BLS International Q2 results, new CHRO appointed, subsidiary strike-off
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Board approved Q2 and H1 FY26 results, both standalone and consolidated. H1 total income rose to Rs 1,49,099 lakhs from Rs 1,02,864 lakhs year-on-year. Net profit for H1 grew to Rs 36,668 lakhs from Rs 26,652 lakhs. Basic EPS H1 at Rs 8.41. Board appointed Mr Ajit Hugh Dias as Chief Human Resource Officer from November 11, 2025, bringing 22 years experience from Taj Hotels and PG from XLRI. Board also approved voluntary strike-off of wholly owned subsidiary Reired BLS International, contributing less than 0.001 percent of group turnover.
Strong H1 earnings growth of about 45 percent in income. Senior management addition strengthens HR leadership. Subsidiary strike-off is immaterial to group.