Tube Investments of India Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Tube Investments of India posted steady Q1 FY26 results with standalone revenue at Rs. 2,007 Cr, up modestly from Rs. 1,960 Cr a year ago. Standalone profit after tax rose to Rs. 168 Cr (from Rs. 154 Cr), with EPS of Rs. 8.69 versus Rs. 7.99. On a consolidated basis, revenue jumped to Rs. 5,309 Cr from Rs. 4,578 Cr (about 16% growth), driven largely by subsidiary CG Power (revenue Rs. 2,878 Cr, PBT Rs. 364 Cr). However, consolidated PBT dipped slightly to Rs. 445 Cr from Rs. 467 Cr, partly due to a Rs. 136.70 Cr fair-value loss on CCPS in subsidiary TI Clean Mobility and weak show in the EV segment. The company highlighted post-quarter events including CG Power's Rs. 3,000 Cr QIP at Rs. 560/share and the acquisition of Renesas's RF Components business for Rs. 285 Cr. Standalone operating margin held steady at 12% and free cash flow for the quarter was Rs. 82 Cr.
Shareholders get a mixed picture: standalone business remains steady with mild growth and strong balance sheet (debt-equity of just 0.02), while the consolidated picture shows strong top-line expansion via subsidiaries but margin pressure from the EV/clean mobility arm. The big CG Power QIP and acquisitions signal aggressive capital deployment, which could be positive for long-term growth but may pressure near-term consolidated margins.