How the 10 most profitable companies in India have completed Fy5 in terms of income and yields

The best 10 most profitable companies in India showed a mixed performance during fiscal year 25. While banks and certain companies have posted solid profits and stock market yields, companies related to raw materials have been faced with pressure. According to data available from the ACE Equity, the State Bank of India (SBI) has not only carried out the highest profit of Indian companies, but also recorded one of the best equity equity yields.

SBI declared a consolidated profit after tax (PAT) of RS 77,561 crosses during the 2010 financial year, increasing by 15.6% compared to RS 67,085 crosses during the 2012. On the stock market, its share price was at Rs 797 to May 29, 2025, with a market capitalization of RS 7.12 Lakh crore. Although it has dropped 3% in the past year, SBI has given a remarkable yield of 397% over five years – the highest in this list of the 10 most profitable companies.

The HDFC bank, now a merged entity, was the second most profitable company with a PAT of Rs 70,792 crosses, up 10.5% compared to the previous year. Its share price reached RS 1,929 with a market value of RS 14.77 Lakh crores. He earned 28% in one year and delivered a solid yield of 103% over five years. In third place is Reliance Industries, also the most precious company in India with a market capitalization of RS 19,18 Lakh crores. His profit was from Rs 69,648 crossed during fiscal year 25, almost the same as last year. The action has slipped 2% over a year, but gave a yield of 93% in five years.

ICICI Bank posted an increase of 15.3% of the profit to RS 51,029 crosses during the 2010s. In terms of equity, it has greatly made a year of 32% and an impressive yield over five years of 339%, with a market capitalization of 10.4 Lakh of RS.

TATA Consultancy Services (TCS) was the fifth most profitable company for the financial year 25. The High Company Computer of India won Rs 48,553 Profits with a modest annual growth of 5.8%. However, its stock has had an 8% drop in the past year, although it has achieved a return of 77% over five years.

On the other hand, companies linked to raw materials like Ongc and Coal India have had trouble. NGB benefit dropped from 26.3% to Rs 36,226 crosses, and its stock fell 10% compared to the year. However, he achieved a return of 192% over five years. The benefit of Coal India also dropped from 5.5% to Rs 35,358 crosses, with a drop in shares by one year of 18%. However, long -term investors have won 182% over five years.

At number eight, itc ltd. Also successful, the profit increasing by 70% to Rs 34,747 crores. Although the share price fell 3% in one year, the company has always given a five -year return of 112%. Bharti Airtel surprised the market with a massive increase of 349.4% of the profit at Rs 33,556 crore, pulled by strong mobile incomes and better margins. The title reflected this performance, up 35% in one year and by gaining 244% over five years.

In tenth place is Axis Bank, the private lender posted moderate profits of 6.3% to Rs 28,055 crore. Its action price has increased by 4% in the past year and has given a high return of 214% over five years. With four of the ten most profitable companies being banks, the sector continues to benefit from high demand for credit and better quality of assets.

Fy25 underlined the strength of India’s financial and telecommunications sectors. SBI has led to the profitability and performance of long -term shares, while Reliance remained the most precious company by market capitalization. Bharti Airtel and ITC have seen strong profit jumps, and ICICI bank stood out with high stock market yields. However, oil and coal companies were faced with pressure due to global trends.