Coforge declares Rs 4 interim dividend; September-quarter net profit rises to Rs 42.54 crore

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AI summary

Coforge reported September-quarter revenue of Rs 398.57 crore and net profit of Rs 42.54 crore, up from Rs 368.86 crore and Rs 35.64 crore in June. Auditors found no material issues. It declared a second FY2025-26 interim dividend of Rs 4 per share; record date October 31, 2025, payable within 30 days. It will wind up two UK subsidiaries to improve efficiency. Per-share figures reflect the June 4 split of 10 shares into five.

Likely market impact

Profit growth and the dividend may support the stock. UK closures may aid efficiency, but a Rs 248 million legal cost remains a risk.