Stocks reacted sharply to December-quarter earnings on Wednesday, with Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) gaining on robust profit growth, while Tejas Networks tumbled after reporting a loss.
IREDA shares surge on strong Q3 performance
IREDA shares rose nearly 4 percent, snapping a two-session losing streak, after the state-run renewable energy financier posted strong growth in profit for the October–December quarter. The company reported healthy expansion in its loan book, supported by sustained demand for renewable energy financing and improved asset quality. Higher interest income and better operational efficiency also aided earnings, boosting investor confidence in the stock.
Market participants viewed the results as a positive signal amid continued policy support for clean energy and rising investments in solar, wind and other renewable projects. Analysts said the outlook for IREDA remains constructive, backed by a strong pipeline and government push toward energy transition.
Tejas Networks plunges after Q3 loss
In contrast, Tejas Networks shares slumped up to 13 percent, hitting a fresh 52-week low, after the company reported a loss for the December quarter. The weak performance was attributed to lower revenues, margin pressure and delays in execution of key orders.
The sharp fall reflects concerns over near-term earnings visibility, even as the company continues to focus on long-term opportunities in telecom and networking equipment. Brokerages flagged that recovery in profitability may take time, depending on order inflows, execution pace and improvement in operating leverage.
Overall, Q3 earnings continued to drive stock-specific action in the market, with investors rewarding companies that delivered strong growth while punishing those with weaker-than-expected results.
