Q2 Results Today Live: L&T, Maruti Suzuki, Bajaj Auto, Cipla, Vedanta Iron, Waaree Energies, Mazagon Dock, ACC, SAIL, SBI Life, Tata Capital, Star Health, Honeywell Automation, ABDL to announce Q2 results, Aequs stock crashes 19% after Q2

A roster of Indian corporates, including Larsen & Toubro, Maruti Suzuki, Bajaj Auto, Cipla, Vedanta, Waaree Energies, Mazagon Dock, ACC, SAIL, SBI Life, Tata Capital, Star Health, Honeywell Automation, and ABDL, is scheduled to report September-quarter earnings on the same day, as listed in the Businessline live coverage. The concentration of results across sectors such as infrastructure, autos, pharmaceuticals, metals, defence shipbuilding, renewables, financials, and industrials gives traders a broad read on domestic demand, input costs, and credit conditions within a single session. Earnings surprises at heavyweights like L&T and Maruti Suzuki can shift Nifty and Sensex index weights, while the banking and insurance names feed into rate-sensitive financial sub-indices. Metals and cement results are closely tied to commodity pricing and infrastructure spending, so guidance on realisations and volumes will move those groups most. The next catalyst to watch is management commentary on order books and margin outlook during the post-result earnings calls, al

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