IMPAL Q3 PAT at Rs 17.18 Cr, board declares Rs 10 interim dividend
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IMPAL reported Q3 FY26 revenue from operations of Rs 230.99 Cr, up about 9% YoY from Rs 211.67 Cr, with PAT at Rs 17.18 Cr versus Rs 16.30 Cr. Nine-month revenue rose to Rs 626.39 Cr and PAT to Rs 63.09 Cr. The board declared an interim dividend of Rs 10 per share (100%) on a face value of Rs 10. Record date is 29 January 2026, with payment on or before 20 February 2026. Results were reviewed by statutory auditor Brahmayya and Co with a clean, unqualified report.
Positive: steady revenue and profit growth plus a 100% interim dividend signals strong cash generation and shareholder reward.