STEELCASNSESteelcast Limited· Industrial ProductsHighPositive
Announced Fri, 31 Oct, 2025 · 16:18 IST

Steelcast declares Rs 0.36 interim dividend as September-quarter profit rises

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AI summary

Steelcast's board declared a second interim dividend of Rs 0.36 per share for financial year 2025-26, equal to 36% of face value. The record date is November 11, 2025, with payment due by November 30. September-quarter sales were Rs 106.65 crore, while profit after tax rose to Rs 23.21 crore from Rs 13.29 crore a year earlier; EPS was Rs 2.29.

Likely market impact

Eligible holders are due Rs 0.36 per share. Strong year-on-year profit growth may support sentiment, but the dividend yield cannot be assessed without the share price.