Announced Fri, 13 Feb · 17:40 IST

Outcome of Board Meeting held on 13th February, 2026

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AI summary

The board approved unaudited financial results for Q3 and 9M FY26 (ended 31 Dec 2025). On a consolidated basis, total income for Q3 rose to ₹66,597.15 lakh from ₹64,178.06 lakh YoY (~3.8% growth), while 9M income grew to ₹2,00,801.97 lakh from ₹1,94,777.17 lakh. Consolidated net profit for Q3 stood at ₹6,657.06 lakh (vs ₹6,360.84 lakh) and for 9M at ₹19,308.79 lakh (vs ₹19,122.66 lakh), with EPS of ₹1.93 and ₹5.60 respectively. Standalone results remained largely flat due to dividend income recognition timing (₹8,982.74 lakh booked in Q2 FY26). The statutory auditor issued an Emphasis of Matter on the newly notified Labour Codes (effective 21 Nov 2025), whose financial impact is still being evaluated and will be accounted by 31 March 2026. The board also appointed M/s. Bhattacharyya Roychaudhuri & Associates as Internal Auditor for FY25-26, amended the Related Party Transactions Policy, and noted BSE fines for board-composition non-compliance, attributing this to dependency on the Administrative Ministry for director appointments.

Likely market impact

Marginal revenue and profit growth suggest steady but unspectacular performance; the Labour Codes emphasis of matter flags a potential future liability whose quantum remains undisclosed. Board-composition fines are a governance red flag, though management attributes this to being a Central PSU beyond its control.