What’s new

• Revenue grew 16.5% to ₹771 crore for the fiscal year.
• Earnings per share jumped to ₹5.62, up from ₹1.68.
• Somesh Laddha joins the company as Manager and Chief Financial Officer.

Why it matters

The jump in profit indicates a sharp expansion in margins. Yet, these results arrive with the company’s structural identity already in flux. With the amalgamation into Vindhya Telelinks confirmed, these financials set the final baseline for the merging entity.

What we’re watching

• The progress of the pending amalgamation with Vindhya Telelinks.
• Any impact on capital allocation from the new management team.
• The official record date for the ₹1.25 dividend.

The full read

Birla Cable closed FY26 with revenue of ₹771 crore, a 16.5% gain over the previous year. Profitability expanded significantly as net profit surged 235% to ₹16.9 crore and EPS rose to ₹5.62. Alongside the results, the board declared a dividend of ₹1.25 per share and brought in Somesh Laddha as the new Manager and Chief Financial Officer.

These results were expected. They follow the company’s plan to amalgamate into Vindhya Telelinks, which remains the primary event for shareholders. This filing is a procedural accounting of a fiscal year that sets the stage for a broader consolidation. The next test is the merger timeline.

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What’s new

• Net profit surged to ₹16.9 cr from ₹5 cr in FY25.
• Revenue grew 16.5% to ₹771 cr, with EPS climbing to ₹5.62.
• Somesh Laddha takes over as manager and CFO; dividend set at ₹1.25 per share.

Why it matters

The earnings spike provides a final performance flourish before the company loses its independent listing. This is no longer a growth story; it is an exit valuation milestone as the business prepares for integration.

What we’re watching

• Final regulatory approval for the Vindhya Telelinks merger.
• Potential changes to payout policies as integration nears completion.
• Any shifts in focus under the new CFO.

The full read

Birla Cable closed FY26 with a profit of ₹16.9 crore, a 235% jump from the ₹5 crore recorded in the previous year. Revenue grew 16.5% to reach ₹771 crore, lifting earnings per share to ₹5.62.

Profitability is up.

The board also approved a dividend of ₹1.25 per share and appointed Somesh Laddha as manager and CFO. These figures arrive while the company waits for regulatory approval on its planned merger into Vindhya Telelinks, which was first announced in March. While the 16.5% revenue expansion is solid, the firm’s trajectory is now tethered to the merger process rather than independent operations. The new CFO hire and the dividend payout act as final housekeeping for a business preparing to be absorbed by its parent entity. The market already held visibility into this path, making these results the last chapter of an independent story.

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What’s new

• Net profit surged 235% to ₹16.9 cr as revenue climbed 16.5% to ₹771 cr.
• The board proposed a dividend of ₹1.25 per share.
• Somesh Laddha joins the company as Manager and CFO.

Why it matters

The jump in EPS from ₹1.68 to ₹5.62 provides a solid finish to the fiscal year. This performance is the final stage for the company as it works through a pending merger with Vindhya Telelinks. Management is clearing the decks.

What we’re watching

• Regulatory approval status for the Vindhya Telelinks merger.
• How the new CFO manages capital allocation.
• Revenue growth consistency in the upcoming quarters.

The full read

Birla Cable delivered a strong fiscal year, with FY26 revenue climbing 16.5% to ₹771 crore. That growth flowed directly to the bottom line, where net profit jumped 235% to ₹16.9 crore from ₹5 crore in the prior year. Diluted EPS reached ₹5.62, a significant move up from the ₹1.68 reported in FY25. The board recommended a dividend of ₹1.25 per share and installed Somesh Laddha as Manager and CFO. The financial performance comes against the backdrop of the company's pending amalgamation with Vindhya Telelinks, an arrangement first flagged in March that still awaits final regulatory sign-off. The next test for the board is whether the company can maintain this improved profitability while the transition in corporate structure proceeds. It won't be easy. Profitability has clearly turned a corner.

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