Rs 130 interim dividend declared; September-quarter results approved

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AI summary

Oracle Financial Services Software declared an interim dividend of Rs 130 per share for FY2025-26. The record date is November 3, 2025, with payment due by November 15. Unaudited group revenue for the September quarter rose 6.9% year on year to Rs 17,888 million, but net profit fell 5.5% to Rs 5,461 million. Half-year revenue rose 6.6%, while profit was nearly flat at Rs 11,880 million.

Likely market impact

The dividend offers a direct cash return to eligible shareholders, while lower quarterly profit and flat half-year earnings could limit the positive market response.