Tata Motors is expected to report a net profit of between INR 3,100 to 3,204 crore and revenue growth of up to 34% for Q4 on the back of strong EBITDA expansion across divisions. DLF will post a small increase with reported net profits at INR 477 crore, whereas Vedanta may experience a 48% decline with net profits anywhere between INR 2,168 crore to 2,618 crore. Cipla is expected to report a 5% YoY growth for domestic sales, but Kotak suggests a 16% decline in South Africa for the March quarter.
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