The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation (501425) Q2 26/27 earnings summary
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Q2 26/27 earnings summary
13 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Consolidated Q2 revenue was ₹5,797.81 crore and profit after tax was ₹609.66 crore; standalone results recorded a ₹11.52 crore net loss.
Board approved unaudited Q2 and H1 results; CFO and Company Secretary changes take effect during November 2026.
Financial highlights
Consolidated Q2 revenue from operations rose to ₹5,797.81 crore from ₹5,024.27 crore YoY; H1 revenue was ₹10,954.36 crore versus ₹9,808.47 crore.
Consolidated Q2 PAT was ₹609.66 crore versus ₹565.97 crore YoY; H1 PAT reached ₹1,192.33 crore versus ₹1,063.63 crore.
Consolidated Q2 PBT was ₹979.65 crore versus ₹891.09 crore YoY; H1 PBT was ₹1,766.34 crore versus ₹1,569.17 crore.
Standalone Q2 revenue was ₹78.43 crore versus ₹80.11 crore YoY, with a ₹11.52 crore net loss versus a ₹7.42 crore loss; H1 net loss was ₹3.66 crore.
Consolidated Q2 basic and diluted EPS were ₹35.56; H1 EPS was ₹76.87, versus ₹69.14 in the prior-year period.
Segment performance
Food—bakery and dairy products generated Q2 revenue of ₹5,601.10 crore and segment results of ₹933.70 crore, versus ₹4,870.99 crore and ₹899.81 crore YoY.
Investments segment Q2 revenue was ₹1,175.04 crore and segment results were ₹96.31 crore, versus ₹1,019.07 crore and ₹36.69 crore YoY.
Tea plantations reported Q2 segment revenue of ₹14.46 crore and a ₹5.43 crore segment loss; auto electrical components posted ₹52.63 crore revenue and a ₹0.58 crore loss.
Healthcare and horticulture Q2 segment results were ₹2.16 crore and ₹1.51 crore, respectively.
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