LG ELECTRONICS INDIA LTD Q2 RESULTS
Global Market: South Korean shares fall as AI trade loses steam, investors eye Jackson Hole
South Korean shares fell 1.07% on Friday, putting the Kospi on track for a second weekly decline as AI-trade enthusiasm weakened. Chip stocks led losses, while foreign investors remained sellers. Markets also turned cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve’s Jackson Hole symposium, amid concerns over US inflation and interest-rate policy.
US stocks today: Nasdaq gains as Nvidia results revive confidence in AI trade
US stocks rose on Thursday, led by the Nasdaq, as Nvidia's strong forecast eased concerns over slowing AI demand. Salesforce and CrowdStrike also rallied after upbeat forecasts, while investors shifted focus to Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech and the outlook for interest rates.
Nvidia at heart of data centre revolution, says BNP Paribas; sees 36% upside
BNP Paribas has issued an outperform rating on Nvidia with a target price of $285, implying a 36% upside. The brokerage highlighted Nvidia's role in the data centre revolution, accelerated computing, strong Q2 financial results, and robust demand for its Blackwell and Vera Rubin platforms despite supply chain constraints.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s fried chicken dinner with Samsung, Hyundai chiefs sent Korean chicken stocks soaring, Marvell shares jumped 32% after his $1 trillion call
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has a history of comments and high-profile outings moving markets. His 2025 fried chicken dinner with Samsung and Hyundai chiefs sent South Korean chicken stocks soaring, while Marvell Technology shares jumped 32% in June after Huang called it the “next $1 trillion company.” Now, his latest dinner joke comes as Nvidia reports strong Q2 results and a better-than-expected outlook.
India gets ready to build its own Samsung, Vivo or Xiaomi
India has emerged as a major global smartphone manufacturing hub, but it is yet to build a home-grown brand of comparable scale. A new Rs 62,500 crore government scheme aims to bridge that gap by incentivising Indian-owned brands, design, R&D and domestic sourcing, with companies such as Lava positioned to benefit.
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German auto parts maker Mahle said to revisit IPO for India unit
German auto parts maker Mahle GmbH is revisiting plans to list its Indian business in Mumbai, according to people familiar with the matter. The potential IPO could raise around $300 million to $400 million, with the company expected to appoint advisers and begin preparations soon. Mahle had previously considered an India listing in 2024 but did not proceed.
Nvidia shares rally 5% after stellar Q2; revenue guidance for 2028 tops analyst estimates
Nvidia shares jumped 5% in extended trading on Wednesday after the chipmaker reported stellar Q2 results and forecast 70% revenue growth for FY28. The guidance topped analyst expectations, while strong AI demand continued to drive optimism despite memory shortages and margin pressures.
Global Market: Kospi gains over 1% as Nvidia outlook lifts chipmakers
South Korean shares rose, led by chipmakers after Nvidia forecast strong AI-driven revenue growth. The KOSPI gained 1.22%, while Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix advanced. The Bank of Korea raised rates by 25 basis points to 3% and upgraded its 2026 growth forecast to 3.3%, keeping investors focused on future monetary policy.
Nvidia investors beware: Firm flags 2 risks after better-than-expected Q2 earnings
Nvidia’s AI boom remains strong, but rising memory costs and growing debt are emerging as key risks. The chipmaker expects gross margins to bottom at 71–72% in Q4 FY27, while rising debt could pressure its financial condition and cash flows.
Ventura initiates coverage on Meesho and LG India, sees up to 35% upside
Ventura Securities has initiated coverage on Meesho and LG Electronics India with Buy ratings, seeing up to 35% upside. The brokerage expects Meesho to benefit from value-commerce growth and improved monetisation, while LG India could gain from appliance premiumisation, localisation, exports and rising demand for cooling solutions.
Treat waterlogging as 'disaster' , prioritise real-time redressal of complaints: Delhi LG to officials
Delhi's Lieutenant Governor has directed officers to treat waterlogging as a disaster. A war-footing response is now required across all government departments. This directive follows heavy rainfall which caused significant traffic disruptions. Many key city roads experienced severe water accumulation and gridlock. Officials are now focused on swift citizen relief and better city management.
Global Market: KOSPI rises as investors await Nvidia results for AI trade cues
South Korean shares edged higher on Wednesday as investors turned cautiously optimistic ahead of Nvidia’s quarterly earnings, with semiconductor stocks leading gains. The KOSPI rose 0.44%, while Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix advanced. Investors are closely watching Nvidia’s results for clues on AI chip demand, infrastructure spending and the sustainability of the broader AI trade.
ETMarkets Smart Talk | Large caps look better for next 24 months, but hidden gems remain in smallcaps: Divam Sharma
Sharma sees a stronger case for large caps over the next 24 months, particularly given the steep valuation premium commanded by small caps.
Retailers keep price hikes in check amid rising input costs: Nuvama
Indian retailers are limiting price hikes despite volatile cotton, yarn and fabric costs and geopolitical supply-chain risks. Companies are adjusting sourcing, building safety stocks and selectively absorbing costs to protect demand. Value retail and electronics remain strong, while festive demand is expected to support growth after a softer second quarter.
