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Transcorp International reported its highest-ever profitability for Q4 and FY26 ended March 2026. Q4 PBT surged to ₹511.25 lakhs, a 2.8x jump from the previous quarter and 4x higher year-on-year. Full-year PBT reached ₹897.79 lakhs, representing a 2.5x increase over FY25's ₹356.52 lakhs. Finance costs declined by over 30% quarter-on-quarter, and the company has zero outstanding public fixed deposits or long-term borrowings. The Board declared a total 30% dividend (10% interim + 20% final). Separately, Transcorp became one of the first non-bank entities to hold a direct bank account with the Reserve Bank of India and received in-principle approval to participate in RBI's Centralised Payment Systems, enabling RTGS/NEFT capabilities. The Payment Systems division's income more than doubled during the year.
The company delivered exceptional bottom-line growth while maintaining zero debt, signaling strong financial health. The RBI approval for payment systems access significantly enhances Transcorp's competitive positioning in India's digital payments ecosystem, potentially driving future revenue growth. The 30% dividend payout demonstrates confidence in sustained profitability.