49 crore sewer line project. Order inflows have been accelerating, but investors are wary of negative operating cashflow of ₹64.30 crore in FY25 and a high liabilities-to-equity ratio.
Unimech Aerospace
Unimech Aerospace is trading at ₹1259.8 (up 1.93% on the day). The aerospace manufacturer reported record Q1FY27 revenue of ₹1,076.2 million, up 71% YoY, with EBITDA surging 98%. The board approved a ₹750 crore QIP to fund growth, supported by new agreements in aerospace, semiconductor, and nuclear sectors.
KIMS
KIMS is trading at ₹820.6 (up 1.98% on the day). The healthcare provider posted a 35.3% YoY revenue surge to ₹1,180 crore in Q1FY27, though net profit declined due to expansion-related costs. The company utilized ₹1,084 crore of its QIP proceeds for debt repayment, with unutilized funds held in mutual funds.
DOMS Industries
DOMS Industries is trading at ₹2292.0 (up 1.42% on the day). The stationery maker saw revenue rise 19.2% to ₹670.5 crore in Q1FY27, but net profit fell 23.4% amid sharp EBITDA margin compression. The company recently acquired the Reynolds brand business for ₹3,500 lakhs and fully utilized its IPO proceeds.
Praj Industries
Praj Industries is trading at ₹315.05 (up 1.01% on the day). Praj GenX signed a $52 million exclusive framework supply agreement for precision fabrication components for hyperscale data center infrastructure. This deal significantly boosts the order book, offsetting recent margin pressures in the core business.
Bottom Line
The market is digesting a wave of Q1 earnings, with winners like Great Eastern Shipping and Restaurant Brands Asia rewarding investors with double-digit profit jumps and strong operational metrics. While healthcare stocks show mixed reactions to margin dynamics, capital goods and infrastructure names remain in focus due to large order wins and capacity expansion plans.
How might the surge in induction cooktop sales for Stove Kraft and capacity expansions by KEI Industries signal a broader shift in consumer adoption of energy-efficient appliances ahead of the festive season?
Given Nazara Technologies' net loss despite revenue growth, will the upcoming Bluetile and BestPlay acquisition be sufficient to drive profitability, or does it increase financial risk amid the preferential allotment?
With IREDA and Praj Industries reporting strong momentum in renewable energy and data center infrastructure respectively, are these sectors poised to outperform traditional capital goods in the coming quarters?