Global Market: Kospi drops 2% as chip stocks tumble ahead of Nvidia earnings
South Korea’s KOSPI fell nearly 2% as semiconductor stocks declined ahead of Nvidia’s earnings, reflecting investor caution over AI investment returns. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix led losses, while foreign investors sold heavily. The won strengthened modestly, and 10-year government bond yields eased, despite the index retaining strong year-to-date gains.
Consumer giants' forex earnings shine despite gobal woes
Leading Indian manufacturers significantly increased exports in the last fiscal year. These companies collectively achieved net foreign exchange positive status. Export earnings grew by twenty-nine percent, reaching over one lakh crore rupees. Companies navigated import cost pressures through increased localization efforts. This strategic approach benefited margins and expanded market reach.
India eyes 14-fold jump in electronic component production by FY31: Report
India aims for USD 500 billion in electronics production by FY31. Electronic component production is projected to reach USD 150 billion, a significant increase. Mobile phone manufacturing will also grow substantially, reaching USD 159 billion by FY31. Other categories like consumer electronics and IT hardware will see considerable expansion. This growth signifies India's expanding electronics manufacturing capabilities across diverse products.
Global Market: KOSPI drops over 1% as Samsung Electronics slumps on payout concerns
South Korean shares fell over 1% on Monday, dragged by a sharp decline in Samsung Electronics after its latest shareholder return plans disappointed investors. The KOSPI slipped 1.31%, while foreign investors remained net sellers. Gains in SK Hynix, LG Energy Solution and POSCO Holdings offered some support.
LG Electronics India bets on exports, B2B products for margin boost
LG Electronics India is looking to exports and B2B products as key growth drivers as its Korean parent aims to make India a global manufacturing hub. The company expects these businesses to help improve margins amid pressure from higher raw material costs, rupee depreciation and geopolitical risks.
Global Market: KOSPI gains on chip boost; foreigners turn net buyers
South Korean shares rose on Friday, led by gains in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix after U.S. semiconductor stocks advanced, though the KOSPI remained on track for a weekly decline. Foreign investor inflows and a stronger won supported sentiment, while broader market weakness and rising bond yields kept investors cautious amid focus on monetary policy and financial-market risks.
ETMarkets Smart Talk | India’s next growth leaders? Bajaj Alts’ Jitendra Gohil bets on electronics, solar, defence
He also sees opportunities in defence, shipbuilding, infrastructure and aerospace, though he cautions investors about demanding valuations.
Global Market: Kospi extends winning streak to six sessions, jumps over 2% on chip gains
South Korean shares surged 2.73%, extending gains for a sixth session as chipmakers rallied on optimism over AI demand. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix led advances, while foreign investors bought Rs 65,000 crore-equivalent shares. The won strengthened, though bond yields rose as investors awaited Nvidia’s results for further signals on AI growth.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Monday
Sensex and Nifty ended last week lower amid range-bound trading, with broader markets also under pressure. Analysts identified four key factors that could drive Dalal Street this week, placing Nifty support at 24,200-24,230 and resistance at 24,500-24,550.
LG Electronics shares jump 5% after robust Q1 earnings. What are Jefferies, other brokerages saying?
In the first quarter of FY27, LG Electronics India showcased impressive profit growth alongside significant operational revenue increases from April to June. The surge stemmed from robust demand for premium products across various categories. Analysts remain optimistic, highlighting the company's solid earnings potential and market stance, bolstered by strategic investments focused on enhancing manufacturing and export capacities.
Stocks in news: Indigo Paints, LG Electronics India, Tata Motors PV, Honasa Consumer, Ashok Leyland, Physicswallah
Indian equity markets saw a decline on Thursday, August 13, with the Nifty 50 closing lower. Persistent Middle East tensions and a stronger US dollar influenced investor sentiment negatively. Several companies like Indigo Paints and LG Electronics India reported their first-quarter earnings results. Other firms such as Ashok Leyland and Physicswallah will release their results on Friday. Corporate developments and earnings will guide trading in upcoming sessions.
LG Electronics India Q1 Results: PAT rises 27% YoY to Rs 653 crore; revenue up 15%
LG Electronics India Q1 Results: Household appliances maker LG Electronics India reported a 27.2 % year-on-year rise in profit after tax (PAT) at Rs 653 crore for the first quarter of FY27 (Q1FY27), compared with Rs 513 crore reported in the same quarter of the previous fiscal year.
LG Electronics India sees bigger screens, premium appliances powering FY27 growth
LG India reported strong June quarter results with revenue up fifteen point five percent. Bigger television screens and premium appliances are driving current sales momentum. The company expects continued growth from larger screens and new product launches. Festive season demand and exports will further support the fiscal year twenty twenty-seven outlook. LG India retains its mid-teen revenue growth and double-digit EBITDA margin goals.
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