Archive · 14 Jun 2025
Q4 Earnings: Large Caps Outperform, Small Caps Decline
In the last quarter, big companies did better than the smaller ones, according to a report.
Overall, companies made more money than expected.
Large companies made a lot more money, while small companies struggled.
Some industries like those making appliances and healthcare did great, while others didn't do as well.
Experts think things might keep improving, but there are still some worries about the economy.
Large-cap companies saw 6% earnings growth in Q4 FY24-25, outperforming mid and small caps.
Overall EBITDA and earnings surpassed expectations, growing 6% and 4% year-on-year respectively.
Mid-cap companies recorded a modest 2% earnings rise, while small-cap firms saw a 16% decline.
Consumer Durables, Healthcare, Internet, and Chemicals were among the strong-performing sectors.
Equirus Securities offered a cautiously optimistic outlook for FY26, despite remaining risks.
- Who
- Large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap companies.
- What
- Large-cap companies posted 6% earnings growth in Q4 FY24-25.
- When
- Q4 FY24-25
- Where
- Not explicitly mentioned.
- Why
- Driven by sector-specific standouts and resilience in large-cap companies.
Market Sentiment
Equirus Securities
Earnings Expectations
Market Sentiment
Broad-based earnings cuts
Equirus Securities
Earnings and EBITDA outperformed expectations
- Overall EBITDA Growth
- 6% YoY
- Overall Earnings Growth
- 4% YoY
- Large-cap Earnings Growth
- 6% YoY
- Mid-cap Earnings Growth
- 2% YoY
- Small-cap Earnings Decline
- 16% YoY
