EBITDA

CIEL HR reported 27 per cent revenue growth to Rs 1,178 crore in H1FY27 and aims to consolidate 12 businesses into three clusters ahead of its planned IPO in FY28

Cement demand is likely to improve, but higher fuel, packaging and logistics costs could weigh on margins and delay earnings upgrades until the fourth quarter of FY27

High energy prices weighed on margins, but profit grew 16%

Revenue from operations rose 22 per cent to Rs 8,017 crore, led by India formulations, consumer wellness and international markets, while EBITDA margin contracted

CFO says group expects to cut debt by more than Rs 20,000 crore in FY27

Strong Q1 margins benefited from inventory gains, but rising raw material costs and elevated crude prices could weigh on profitability in the coming quarters

Revenue and EBITDA also rose year-on-year in the June quarter, but both declined sequentially as the Mumbai-based real estate developer reported a softer quarter

Tyre maker expects premium products, exports and Camso integration to support growth, while higher raw-material costs, freight and geopolitical risks weigh on margins

Eureka Forbes Ltd, which operates in the health and hygiene products segment, aims to double its revenue to Rs 5,400-5,600 crore and triple EBITDA to Rs 800-850 crore by FY30, from the base levels of FY25, the company said in its latest annual report. The company is banking on innovation, deeper market penetration and stronger omnichannel capabilities to accelerate growth from FY27 onwards, said Eureka Forbes. Eureka Forbes is primarily owned by the US private equity firm Advent International, which acquired a controlling stake in it from the Shapoorji Pallonji Group in 2022. "We expect this growth trajectory to build progressively over the coming years, with a meaningful acceleration from FY27 onwards as the strong foundations we have built translate into faster, broad-based growth. This acceleration will be driven by continued innovation, deeper market penetration across our core and emerging categories, stronger omnichannel execution, and sustained improvements in operating ...

Alco-beverage firm ABDL expects to deliver mid-teen growth in revenue and volume in FY27, driven by premiumisation, exports and capacity expansion, despite uncertainties arising from geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions, Managing Director Amar Sinha said. Allied Blenders and Distillers Ltd (ABDL), which owns brands such as Officer's Choice and ICONiQ, is pursuing a three-year transformation strategy focused on premiumisation, strengthening margins and expanding its international footprint, he said. The Chhabria family-promoted firm, which is expanding its international footprint, expects to increase presence to 60-70 countries over the next three years, driven by premium and mass-premium portfolio. "We would have a volume and top-line growth of mid-teens in FY27. EBITDA margins should remain stable and comparable to FY26," Sinha told PTI in an interaction. The company said its premiumisation drive remains the key growth lever going forward as it reported a 5.8 per cen

The company posted its highest-ever quarterly EBITDA and nearly tripled reported profit, backed by healthy order inflows, strong execution and a robust global order book

The renewable energy company reported higher June-quarter profit as revenue rose 16.4%, while operational capacity expanded with 848 MW of new additions

The managed office space provider reported a net profit of ₹13.14 crore in the June quarter against a year-ago loss, while revenue increased 44% on strong business growth

Mumbai-based realty firm reports higher profit and stronger EBITDA margin in Q1 FY27, while pre-sales rise 20 per cent year-on-year despite a sequential decline in revenue

The ports and logistics company reported lower quarterly profit as reduced other income and a higher tax rate offset strong revenue growth driven by higher cargo volumes

The GovTech company reported a 70.2 per cent rise in FY26 net profit as improved execution efficiency and operating leverage drove a sharp expansion in EBITDA margin

Shyam Metalics and Energy Ltd on Monday reported 20.6 per cent rise in consolidated profit after tax at Rs 350.73 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The company had posted a PAT of Rs 290.67 crore in the year-ago period. Income rose to Rs 5,502.18 crore from Rs 4,476.60 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year, Shyam Metalics and Energy said in a filing to BSE. The board at its meeting held on Monday approved the payment of first interim dividend of Rs 1.80 per equity share for 2026-27. The board also approved raising up to Rs 4,500 crore through issuance of equity shares, eligible securities, or equity-linked instruments, it said. The fundraise may include convertible or non-convertible preference shares, as well as fully or partly convertible debentures, the company added. "We commenced Q1 FY27 on a strong footing, driven by disciplined execution, operational excellence, and the strength of our integrated business model. During the quarter, Rev

Nirma Group-promoted cement maker reports record quarterly Ebitda as revenue growth, operational efficiencies and lower finance costs lift first-quarter earnings

Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran says Dutch operations remain self-funded, while the company targets 800 million-1 billion euros in EBITDA over the longer term

The Bengaluru-based fitness chain has turned Ebitda-positive after recovering from the pandemic and is preparing for a stock-market listing as it expands across India