How were the most profitable companies in India in the fiscal year 25 in terms of profits and returns

The top 10 most profitable companies in India showed a mixed offer in the 25th fiscal year, while the selected banks and companies recorded strong profits and stock revenues, faced companies associated with the commodity. According to the data available from ACE Equity, the State Bank in India (SBI) not only made the highest profit among Indian companies, but also recorded one of the best stock returns for five years.

SBI reported a unified profit after the Pat of 77,561 rupees in the fiscal year 25, rising by 15.6 % from 67,085 rupees in the 24th fiscal year. In the stock market, its share price reached 797 rupees as of May 29, 2025, with a market capitalization of 7.12 rupees. Although it witnessed a 3 % decrease last year, SBI prepared a remarkable return of 397 % over a five -year period – the highest level in this list of 10 profitable companies.

HDFC Bank, is now a built -in entity, was the second largest profitable company with 70,792 rupees, an increase of 10.5 % over the previous year. The price of his share reached 1929 rupees with a market value of 14.77 rupees. She gained 28 % in one year and delivered a powerful return of 103 % over a five -year period. In third place, the company is Reliace Industries, which are also the most valuable companies with the maximum market of 19.18 rupees. Its profit reached 69,648 rupees in the fiscal year 25, approximately like last year. The stock decreased by 2 % over the course of one year, but gave a 93 % return in five years.

ICICI registered 15.3 % in profit to 51,029 rupees in the 25th fiscal year. On the front of the stocks, its performance was strong with a 32 % return for a year and an impressive return for five years, with the maximum CRORE 10.4 Rs.

Tata Consultance Services (TCS) was the fifth most profitable company in the 25th year. The first IT company in India got 48,553 rupees in profit with modest annual growth by 5.8 %. However, her shares saw a 8 % decrease last year, although she managed to return by 77 % over a period of five years.

On the other hand, companies associated with commodities such as ONGC and Coal India have struggled. ONGC profit decreased by 26.3 % to 36226 rupees, and its share decreased by 10 % throughout the year. However, she managed to return 192 % over a period of five years. The charcoal profit of India decreased by 5.5 % to 35,358 rupees, with shares decreased by 18 %. However, long -term investors gained 182 % over a five -year period.

In the eighth rank, ITC Ltd. Also well, as profits increased by 70 % to 34,747 rupees. Although the price of its share decreased by 3 % in one year, the company still gives a return of 112 % for a period of five years. BHARTI AIRTEL surprised the market with a huge profit of 349.4 % to 33,556 rupees, driven by strong mobile revenues and better margins. The stock reversed this performance, increasing by 35 % in one year and achieving 244 % profit over a five -year period.

In the tenth place is Axis, the private lender recorded a moderate profit for 6.3 % to 28,055 rupees. His share price increased by 4 % last year and gave a strong return by 214 % over a five -year period. With the presence of four of the ten most profitable companies being banks, the sector continues to take advantage of strong credit demand and the quality of the best assets.

FY25 highlighted the strength of India’s financial and communications sectors in India. SBI led in profitability and long -term stock performance, while Relination remained the most valuable company according to the maximum market. BHARTI AIRTEL and ITC have seen sharp profit leaps, and ICICI emerged with high returns in stocks. However, oil and coal companies faced pressure due to global trends.