Tilaknagar Industries Limited has informed the Exchange about Incorporation of a wholly-owned subsidiary in Nigeria, under such name and style as may be proposed by the Company and made available/approved by the concerned regulatory authorities, subject to compliance with applicable laws and necessary approvals.
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Tilaknagar Industries reported FY2025-26 consolidated revenue of Rs. 5,247.58 crore, up 68% from Rs. 3,120.98 crore in FY2024-25, driven by the Imperial Blue acquisition completed in December 2025. However, profit before tax declined to Rs. 205.78 lakh from Rs. 2,297.80 lakh due to exceptional items of Rs. 2,319.66 crore (including Rs. 2,200.67 crore acquisition-related costs and Rs. 118.98 crore for new labour codes). The Board recommended a 10% dividend (Rs. 1 per share) and approved incorporating a wholly-owned subsidiary in Nigeria to manufacture and sell Imperial Blue brand, with investment up to Rs. 30 crore. A scheme of amalgamation of two subsidiaries (Punjabexpo Breweries and Vahni Distilleries) with the company was also approved, pending NCLT and shareholder approvals. Additionally, 303,050 equity shares were allotted under ESOP schemes.
Revenue growth from the Imperial Blue acquisition is offset by massive one-time acquisition costs; shareholders will see dividend approval but should monitor the NCLT process for the amalgamation scheme and the new Nigeria expansion strategy.