Q3 FY26 results: revenue Rs 231 Cr, PAT Rs 17 Cr; Rs 10 interim dividend
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IMPAL posted Q3 FY26 revenue from operations at Rs 230.99 Cr, up 9 percent year on year from Rs 211.67 Cr. Net profit for the quarter stood at Rs 17.18 Cr versus Rs 16.30 Cr a year earlier. For nine months of FY26, revenue was Rs 626.39 Cr and profit after tax Rs 63.09 Cr. The Board declared a Rs 10 per share interim dividend (100 percent) with record date January 29, 2026, payment by February 20. Limited review by Brahmayya and Co was clean.
Steady top line and profit growth plus a 100 percent interim dividend signal healthy shareholder returns and stable operations.