Tube Investments of India Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated August 01, 2025, titled "Press Release - UFR Q1 FY 2025-26".
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Tube Investments of India reported steady Q1 FY26 results. Standalone revenue from operations rose modestly to Rs. 2,006.6 Cr from Rs. 1,960.3 Cr year-on-year, while standalone profit after tax (PAT) grew about 9% to Rs. 168.1 Cr from Rs. 154.5 Cr. Standalone EPS stood at Rs. 8.69 vs Rs. 7.99 previously. On a consolidated basis, revenue grew roughly 16% to Rs. 5,309 Cr from Rs. 4,578 Cr, but PAT slipped about 5% to Rs. 301 Cr due to a Rs. 136.7 Cr fair value loss on CCPS related to subsidiary TI Clean Mobility. Key subsidiary CG Power posted strong growth with revenue at Rs. 2,878 Cr (up from Rs. 2,228 Cr) and PBT of Rs. 364 Cr. The company also highlighted CG Power's QIP raise of Rs. 3,000 Cr in July 2025 and the acquisition of Renesas's RF Components business for Rs. 285.5 Cr. Debt-equity remains very low at 0.02 (standalone) and 0.05 (consolidated), with healthy current ratios of 1.45x and 1.67x respectively.
For shareholders, the results show resilient standalone performance with margin stability, while consolidated numbers were weighed down by a non-cash fair value mark on the clean mobility CCPS. The CG Power QIP and acquisitions point to growth investments, and the very low leverage and strong net worth provide a solid balance sheet cushion.